High school students at the Native American Youth Association’s (NAYA) Early College Academy built a bioswale on their school grounds. Bioswales are landscape elements designed to remove silt and pollution from surface runoff water. This was part of their environmental science class project for the year that was co-sponsored by CMOP.
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CMOP in the News
Interview with Dr. Joseph Needoba on teaching oceanography in Antarctica
Students on Ice
Podcast
Our Global Estuary
NPR reports on international workshop
WQCS
Webcast
Development of Novel Impedimetric Assays for Rapid Detection of E. coli
Vena Haynes, Thesis Defense
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