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Special Events Update Mountaintop to Tap Exhibition Debuts at Queens Museum of ArtFor twelve exceptional high-school students, May 15th was truly a watershed moment. It marked the opening reception of an exhibition of photographs and journal entries documenting their 3-week journey in July, 2007 that traced New York City’s drinking water — from the source in the Catskill mountains to the Central Park reservoir. More | ||
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The Water’s Edge to Feature National Geographic Underwater
Photographer Flip Nicklin
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| Wild & Scenic Environmental Film Festival Gets Rave Reviews The meeting house was packed with an enthusiastic crowd, on Thursday night, May 1st, 2008, when the Stroud Water Research Center hosted the Wild & Scenic Environmental Film Festival. The aim of this nationwide film festival is to build a network of grassroots organizations connected by a common goal — to use film to educate, inspire and promote environmental stewardship. More | |||
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| Stroud Scientists at Work Understanding Stream Conditions Throughout PennsylvaniaJust what do the myriad of state labels mean in terms of biodiversity, management, and protection of Pennsylvania’s streams and rivers? Scientists from the Stroud Water Research Center set out to answer that question in a 12-year study that examined water quality in relation to the management and regulatory labels applied to the 86,000 miles of streams and rivers throughout Pennsylvania. More | |||
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| In the NewsNews of Drugs in Our Drinking Water Underscores the Need For More ResearchIt came as a total surprise to many, when AP reporters Jeff Donn and Martha Mendoza, broke their story, Drugs Found in Drinking Water, in March, 2008. The public was alarmed to learn that there are unregulated substances in our drinking water for which the impact on humans is not fully understood. More |
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Stroud Scientists & Educators PresentDisseminating Our Findings to Our Peers & the Public at LargeOur ability to disseminate our findings to a broad audience allows us to increase awareness and create a public dialogue centered on the protection, preservation and restoration of watersheds everywhere. It’s for that reason that our scientists and educators engage in both scientific and public forums to share their findings. The following highlights recent
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