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2006
Field School for K-12 Educators
The Watershed
Research and Education Program at Northern Arizona University offered a 2-day
Field School in Watershed Science on April 20th to 22nd, 2006
Our intention was to
provide a relatively small group of primary and secondary school educators
with a
high-quality, low-cost field school that offers watershed, water supply,
water quality and water use information that can be readily used and applied
to benefit Arizona students.
The 2006 Field
School is a continuation of our semi-annual offering designed to benefit K-12
educators.
The key players in
the Field School will consisted of educators from across North-Central
Arizona. There were
opportunities to learn from specialists each day who covered
topics such as:
View the
Invitation Letter
(PDF file)
View the Brochure
(PDF file)
View the Itinerary (PDF file)
View the Field Area Maps (PDF file)
USGS Fact Sheet - Water
Conditions in Arizona 1999-2004 (PDF File)
Water Quality and Macroinvertebrates - A Western Australian Perspective (PDF
File)
Clemson University
Student Handout: Using Abiotic and Biotic Parameters to Monitor Water
Quality (PDF File)
Clemson University Lesson Plan:
Using Abiotic and Biotic Parameters to Monitor Water Quality (PDF File)
Human Health and Water Quality in
Arizona by Sam Rector of ADEQ (PDF File)
Verde River Arsenic
Variation With Flow - by Sam Rector of ADEQ (PDF File)
Hydro-Climate of Arizona by Jon Skindlov of SRP (PDF File)
SW Hydrology Special Issue on Fire Impacts on
Watersheds (3.5 MB PDF)
Wildland Fire in Ecosystems: Effects of Fire on
Soil and Water (12 MB PDF)
Project Wet Back to the Future
Description - from Leslie Graser (PDF file)
Beaver Creek Streamflow - from
Leslie Graser (EXCEL file)
Beaver Creek Rainfall - from Leslie
Graser (EXCEL file)
Beaver Creek data - from Leslie Graser (PDF
file)
Beaver Creek graphs - from Leslie Graser
(PDF file)
Summary of Facilitated Discussion (PDF File)
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