Great workshop at AUC
We had a great 2-day workshop for the sophomores at
AUC. The first day was in the classroom,
where Dr. Donald Huggins and I discussed the biological, chemical, and physical
components of watersheds and water quality.
Students asked a lot of thoughtful questions. The second day we all went to a river crossing
in Simon where we applied all the classroom concepts by filling out a stream evaluation
form and measuring the in situ chemistry of the stream. Dr. Huggins even found a dragonfly nymph to
demonstrate how they catch prey. Thanks
to the University of Kansas for helping with funding and to AUC for hosting us!
We had a great 2-day workshop for the sophomores at
AUC. The first day was in the classroom,
where Dr. Donald Huggins and I discussed the biological, chemical, and physical
components of watersheds and water quality.
Students asked a lot of thoughtful questions. The second day we all went to a river crossing
in Simon where we applied all the classroom concepts by filling out a stream evaluation
form and measuring the in situ chemistry of the stream. Dr. Huggins even found a dragonfly nymph to
demonstrate how they catch prey. Thanks
to the University of Kansas for helping with funding and to AUC for hosting us!
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