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    Watersheds

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    Watersheds are important because water such as stormwater or surface water drain to other bodies of water. To help our watershed it doesn’t seem too hard if we get the right help, it might take a lot of time and dedication but not impossible. My partner and I had a few ideas but we decided on one. Our way to help our watershed would be by putting sea bins in some rivers that you can tell are contaminated with trash. We started brainstorming and ended up with the thought about putting a sea bin in

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    A watershed is like a natural drainage system that allows both rain and snow to be deposited into bodies of water. Watersheds are formed in all shapes and sizes depending on the hills and ridges. One of the bigger ones in colorado is the south platte river basin. Water that falls here mostly goes into the platte river which flows through Greeley, Boulder, Fort Collins, and Longmont. Watersheds are important because without them we wouldn’t have bodies of water scattered around the world which we

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    Riparian Watersheds

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    and the loss of niche to many water creatures. I witnessed this as a need along Wolf Creek in Lacombe and decided that someone must take the initiative, I was that person. To raise funds and awareness of my project I entered the Caring For Our Watersheds competition, I qualified in the top ten and placed sixth, earning $600 for the

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    Department Of Environmental Protection, “A watershed is the area in which water flows through the lands and drains into a portion of gathering water such as rivers, lakes including the ocean (West Virginia Department Of Environmental Protection). The water usually comes from rain falls, stormwater runoffs as well. Also watersheds can cover a small or large land area and Ridge tops surrounding a body of water determine the boundary of a watershed. Watersheds are very important because do to the surface

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    Urban Watershed

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    oduction Watershed are a very important part of any environment. They collect any water that drains off the surrounding land and transports it into a larger body of water, such as a lake or stream. In simpler terms, a watershed is a drainage basin where all water, within its boundaries, collects (Perlman, 2016). Those boundaries are defined by their elevation. There are many factors that can change as a result from a shift in an urban watershed. The degradation of a watershed can be devastating

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    Impact On Watersheds

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    divide accessibility for water flowing into bigger bodies of water, otherwise known as watersheds. The watershed that flows through Greeley, CO is the Cache la Poudre River Watershed (CPRW). Watersheds provide us drinking water, water for agriculture, such as farming, and they even help with outdoor activities like canoeing and fishing. Watersheds are even a habitat for most animals and help our plants. Watersheds get damaged every day, and people are the reasoning behind it. To understand how humans

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    Watershed Communities

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    communities located downstream in a watershed need to be concerned about how the water resources are managed in the watershed.” Science Essay SG-2I June-kyo Kim Sept. 16 2016 Think about the following statement: “Only communities located downstream in a watershed need to be concerned about how the water resources are managed in the watershed.” In my opinion, I strongly disagree with this statement. This essay will explain why even communities upstream a watershed should be concerned due to acid

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    Analysis Of Watersheds

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    Area The water quality data used in this study comes from the six watersheds that drain to Lake Erie: Maumee, Cuyahoga, Muskingum, Raisin, Grand, and Sandusky (Figure 1). These six basins are close in spatial proximity (e.g., similar climate, ecoregion, and cropping systems), and have publicly available long-term, daily time-series datasets (14-35 years). The soil in Sandusky, the northern reaches of Maumee, and Raisin watersheds were clayey soil which formed from beach sediments and glacial till

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    Watershed Lab

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    the three lab visits to different steam, rivers, and watersheds the method in which we conducted to record our answers have been consistent. The way we conducted the studies have been done the same way for each visit. At each site we used a small table to hold items that will be used, kick seine nets, vernier kit, temperature sensor, pH sensor, conductivity probe, and dissolved oxygen probe. Also needed are data sheets for each different watershed to record the temperature, dissolved oxygen, conductivity

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    the Fountain Creek Watershed. The Fountain Creek Watershed is a mistreated watershed and the solutions would require a dedicated management group and necessary funding to increase the sustainability of this area. “We are working to create a healthy waterway with appropriate erosion, sedimentation, and flooding that supports diverse economic, environmental, and recreational interests.” (Fountain Creek Watershed, 2015). The collaboration of all agencies working in this watershed will ensure the safety

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