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One of the greatest joys of doing MERO is seeing our MERO alumni grow up and mature. On a recent alumni trip we took a few of our alumni to Half Moon Bay for a picnic on the beach, competitions, and eating salt water taffy. We are excited that two of the students who went on this trip (David and Guadalupe) are Seniors this year and are graduating in just two weeks! Both are enrolled in college next fall, and are determined to work hard to get their degrees! We are so proud of both of them, and are so excited to see what they do next.  Despite it being a windy and at times rainy day, we had a great time having a picnic and hanging out on the beach at Half Moon Bay!  David easily won the limbo contest!  Guadalupe, Marco, and David try Salt Water Taffy for the first time. Guadalupe and David were big fans, but Marco not so much.
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About usWelcome to La Mera Ciencia, the official blog of Menlo-Atherton Ecology Research Outdoors (MERO). Founded in 2017, MERO is a free, after-school environmental education program for high school English Language Learners that gets students outside doing ecology. Mero (or mera for feminine words like ciencia) is Spanish for "legit" or "the real thing", which is exactly the kind of science we do in the MERO program! Archives
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