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2008/06/06
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Click the link to watch the Soggy Science talk.
Click the picture below to see a photo slide show of the expedition.
Turtle Research Ecology and Education
Thanks Fund for Teachers for funding this expedition!
Chicago Foundation For Education
These guys do great things for Chicago teachers.
Click the photo to read about recent flooding on the Mississippi River.
Learn about hypoxia and the Gulf of Mexico dead zone.
Learn about nutrient pollution.
Why are snags important for a healthy river?
Learn about Nitrogen pollution in the Mississippi River basin.
Learn about the Nitrogen Cycle.
Learn more about Feathercraft.
Click on the colorimeter to learn more at wikipedia.com
Click the photo below to read Mississippi River Corridor's coverage of the Soggy Science Expedition
The Soggy Science team approaches the Memphis Yacht Club
Click the link below to visit the Mississippi River Corridor.
Click on the link below to visit the Tennessee Water Sentinels.
Click on the link below to visit the Sierra Club's Memphis area group.
About Me
- Aaron Reedy
- For the past seven years, I was a high school biology teacher at a public high school in Chicago. I am now pursuing the idea of being a teacher scientist in another arena as I pursue a PhD in evolutionary ecology at the University of Virginia. I recently gave a TED talk at TED 2012 http://blog.ted.com/2012/03/02/how-we-know-about-evolution-aaron-reedy-at-ted2012/