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Regional groundwater and storms are hydrologic controls on the quality and export of dissolved organic matter in two tropical rainforest streams, Costa Rica

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Osburn, C.L., D. Oviedo‐Vargas, E. Barnett, D. Dierick, S.F. Oberbauer, and D.P. Genereux. 2018.  Journal of Geophysical Research: Biogeosciences 123:850–866.

Explore “Wonders of Water” With Us at Philly Flower Show

605 323 Stroud Water Research Center

Visit two exhibits featuring our research, education, and watershed restoration or hear us speak at the Water Summit!

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Projected climate change impacts on hydrologic flow regimes in the Great Plains of Kansas

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Chatterjee, S., M.D. Daniels, A.Y. Sheshukov, and J. Gao. 2018. River Research and Applications 34(3):195–206.

Get Your Boots Wet With Our Education Training Events

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Stroud Water Research Center is pleased to announce the expansion of watershed education professional development and training events.

Graphs showing conductivity trends in streams in winter and summer

EnviroDIY Sensors Track Road Salt Levels in Streams

980 576 Stroud Water Research Center

During thaws and rain events, road salt is carried into streams where it can have chronic and sometimes acute effects on biological communities.

Stroud Center educators visiting Lamotte Company.

Stroud Center Educators Visit the Lamotte Company

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Our educators visited the Lamotte Company recently to discuss our product line and our partnership. Lamotte sells a few of our education products including the Leaf Pack Experiment Stream Ecology Kit.

Marc Peipoch, Ph.D.

Marc Peipoch, Ph.D.

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Associate Research Scientist

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Berries and Nuts: a Different Approach to Riparian Buffers

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Planting trees and shrubs on streamside crop land improves water quality. What if you could plant a buffer that would protect a stream and yield a crop?