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Mercury in Watersheds
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Introduction
Mercury in Foodwebs
Creating Scientific Claims
Field Sampling to Support Your Scientific Claim
Data Analysis
Discussing and Presenting Your Research Results
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Macroinvertebrate Key
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Culverts & Stream Ecology
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Building Background Understanding
Stream Ecology
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Field Sampling
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Nitrogen Cycling in Watersheds
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Building Background Understanding
Watersheds in Winter
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Field Sampling
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Sarah Nelson's blog
New report - terrestrial food webs
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Telling the story (community blog)
Nitrogen project kick-off!
Culvert locations! A slideshow (and update)
Culvert sampling... they're all so different!
Field season 2012 kickoff!
Leave only netprints, take only photos
Study in California: mercury in fog at the coast
Interesting study: scaring dragonflies to death
Supported or not supported – what does that really mean?
New report - terrestrial food webs
A chance to think about the intersection of science and policy
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