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Final Watershed Products

Floodplain Maps and Alluvial Soils

Invasive Plant Research

Plan for Final Organization of Course Products

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.

Equipment Research

Watershed Special Characteristics, Features, Threats or Challenges

Watershed Organization Research

Flood and Drought Data

Watershed Special Characteristics or Features

Trees of the Eno River Watershed

Watershed Mapping and Delineation

Introduction

Hi, my name is Shelley Moore. I am a Master of Natural Resources student at Virginia Tech, currently enrolled in Dr. Jim Egenrieder's Watershed Stewardship course. I will be studying the Eno River watershed this semester. The purpose of this blog is to share what I learn as I complete my assignments. Thanks for visiting this page, and I hope you enjoy getting to know the Eno River watershed with me.