Browsing: Watershed & Environmental Science

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has awarded a $90,000 grant to the San Elijo Lagoon Conservancy in Encinitas for the “Our Living Watershed” project, aimed at…

A new study from Portland State University indicates that wildfires in Oregon’s Clackamas Basin, a key drinking water source for Portland, may become more frequent due…

Summary of "Dry Creek: A Living Laboratory" The Dry Creek Experimental Watershed, established in 1999, serves as a real-world laboratory for Boise State’s geosciences and hydrology…

The Yahara WINS Watershed Carbon Project has become the first U.S. initiative to generate verified carbon credits using a new methodology focused on watershed conservation instead…

A recent study from the University of Nevada, Reno reveals persistent mercury contamination in the Carson River, resulting from 19th-century gold mining. High levels of methylmercury—up…

On November 7, Jefferson County residents can attend a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the expanded LaBarque Creek Conservation Area near Eureka, showcasing a new 15-acre addition. Approved…

High school students in Solano County are engaging in hands-on environmental science by participating in “biomonitoring field trips” to local creeks. Under the guidance of the…

Volunteers are needed to collect reproductive shoots from underwater plants containing ripe seeds. These shoots will be processed in water tanks for future planting. Each collection…

Professor Jim Graham secured renewed funding from CalTrout for a project in the Eel River watershed, vital for salmonids. Graduate student Farrah Tyler is developing a…

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