The Stream Team monitoring is designed to introduce the public to basic hands-on techniques in collecting water data including water temperature, oxygen content, salinity, sediment, and flow rate as a means to raise awareness of water quality issues in the estuary.
The Stream Team monitoring is designed to introduce the public to basic hands-on techniques in collecting water data including water temperature, oxygen content, salinity, sediment, and flow rate as a means to raise awareness of water quality issues in the estuary.
The Stream Team monitoring is designed to introduce the public to basic hands-on techniques in collecting water data including water temperature, oxygen content, salinity, sediment, and flow rate as a means to raise awareness of water quality issues in the estuary.
Location: Harris Community Center Topics: Historical Naturalists of Texas: Lynn Fleming, CTMN (9:00 –10:00) Introduction to Group Project: John Burns, CTMN (10:00–10:30) Texas Water Resources: Dr. Diane Boellstorff, AgriLife Extension Water Resource Specialist (10:30 –12:30) Lunch: 12:30 –1:00 Ichthyology: Chris Chapa, U.S. Fish & Wildlife (1:00 –3:00)
Location: Harris Community Center, Kinchion Room. Topics: Ecological Regions of Texas: Alan Stahnke, State Soil Scientist, NRCS (9:00 –10:00) Land Stewardship: Lynn Fleming, CTMN (10:00–11:00) Overview of Volunteer Management System:Dale Hughling, CTMN (11:00–11:45) Lunch: 11:45 –12:15 Citizen Science: Dr.Tania Homayoun, Texas Nature Trackers Biologist, Texas Parks and Wildlife (12:15–2:15) Volunteers as Teachers: John Atkins, President,... Read More →
Introduction to the Texas Master Naturalist Program. Harris Community Center, Kinchion Room.
