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I wish there was more information about site selection for monitoring. This has been one of the biggest challenges volunteering for different organizations (local and from other states). Baseline readings for my local organization helps provide data for groundwater events during spring/summer. However, these sites are not adequate for winter hotspot testing. Is it excessive to call the local cities and see if there’s a possibly to get ahold of drainage maps? Simply testing at road crossings doesn’t seem like enough to me. The possibility for overuse of salt is more prevalent with private applicators, because there is a level of ignorance. How can a volunteer make there efforts go further? We know when to test. I believe volunteers need more help in deciding where to test, especially if they are willing to go above just doing road crossings.(Spoken from someone who is a contractor during the winter months and is also a citizen scientist).

Fantastic work. An inspiration to all of us 👏

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Wow can I be featured to the research

Makes sense they hatch so soon since their lifespan is like 24 hours

Are those actually eggs? Or are they in their first “emerger” stage in some sort of water activated husk? Amazing to see this!

Now that's effeciency

Incredible ❤

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Awww, she got to be with her children as she passed! Mission accomplished

Rehydrate urban communities?

how to create a plot to measure runoff? can you explain to me pls?

The common statement that they only live for twenty four hours , should be clarified that being after they emerge and begin flight . Not from hatch to spinners death.

This is a great short video to help tie stem careers and opportunities to the water cycle and conservational efforts.

Such a beautiful animal , sum times see them while hunting 😇

Is that a very young Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez?

I swam at the waterworks it was deep 😂19 76 😅😅😅

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You mentioned that these snakeheads reduced the population of large mouth bass by 30%. Largemouth bass are also an invasive species, are they not? Secondly, how can you hold a snakehead alive while you seek out a refuge employee to kill it for you?

Thank you for the presentation. Best entomological greetings from Ukraine!😊😊😊

perfect sharing- Stroud,

I used this tool already. I want to create the same like application for my country (India). If possible you guide me.

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Excellent presentation! Looking forward to exploring the tool.

A step-by-step guide to use this sheet, but from what I can tell, there's no link or resource provided to actually acquire the sheet.

It might take a bit, but I really hope this works out! Bet the clams are thriving though!

they call that abraision in ny schools

where do you get the plastic macro examples?

Great information. Thank you.

Cool research! It would be nice to have more information on the design of the rainfall simulator.

Wow exactly 1 minute

I just caught a baby trout and it is in my fish bowl

So glad to have Randy back

Thats a Dolania Amerricana

Thank you for putting this together it's very informative! Garrett is very knowledgeable and did a great job!

I often fish at John Heinz and found this video very interesting. Thank you for putting it together!

That's so awesome! Thanks for sharing this

😄 Soooo cute!

So I’m new here, first video I’ve watched and I’m wondering why you’re so interested in this creek? I’ve lived along this creek my whole life in the upper section radnor to havertown and there’s a few things I’d like to point out. 1 talking about the genetic mutations in the bass, it’s actually common but rare with the trout we have, now you left out the brooks that are native here and they mate with browns and make tiger trouts which can’t reproduce like the situation that you’ve came across so it’s happened before in different species. Secondly you didn’t bring up the Lower Darby creek superfund sites in which both landfills were both found to be contaminating the lower Darby with with medical waste into the watershed leading to the Heinz. 3 to answer the question whoever had about daylighting in havertown lol yeah never going to happen it’s not even a thought in their mind. Sorry. Unfortunately I know that for an actual fact I felt bad he tried but politics…. Also I was surprised you said you were surprised you found an eel in berwyn…. I personally caught 3 or 4 kept and cooked one and my buddy who I shared this video with caught atleast 5 plus one out of the Delaware river. They can grow bigger than 3ft. Also it’s sad to hear but I live in a flood plain and my condos get flooded out often, it wasn’t just upper salt and brine it was everyone’s upstream and that’s something I never thought of…. That’s a shame it killed off a lot. Anyways like I said this is the first video I watched and as someone whose lived 30 years on this creek and know it from radnor to drexill hill I thought I would share my thoughts.

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Rivers flow faster from source to mouth, not slower.

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This model accept only Shapefile made by mapwindow Or ArcMap also

thank you!! it’s helpful to me :)

Cant believe that 1 mayfly can give birth to ten million mayflies

Is this a baetidae? What’s their nymphs diet?

Thanks ma’am

I love water

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