The primary objective of this activity is to predict how coastal processes, such as tides, affect salinity, temperature, and nitrate levels in a type of estuary, called a slough. Real-time data from the Elkhorn Slough National Estuarine Research Reserve in Monterey, California, will be used to test predictions. In addition to collecting, graphing, and interpreting real-time data, students will learn how nitrates enter the estuary, and they will gain a better understanding of the interconnectedness of all bodies of water, especially estuaries
Estuaries are highly productive ecosystems that support many endangered and commercially important s...
Nitrate is a natural nutrient that is a part of any aquatic ecosystem, however anthropogenic impacts...
Real-time and near-continuous in-situ measurements can provide new insights into variability and pat...
The primary objective of this activity is to predict how coastal processes, such as tides, affect sa...
Nitrate and water quality parameters (temperature, salinity, dissolved oxygen, turbidity, and depth)...
Presentation at the Yaquina Bay Environmental Sampling WorkshopA case history of ambient status and ...
The Elkhorn Slough, in the heart of the Monterey Bay, includes water bodies that have been isolated ...
Rapid changes in land use, pollution inputs, and climate are altering the quantity, timing and form ...
Freshwater tidal marshes border stream channels near the upstream end of the tidal limit, and are li...
Coastal environments such as seagrass meadows span a wide range of spatial scales and can experience...
Elkhorn Slough is a small estuary in Central California, where nutrient inputs are dominated by runo...
Coastal upwelling along the Eastern Pacific provides a major source of nutrients to nearby bays and ...
Tidal freshwater wetlands are ideal sites for nitrate retention because of their position within the...
Elkhorn Slough was first exposed to the waters of Monterey Bay with the construction of Moss Landing...
Eutrophication as a result of anthropogenic nitrogen inputs is a major concern for the health of coa...
Estuaries are highly productive ecosystems that support many endangered and commercially important s...
Nitrate is a natural nutrient that is a part of any aquatic ecosystem, however anthropogenic impacts...
Real-time and near-continuous in-situ measurements can provide new insights into variability and pat...
The primary objective of this activity is to predict how coastal processes, such as tides, affect sa...
Nitrate and water quality parameters (temperature, salinity, dissolved oxygen, turbidity, and depth)...
Presentation at the Yaquina Bay Environmental Sampling WorkshopA case history of ambient status and ...
The Elkhorn Slough, in the heart of the Monterey Bay, includes water bodies that have been isolated ...
Rapid changes in land use, pollution inputs, and climate are altering the quantity, timing and form ...
Freshwater tidal marshes border stream channels near the upstream end of the tidal limit, and are li...
Coastal environments such as seagrass meadows span a wide range of spatial scales and can experience...
Elkhorn Slough is a small estuary in Central California, where nutrient inputs are dominated by runo...
Coastal upwelling along the Eastern Pacific provides a major source of nutrients to nearby bays and ...
Tidal freshwater wetlands are ideal sites for nitrate retention because of their position within the...
Elkhorn Slough was first exposed to the waters of Monterey Bay with the construction of Moss Landing...
Eutrophication as a result of anthropogenic nitrogen inputs is a major concern for the health of coa...
Estuaries are highly productive ecosystems that support many endangered and commercially important s...
Nitrate is a natural nutrient that is a part of any aquatic ecosystem, however anthropogenic impacts...
Real-time and near-continuous in-situ measurements can provide new insights into variability and pat...