#ksriver - Twitter Hashtag

over 4 years ago

@USGS_KS scientists & partners will inject a harmless, bright red fluorescent dye in #KSRiver at #Rossvilleks to @cityoftopeka from 4/6-4/8 Study partners: @kswateroffice @KDHE @nature_kansas @cityofmhk @cityoftopeka @CityofOlatheKS @MyWaterOne

kswateroffice's tweet photo. @USGS_KS scientists & partners will inject a harmless, bright red fluorescent dye in #KSRiver at
#Rossvilleks to @cityoftopeka from 4/6-4/8
Study partners: @kswateroffice @KDHE @nature_kansas
@cityofmhk @cityoftopeka @CityofOlatheKS
@MyWaterOne https://t.co/btbJGYbwHT

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Scott Wagner @rscottwagner

about 8 years ago

It was a pretty snow! #ksriver ⁦@FriendsoftheKaw��

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Janaye Hanschu @HanschuJanaye

about 8 years ago

Went to go collect sandy sediment yesterday evening for my at home experiment--a selfsustaining aquatic ecosystem. The river was too high for the sandy sediment at Wamego, but got this great pic.! Will try again in MHK where I know there's sand. #ksriver

HanschuJanaye's tweet photo. Went to go collect sandy sediment yesterday evening for my at home experiment--a selfsustaining aquatic ecosystem. The river was too high for the sandy sediment at Wamego, but got this great pic.! Will try again in MHK where I know there's sand. #ksriver https://t.co/poHMR1TXAG

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Kansas Water Office @kswateroffice

almost 9 years ago

#WorldWetlandsDay & we are celebrating another site in @StateofKS. #BakerWetlands has been designated by @NatlParkService as National #NaturalLandmark. Located S. of @lawrenceks it's part of #Wakarusa, #KSriver bottomlands in @douglascountyks @KDWPT @BakerUniversity #ksleg

kswateroffice's tweet photo. #WorldWetlandsDay & we are celebrating another site in @StateofKS. #BakerWetlands has been designated by @NatlParkService as National #NaturalLandmark. Located S. of @lawrenceks it's part of #Wakarusa, #KSriver bottomlands in @douglascountyks @KDWPT @BakerUniversity #ksleg https://t.co/o2X6Lt1nkY

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Kansas Water Office @kswateroffice

almost 9 years ago

The #KSRiver alluvium runs from @JunctionCityKS to #MissouriRiver & is an important water source for several hundred thousand #Kansans. The alluvium water level is tied directly to the river level, but very little real-time data is available on how affected. #kswater @ksgeology