University of Georgia students visited the CDA Basin recently. They came to learn about contamination issues and biological monitoring of cleanup. The students are on an 8-week interdisciplinary field trip across vast portions of the south and western US. During their visit, EPA’s Bill Adams provided an overview of the site and its cleanup. Dan Meyer with the Coeur ‘d Alene Work Trust gave details about the cleanup in the Ninemile Creek area. The US Fish and Wildlife Service gave a demonstration of monitoring and assisted students with collecting stream water and biological samples for their own assessment. The students were off to Glacier Park, Yellowstone, and the Tetons before heading home. Safe travels, students! (photos courtesy of USFWS)
Posted on: Thu, 31 Jul 2014 15:04:10 +0000
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