Freshwater Academy is a week-long camp that gives high school students the opportunity for hands-on experience and fieldwork in Northwestern Pennsylvania's waterways. Students spend their days studying biology and freshwater ecology at a level they can't achieve in the classroom. They will get wet, they will get dirty, and they will love it!
Wednesday, July 14, 2010
Collecting Bugs Upstream
Yesterday we went upstream of Woodcock dam to collect and compare the diversity of species. We found that water pennies, mayflies, blackfly larvae were abundant. All the species we found were between the moderate to sensitive range. This means that upstream is healthier. Crayfish all seemed to want to be caught. In the end, we found about ten crayfish ranging from small to large in size.
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