Abiotic
Biotic
Indigenous
Water Quality
100

Why couldn't organisms living in freshwater move to saltwater?

Because they have adapted on such a low amount of salinity moving to a higher amount would be deadly.

100

In the wild do electric eels live more or less than a decade (on average)?

More.

100

The name of the indigenous movement working toward protecting the water.

The Keepers of Water movement.

100

What can water testing explain?

Water discoloration, sick wildlife and communities, odors, hardness, changes in taste.

200

What are the names of the three zones in bodies of water?

Littoral. Profundel. Bethnic.

200

What do cattail stalks taste like?

Onions

200

Water was viewed with what?

A spirit, agency and autonomy.

200

How can you analyze water at home?

Starting by observing for visual cues like cloudiness or residue, performing basic at-home tests for parameters like hardness, and/or using water test strips for specific contaminants.

300

What are the two main nutrients in freshwater bodies?

Nitrogen and phosphorus.

300

Where is the Red-rimmed melania most commonly found?

 Florida.

300

What is the nation that combines TEK with modern scientific data to develop watershed systems?

The Okanagan Nation in B.C.

300

What does water quality include?

Includes the levels of dissolved oxygen, pH, salinity, water temperature, nutrient, chlorophyll concentrations, and bacteria.

400

How many grams of salt are there per liter of water in Freshwater bodies?

Less than one gram per liter.

400

What are the benefits of healthy biodiversity?

Oxygen production, soil genesis, and water detoxification.

400

What were women refered as?

Water carriers.

400

What does Eutrification cause?

Cause an overgrowth of aquatic plants and algae.

500

What is the range of temperature in freshwater bodies during the summer?

4° C near the bottom to 22° C at the top.

500

Which 5 animals were in this presentation?

Red-rimmed melania, North American river otter, electric eel, mayfly, pond skater.

500

What is the name of the sea goddess from the Inuit stories?

Sedna, Nuliajuk or Taluliuk.

500

How does the Ph of water change?

By absorbing or releasing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere/having underwater plants photosynthesis.