Nate Cleveland

UNH ‘18 Environmental Science

[Nate Cleveland @Nate_Cleveland]

They definitely provide nutrients in the form of anything that their body could not digest. Fish also tend to eat the dead skin off these animals which serves as a mutual benefit to both species #AquaEco2017 https://t.co/toBoGYYGm7

[Nate Blais @NateBlais32]

https://t.co/JrmN9ro4d5
How do large hearding animals affect water quality? Do they add valuable nutrients? #AquaEco2017

[Nate Cleveland @Nate_Cleveland]

Alligator gar used to reach lengths of 14 feet long and live for decades. These days, it’s rare to see one more than 6 feet long. I’m a big advocate for fishing but regulations are key to ensuring a healthy ecosystem #AquaEco2017 https://t.co/g0D5ERMZmW

[Kaitlyn Baillargeon @KBail20]

Many non-game fish species, like the gar fish mentioned in the article, don't receive the attention they deserve because they are seen as less valuable. Education is key for understanding the important roles they play in their ecosystems #aquaeco2017 https://t.co/YFEr1w6xRv

[Nate Cleveland @Nate_Cleveland]

Another corporation acting like they can dump whatever they want into the our rivers. Ask me if I’m surprised. #AquaEco2017 https://t.co/ECroJEZa9F

[Nate Cleveland @Nate_Cleveland]

I️ saw this earlier. Salmon have already begun coming back up the river. Great for the environment and the fishermen in the area as well. #AquaEco2017 https://t.co/1Zm8q6zO6v

[Mason Caceres @caceres_mason]

This @NatGeo article from this past summer includes a narrated time lapse video of the largest dam removal in history, showing the immense benefits of increased sediment delivery, fish passage, and overall water quality among coastal zones. #AquaEco2017 https://t.co/j6OEAWnCz3

[Nate Cleveland @Nate_Cleveland]

Not to mention that rising water temperatures will lower the amount of dissolved oxygen that the water can hold in the first place #climatechangeisreal #AquaEco2017 https://t.co/5gvNBTmoA1

[Maura Marchese @MauraMarche]

It is predicted that changes in the climate will result in more eutrophication of aquatic ecosystems as a result of altered precipitation levels. Climate change can alter both water quality and water quantity. #AquaEco2017

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[Nate Cleveland @Nate_Cleveland]

Definitely will help. Fish ladders ain’t terrible but they don’t compare to an open channel #AquaEco2017 https://t.co/YiAsy5JChK

[Nate Blais @NateBlais32]

@KyleSeawards Will a removal help local fish species or is there a fish ladder here? #AquaEco2017

[Nate Cleveland @Nate_Cleveland]

Not to mention it’s pretty difficult for the average person to know if their water is radioactive.. #AquaEco2017 https://t.co/ul45sAROdf

[Nate Cleveland @Nate_Cleveland]

Found at the edge of tributary stream of the Connecticut River. Potential source of phosphorus and displays the amazing power of water #AquaEco2017

[Nate Cleveland @Nate_Cleveland]

Floods of this magnitude haven’t been seen here in over 100 years. The riverscape here will look completely different than it did a few days ago. Good or bad impact on nutrient cycling? #AquaEco2017 https://t.co/qoVctRHrK1

[Loon Mountain Resort @loonmtn]

The Pemi is running a biiit high today.

[Nate Cleveland @Nate_Cleveland]

Definitely opens the doors for increased erosion and nutrient cycling. Unfortunately those nutrients would be invaluable in the upcoming succession of the area #AquaEco2017 https://t.co/8doCCji14x

[Kyle Hacker @Kyle_Hacker1]

Curious as to how the fires will affect stream water quality and organism habitat #AquaEco2017 https://t.co/OI03CBG0c0

[Nate Cleveland @Nate_Cleveland]

It is easy to look at these small streams and not think much of them but without healthy headwaters, our main rivers cannot and will not remain healthy for recreation #aquaeco2017 #savetherivers https://t.co/ddlCqAhTG7

[Kyle Macdonald @KmacEco]

I think people outside of science tend to not realize the importance of headwater streams, hopefully they read this! #AquaEco2017 https://t.co/91CcTt44xQ

[Nate Cleveland @Nate_Cleveland]

@IsaacCleveland5 Haha not from within the water.. #AquaEco17

[Nate Cleveland @Nate_Cleveland]

Insects are an underrated allochthonous input in many aquatic ecosystems. These fish in the #connecticutriver are feasting on em #AquaEco17

[Nate Cleveland @Nate_Cleveland]

I’d hate to see all those salmon perish. We would be ignorant, as a country, to let @realDonaldTrump go through with this #AquaEco17 https://t.co/PjkB45FReh

[Kyle Macdonald @KmacEco]

Love seeing companies fight for preserving aquatic ecosystems #AquaEco2017 https://t.co/uUKA9EG4ap

[Nate Cleveland @Nate_Cleveland]

As far as I could tell, there was some manure runoff from the fields above but I wouldn’t expect color like that.. #AquaEco17 https://t.co/i5lQBw8r8l

[Nate Blais @NateBlais32]

@Nate_Cleveland Does the stream connect with any dranaige from the town? Could be getting some unnatural inputs.#AquaEco2017

[Nate Cleveland @Nate_Cleveland]

Photo taken of a small tributary to the Connecticut River in Westmoreland, NH. What could be causing such discoloration to this stream? #AquaEco17

[Nate Cleveland @Nate_Cleveland]

@Mramos1100 Glad someone does 😌

[Nate Cleveland @Nate_Cleveland]

The Amazon is already overfished, there’s no way some of the endemic species will stand a fighting chance with these all these dams #AquaEco17 #arapaima #piraiba https://t.co/EC2TiiEstI

[Nate Cleveland @Nate_Cleveland]

Frost means the pike bite will be heating up #AquaEco17 #fishnh #lunkers #savagegear https://t.co/9ibNcfnNkw

[Nate Cleveland @Nate_Cleveland]

When will we realize there are better ways to apply fertilizer which will reduce runoff? #Aquaeco2017 https://t.co/UlSB3qEMZ0?