Post by L Roebuck on Oct 6, 2008 6:36:26 GMT -5
Show features West Virginia’s caves
CHARLESTON — Take a special look at a scenic part of West Virginia few people see – the state’s hundreds of miles of caves — on this week’s “Outlook,” West Virginia Public Broadcasting’s weekly television show about people, places and events in West Virginia.
“Outlook” airs on West Virginia PBS at 9 p.m. each Thursday with a re-broadcast at 6 p.m. the following Sunday. This week’s program features three segments of the on-going “Lab 304” series which focus on science, math and research activities throughout the state.
“Underground West Virginia” - West Virginia has 4,300 known caves, more than a third of them in Greenbrier County. In this vast underground, recreational cavers will crawl, slither and climb to marvel at the beauty of this unseen world. Scientists from many disciplines are also reaping new knowledge in geology, biology, even pharmacology.
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CHARLESTON — Take a special look at a scenic part of West Virginia few people see – the state’s hundreds of miles of caves — on this week’s “Outlook,” West Virginia Public Broadcasting’s weekly television show about people, places and events in West Virginia.
“Outlook” airs on West Virginia PBS at 9 p.m. each Thursday with a re-broadcast at 6 p.m. the following Sunday. This week’s program features three segments of the on-going “Lab 304” series which focus on science, math and research activities throughout the state.
“Underground West Virginia” - West Virginia has 4,300 known caves, more than a third of them in Greenbrier County. In this vast underground, recreational cavers will crawl, slither and climb to marvel at the beauty of this unseen world. Scientists from many disciplines are also reaping new knowledge in geology, biology, even pharmacology.
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