Georgia Students Get Feet Wet and Hands Dirty Learning the Importance of Water Quality

A watershed stewardship program in Georgia gives students of all ages hands-on experiences in monitoring stream quality.

Georgia Students Get Feet Wet and Hands Dirty Learning the Importance of Water Quality

Walton High School students work in the field at a tributary of Sewell Mill Creek, collecting stream cross-section measurements.

Change comes slowly when cleaning rivers and streams, so it’s up to the next generation to carry on the legacy of water stewardship.

For years, the Cobb County Watershed Stewardship Program based in Marietta, Georgia, has fought to protect Nickajack Creek, Rottenwood Creek,...

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