C. Lyn Watts

C. Lyn Watts

Ecohydrology | Geomorphology | Wetlands | Floods | Human and Environment Interactions

Team Hydro tracking the water at Foothills

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Originally published on the Living Observatory website

This past week, we led a field campaign to collect samples and data at Foothills Preserve. We spent two days at Foothills Preserve measuring water levels, collecting water level and temperature data from data loggers, measuring stream discharge, installing seepage meters, and installing seepage meters. The water level in one of the ponds was lower than it was at the beginning of May, but there is still plenty of water on site!

Foothills pond in June Approaching piezometer 9

Foothills pond in June Stuck in the bog

Foothills pond in June Measuring discharge

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