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!
Tuesday, June 24, 2014
Meranda crotsley visiting
Today Meranda Crotsley came by and talked about the coal mines in Pennsylvania. She brought a lot of cool items that people that worked in the mines used. We learned about how going in the mines is really bad and how you may die when your in it. She also thought us that over time water finds its way down the mines and getting into the bedrock and causing it to break down the iron. Water can always find a way out and when it move out it can causes a lot of iron to settle in the water making it hard to with stain life.
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