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It is hard to believe it is almost November already. Having moved to the Raleigh-Durham area just over a year ago, I have enjoyed the opportunity to learn more about a nearby watershed that many local people like to visit. My greater appreciation of the Eno River watershed will be helpful as I continue to become more involved in this area's environmental education, stewardship, and conservation efforts. During the remainder of the Fall 2018 semester, I will continue to post my completed assignments to this blog. I also plan to upload the slide presentations I have made to my Virginia Tech Portfolium page.
Great information, and some beautiful pictures! I am happy to hear about their robust environmental education efforts--I bet that also helped create the citizen defense against urbanization and damming. Good work!
ReplyDeleteIt is awesome that the Eno River Association offers citizen science projects! I have been involved in a few for the Chesapeake Bay Watershed. It really promotes community involvement and a connection with the people and their environment.
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