LSNC hosts summer camps for elementary school students and we have been trying to encourage the instructors to utilize the golf course as a giant laboratory. Recently, Stefan Szumko joined Ric Lawson from the Huron River Watershed Council to have Stefan's summer campers do some testing near the pond on #12. Ric and the HRWC have agreed to do more monitoring of Traver Creek in preparation for the streambank stabilization project that will happen this winter and thought it would be a great idea to have some of the young kids assist in the data gathering.
Ric addresses the students before going down to stream level.
Stefan gets his feet wet to do some temperature readings.
Stefan uses a meter to test pH.
3 comments:
Huron River Watershed Council made a good decision. There are multiple water testing and purification equipments are available that can precisely help you in water testing for home and business. For good Water Sampling and Monitoring tactics you need the advice of some experts.
Great to see the awareness and action regarding water testing is becoming more and more prevalent. The importance of this, from a safety point of view cannot be understated, especially when drinking water in concerned.
It's not just on a grand scale that water testing can be achieved. Home kits are now readily available, and yield the exact same results as large scale water testing; at an affordable price too.
This is really great to see.
Great post. If they are familiar with each other, it should make for an interesting game.
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