Browsing: Watershed & Environmental Science

Councilman Charles Groeteke is hosting an open house titled “Living with Water: An Introduction to Your Rock Creek Watershed” on September 30, from 4:30-7 p.m. at…

The article discusses the world’s shortest rivers, highlighting Montana’s Roe River, which measures 201 feet (61 meters) and was recognized as the shortest by Guinness World…

Exploring benthic macroinvertebrates in local streams can be enjoyable and educational. To minimize your ecological impact, adhere to these guidelines: Travel Responsibly: Stick to established roads…

Executive Summary: The Raincoast Healthy Waters program launched in 2023 aims to monitor water pollution in select watersheds across British Columbia, focusing on fish habitat health.…

Rio Tinto and the University of Northern British Columbia (UNBC) have strengthened their partnership with a $1.75 million investment to study climate change impacts on water…

This article discusses chemical investigations of surface-water quality in the Potomac River watershed, including Washington, D.C. and nearby states, conducted during low-flow conditions from July to…

Three students from the New Hope-Solebury High School Class of 2025—Cadence Scott, Devon Maguire, and Lila Graney—were awarded Malcolm P. Crooks Scholarships by the Aquetong Watershed…

Dr. Monica Adanma Uwaga is a dedicated environmental scientist whose work has greatly impacted ecological conservation, bioremediation, and climate change mitigation. She holds degrees in Forestry,…

The author reflects on witnessing a captivating display of fireflies near Nassau Hall, prompting a deeper appreciation for nature amid their internship at The Watershed Institute,…

The article invites applications for six paid field crew positions for a watershed health monitoring team in Washington state. Crew members will collect data on water…