Macroinvertebrates
Does not have a backbone
What is an invertebrate?
One way you can help prevent water pollution
Don't litter, pick up after pets, fix leaky cars
A scale from acidic to basic
What is pH?
The type of crop Mr. Mroczek (Renae's dad) grows
What are grapes?
Name of one of the counselor's majors
Builds their own "case"
What is caddisfly?
Rain water that does not soak into the ground and flows into a body of water
What is runoff?
Organisms that can be seen with the naked eye and are used as an indicator of water quality
What is a macroinvertebrate?
Mr. Steve works at
What is waste water treatment plant?
The place old faithful geyser is located in
Yellowstone National Park
Macros that cannot live in polluted water are called
What is sensitive?
Areas with plants that collect runoff
What is a rain garden?
the definition of salinity
What is salt?
Field of study that deals with rocks and water
What is hydrogeology?
Emily is from here
What is Montana?
Another name for a crayfish
What is a yabby?
Allows fish to move around a dam
What is fish ladder?
this chemistry test tells us how much calcium and magnesium is in the water
What is hardness?
Mr. Keith's job at WMU is
What is stormwater manager?
The names of the Great Lakes
What is Lake Michigan, Ontario, Huron, Superior and Erie?
Name two types of macroinvertebrates we found
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Found near railroad tracks and can be good or bad for the water environment
What are rocks?
The sample with the lowest conductivity and highest hardness and salinity
What is pool?
City that Mr. Paul (EPA) works in
What is Plainwell/Otesgo?
Your favorite part of the camp
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