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S Berrend

EPA, Cleveland to Set Cuyahoga River on Fire to Celebrate Clean Water Act - The Equation - 1 views

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    Nice spoof article that would work nicely to peak students' interest w/ a nice hoto of '69 fire on the river.
S Berrend

Glacierworks - 2 views

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     The snow and ice stored within this resplendent arc of nearly 50,000 high-altitude glaciers are vital sources of water for the major rivers of Asia. GlacierWorks is a non-profit organization that vividly illustrates the changes to Himalayan glaciers through art, science, and adventure.
S Berrend

Wolves Change Rivers - YouTube - 2 views

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    Short video showing the unexpected connection of reintroducing wolves and riparian restoration.
bryozoan

How Wolves Change Rivers | video | @GrrlScientist | Science | The Guardian - 1 views

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    At this point, this is a classic example of trophic cascades. Sort of the "peppered moth" of the subject. This is a nice video about it. (I now see that the video has been shared already, but this also has an article (which includes the correction of deer/elk)
S Berrend

Alabama | Muddy Water Watch - 1 views

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    Citizen scientist work to track stormwater runoff from construction sites
S Berrend

10929250216_29e8296e1c_k.jpg 2,048×1,331 pixels - 1 views

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    Cool map showing how the country was proposed to have been divided by watersheds.
gcremann

Who Polluted... Was It You? - 2 views

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    This is a great activity that can be adapted to any major river. I have done this with students of all ages. A great way to introduce Non-Point Source Pollution. I have used this demonstration with all age groups and it has a powerful impact.
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