The Digital Field Trip series DVD | Wetlands, rainforest and desert ecology software

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Save more than 20% off individual prices
The Digital Field Trip Series costs only slightly more than two individual field trips. Lab packs and site licenses, as well as both single educational and home versions, are available from prices as low as $99. See our price list for details.

Covers a wide range of curriculum topics
Each field trip includes sections of broader topics, from primers on botany and photosynthesis to food webs and homeostasis .
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Bringing the world's ecosystems to your classroom is now easier and more affordable than ever

For years, Digital Frog International's educational life science software has offered students the opportunity to explore and learn about some of the world's most fascinating ecosystems, from the wetlands of Canada to the deserts of the southwest U.S. to the tropical rainforest of Belize. 360-degree panoramas bring these diverse ecosystems to life, while detailed sections on organisms, types, mechanisms and even how humans impact and help protect these ecosystem help enhance understanding through interactive learning.

And now, for the first time, we're offering all three of our award-winning Digital Field Trips on one DVD with savings of over 20% off individual prices. Each DVD includes:

The Digital Field Trip to The Wetlands
Explore wetland ecology with a virtual field trip to a wetland in southern Ontario. Includes wetland types, bog formation, plus detailed sections on photosynthesis, food chains and webs and nutrient cycles.

The Digital Field Trip to The Rainforest
Experience the tropical rainforest of Belize with 28 virtual reality posts from deep in the forest and even up in the canopy. Other topics covered include rainforest types and mechanisms, an interactive dependency web game and a botany primer.

The Digital Field Trip to The Desert
Five deserts of the southwestern U.S.—from the saguaro cacti of the Sonoran to the sand dunes of Death Valley—are brought to life in our biggest field trip ever. Try your hand at building your own desert, learn about landscape formation and in-depth sections on adaptations and homeostasis.