By Team 0: Louisiana Judy Armstrong Michelle Hicks Linda Messina Michelle Smith Protecting Your Watershed: Modeling of Surface- Water Quality.

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By Team 0: Louisiana Judy Armstrong Michelle Hicks Linda Messina Michelle Smith Protecting Your Watershed: Modeling of Surface- Water Quality

Purpose  To develop and implement practical, experiential, environmental education and research curriculum to address local ecosystems.

Goal  The primary goal of this project is to train students and teachers in methods of ecosystem monitoring and restoration.

Process  Student’s will analyze water quality over time using lab and CBL equipment  Possible variables are: coliform bacteria dissolved oxygen nitrates phosphates salinity pH Temperature

Computational Model  Students will then analyze and develop mathematical models from the collected data to determine trends or disturbances.  Possible Modeling Tools: –Excel –Stella graphical model

Assessment  rubrics  data analysis  presentation and discussion of project  laboratory skill based  assessments laboratory/report portfolios  written assessments of key concepts

Acknowledgments Pictures compliments of Phillip Gould Alligator Bayou Tours

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