Browsing: Watershed & Environmental Science
The University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science released its 19th annual Chesapeake Bay and Watershed Report Card, giving the Bay an overall grade of C…
The Union County Board of Chosen Freeholders invites elementary and high school teachers, along with community groups, to register for a free, 30-45 minute in-house science…
The B-WET program enhances environmental education through partnerships, improving teaching and student engagement. It empowers students to implement local environmental solutions, aligning with NOAA’s goals of…
Union County offers free 30-45 minute in-house science presentations about watersheds and environmental concepts, aimed at teachers and community groups. Led by NJ Americorps Watershed Ambassador…
Berkeley Lab is leading the Watershed Function Scientific Focus Area (SFA) to understand how disturbances like floods, droughts, fires, and early snowmelt affect mountainous watersheds. The…
Brendan Murphy’s research focuses on rivers and environmental variability, particularly developing pre-fire risk assessment models to evaluate wildfire impacts on watershed water resources and inform land…
A group gathered by South Easton Pond in Newport, R.I. for a “wild worship” event, blending a pilgrimage and environmental awareness. Organized by Emily Egginton Skeehan,…
Free Watershed Science Presentations for Schools and Communities by Union County and AmeriCorps
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Oysters play a vital role in the Chesapeake Bay ecosystem by filtering excess nutrients and providing habitats for fish and crabs. However, only about 3% of…
Engaging Watershed Science Presentations Offered Free to Schools and Community Groups in Union County
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