“Balboa Park Alive!: Exploring Biodiversity Through Mobile Augmented Reality”
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- Balboa Park Alive!: Exploring Biodiversity Through Mobile Augmented Reality
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?Balboa Park Alive!? is an AR mobile app that offers immersive and interactive experiences centered on local biodiversity in San Diego’s Balboa Park. Designed for families, it encourages conservation and environmental stewardship through activities such as cultivating native plants in the Zoro Garden, releasing butterflies, and simulating pollinator behavior.
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