During our Aquatic Biology summer day camp, participants use scientific equipment to collect data from two field sites – Baker Wetlands (Lawrence, KS) and Deer Creek (near Stull, KS).
Below are six charts that summarize the data collected
During our Aquatic Biology summer day camp, participants use scientific equipment to collect data from two field sites – Baker Wetlands (Lawrence, KS) and Deer Creek (near Stull, KS).
Below are six charts that summarize the data collected over the past few years: turbidity, dissolved oxygen, temperature, pH and macroinvertebrates observed.
Turbidity. Measures how much dirt and other particles are floating in the water. It is used as an indicator of water quality.