Deadline extended to April 7th!
Are you passionate about the environment and working with communities?!
Then apply today and become one of our Community Water Corps interns.
ℹ️ Water.ecu.edu/cope/cwcintern…
Don't forget to get those applications in! Deadline is March 31, 2023.
➡️Water.ecu.edu/cope/cwcintern…
Are you passionate about the environment and working with communities?!
Then apply today and become one of our Community Water Corps interns.
ℹ️ Water.ecu.edu/cope/cwcintern…
Are you passionate about the environment and working with communities?!
Then apply today and become one of our Community Water Corps interns.
ℹ️ Water.ecu.edu/cope/cwcintern…
ECU Water Resources Center retweeted
It's our kick-off event for the NCEJN Civic Engagement Series! Learn about air-quality tools communities can use to monitor their environment including the Spidey Sens-r Network! Register here: bit.ly/NCEJN-CES-january
Happening today!
Join us Tomorrow, 12/2 at 3:30pm for the final fall semester colloquium: Mangroves & Aquaculture: A 5-decade Remote Sensing Analysis of Ecuador's Estuarine Environments, by Dr. Stuart Hamilton. buff.ly/3ApOxSA @ECUWRC @CoastalECU @ecuhcas @EcuGeology
Look out for the Festival Transit Buses. Festival goers will be able to use the transit FREE of charge. Buses will be operating from 9:30 to 4pm on a 25 min loop. Check out the locations using this map 👇ecu.maps.arcgis.com/apps/ins……
For more ℹ️ visit water.ecu.edu/fest
Happening this Saturday! Don't forget to come on out to the Greenville Town Common and join us in a day of fun and educational activities for everyone.
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Mark your calendars! The #ECUWRC will be hosting the Tar River Community Science Festival on Saturday November 5th, 2022! Join us in a day of fun art and science activities and community engaged scholarship.
📍 Town Common in Greenville NC
⏱️ 11am - 4pm
ℹ️ water.ecu.edu/fest
ECU Water Resources Center retweeted
Interested in planet Earth and environmental issues, coastal processes, groundwater, water quality, planetary processes, faults and tectonics & community science? Don't miss it! 👇🏻
@THCAS_Research
@ECUWRC
@CoastalECU
@ECUChancellor @ecugpss
@EcuGeology
Have you ever fought an oil company to protect your community? Hear Nalleli Cobo's amazing story at the Tar River Community Science Festival on Nov.5. Learn more at: water.ecu.edu/fest
#tarrivercommunitysciencefestival2022 #ECUWRC #ECU #environmentaljustice
ECU Water Resources Center retweeted
Join us on 10/ 28 at 3:30pm in Brewster C206 for a #DGPE colloquium: "Uncharted Waters: Managing the Colorado River in the 21st Century" to be presented by John Rickenbach
#ColoradoRiver #WaterResourcesManagement #EnvironmentalPlanning @ECUWRC @ecuhcas @EcuGeology @SustainECU
ECU Water Resources Center retweeted
Seeking funding for your research? Apply for our joint Albemarle-Pamlico National Estuary Partnership / @seagrantnc @SeaGrantNC 2022 Graduate Fellowship in Estuarine Research. The deadline is 5 p.m. on Monday October 31, 2022. Please share!
Learn more: bit.ly/3kIMNey
ECU Water Resources Center retweeted
Replying to @ECUResearch
@ECUResearch
@ECUBrodySOM
@ECUGeography
@ECUPhysicsDept
@ECUWRC
@CoastalECU
Research presentations by students from Geological Sciences, Geography, Planning & Environment, Physics, Brody School of Medicine, Integrated Coastal Science, Engineering, Water Resources Center
Interested in planet Earth, environmental science, water and air quality (detection of Covid in air), mountains, hydrology, community science? Attend our Geoscience Student Research Symposium @EastCarolina
Talk & Poster sessions, coffee/snacks, lunch provided
[email protected]
If you need a ride to the Festival, text festival to 833-329-0757 to help us plan transit. Info on bus routes in Greenville will be provided on the festival website closer to the date. water.ecu.edu/fest/
#TarRiverCommunityScienceFestival2022
Mark your calendars! The #ECUWRC will be hosting the Tar River Community Science Festival on Saturday November 5th, 2022! Join us in a day of fun art and science activities and community engaged scholarship.
📍 Town Common in Greenville NC
⏱️ 11am - 4pm
ℹ️ water.ecu.edu/fest
ECU Water Resources Center retweeted
CONGRATULATIONS to ICS Ph.D. student Maria Gomez Saldarriaga who was recently accepted to the NSF NRT Graduate Student Communicating Research Series! Maria will attend six, weekly workshops this fall as well as the NRT Annual Conference in mid-October.
Shout out to all of the awesome scholars on our
@NSF REU program this summer and thanks to @CoastalECU for partnering with us on hosting another great year of research! #teamworkmakesthedreamwork @EastCarolina @UPRA_Oficial @ClemsonUniv
The C2C REU was a great success this summer. Learn more about the program and the latest cohort to spend time on the ECU Outer Banks Campus in our newest web story ⤵️
coastalstudiesinstitute.org/…
ECU Water Resources Center retweeted
🔬🧫🧪What are Harmful Algal Blooms? Why do they occur? How are they monitored? Learn the answers to these questions & more with experts from @NCDEQ at this week's #LunchTimeDiscovery livestream "Algal Blooms: Why is the Water That Color," 8/3/22 noon EDT: naturalsciences.org/calendar…

ALT Lunchtime Discovery Series Elizabeth Fensin, Algal Ecologist and Dan Wiltsie, Algal Bloom Response Coordinator, Division of Water Resources, NC Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) Algae are found in all aquatic systems and are an essential food source for many organisms, but under some conditions, they can reproduce rapidly and form blooms that cause major changes in water chemistry. These changes can be harmful to the ecosystem and to human health. Join two scientists from the NC DEQ’s Division of Water Resources to learn about the biology and ecology of algae, why algae blooms occur and how the Algae Lab studies and monitors this phenomenon.
Join Love A Sea Turtle this Saturday for a Garden Work Day! #communityforenvironmentalsustainbility
Next Thursday the Nags Head Community Water Corp Team will be at @dowdypark Farmer's Market in Nags Head from 9 am until 1 pm. They hope to engage participants in their research through surveys and interactive posters. Be sure to stop by to learn more! #ecuwrc #cwcwatercorps
Pics from the first of many monthly pH monitoring trips to Lake Phelps! Goals of this project are to understand the monthly pH dynamics within the lake. #WaterCorps students get field & ProDSS experience, networking experience & ECU boating certified.
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