"After a lot of hard work, processing time, edits, and corrections, we documented the many changes along streams within the small watershed on the split rock creek drainage system." Learn more about Ethan's #sustainableRIVER#REU research from this summer: https://t.co/bSpfmwzhyr
"Indigenous people who originally resided in the floodplains of the #Missouri were flooded as a result of #dam construction". Read more of @lilrezactivist's blog about the #sustainableRIVER#REU experience here: https://t.co/ObQNoAjKMI
Congrats to Tyler Seidel, who won first place for his poster presentation about his #sustainableRIVER research at the annual American Indian Science and Engineering Society conference https://t.co/qtZSWQZA4d! Check out his blog post here: https://t.co/qv0npORiQS
We're happy to announce that our article about the #sustainableRIVER project was published in @ResearchFeature! It's titled, "A sustainable approach to environmental management". Click here to read it: https://t.co/pNV38p4Dfd
@wesnerlab @EcologyProf
"The #Vermillion was significantly different compared to the other tributaries in terms of nutrient load, compared to the James and Big Sioux"! Check out Bethany's blog, a #sustainableRIVER#REU student, about the impact of drought on suspended load https://t.co/xBABZTTU5l
"Our results demonstrate that freshwater fishes can reduce aquatic insect emergence by 80%". Tyler, a senior at @usd, blogs about his #REU experience with the #sustainableRIVER program in the @wesnerlab! https://t.co/qv0npORiQS
Apply to be a part of the #SustainableRIVER#REU experience this summer! Check out the tweet below and our website: https://t.co/SwdKbun5yn https://t.co/TMeKGxHRAn