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Together with Red Clay Consolidated School District, we’re helping students understand the places water comes from, where it goes, and why it matters.
Most stream sites sampled this fall exceeded at least one environmental chloride guideline — months after the last road salt was applied.
Stroud Center’s monitoring supports safer drinking water in Wilmington, Delaware, by streaming real-time data to the city’s treatment facility.
The award is a testament to Stroud Center staff who help bring science and outreach to life, and would not be possible without our community of partners, volunteers, and donors.
It is with deep gratitude and sadness that Stroud Water Research Center remembers and celebrates William “Doc” Elkins, M.D.
We congratulate Diana Oviedo Vargas, Ph.D., and Charles Dow, Ph.D., on recent achievements highlighting their commitment to advancing freshwater science.
The reality is that without you, our supporters, we simply cannot produce the trusted science needed for successful stream and river conservation.
The Fall Salt Snapshot asked a simple question with big stakes: what can we learn about road salt pollution long after the snow is gone?
Paul O’Callaghan, recipient of the 2025 Stroud Award for Freshwater Excellence, challenges us to “demand better” to secure water’s future.
After nearly 10 years, Bud and Marilyn Miller’s 11-acre buffer is firmly established and is finally becoming a forest of its own.
The Stroud Center shared the story of a 1710 log home that bridges early American craftsmanship and modern freshwater science.
The water scientist and documentary filmmaker inspired gala attendees with his hopeful message about the future of fresh water.
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