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THE SWRP MODEL
PROJECT GOALS
TECHNICAL TRAINING
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HIGH QUALITY DATA COLLECTION
SWRP HISTORY
SCIENCE CURRICULUM
STUDENT PRESENTATIONS
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SCIENCE CURRICULUM

The integration of SWRP into science curriculum challenges students to study, interpret, and communicate site characteristics and existing water quality characteristics while collecting data on water chemistry, microbiology, vegetation, macroinvertebrates, wildlife, and stream habitat parameters at accessible sites along targeted tributaries. Field data collection occurs during October and April providing data for both high and low seasonal flows. The SWRP program has helped many teachers meet state, federal, and local standards for education.

A student from Parkrose High School studies the macroinvertebrates caught from Eagle Creek. Parkrose student removes macroinvertebrates from a net.

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The Student Watershed Research Project is a 
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