Enrichment for Students and Animals: Using Environmental Enrichment Programs for Undergraduate STEM Learning | NSTA

Enrichment for Students and Animals: Using Environmental Enrichment Programs for Undergraduate STEM Learning

Journal of College Science Teaching—July/August 2019

This articles describes a course that provided students with hands-on research opportunities and benefited the animals’ behavioral welfare.

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