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Why are the state boundary lines along the Potomac River so irregular? Why doesn’t the line run neatly down the middle of the river, as it does in many other states? Join ICPRB to learn about the fascinating story behind the Potomac’s peculiar borders involves colonial land grants, centuries-old legal... |
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A beautiful fall walk & talk to discover the hidden impact of winter salt use and what we all can do to protect our waterways. Step into the shoes of an environmental detective as we explore the hidden impacts of oversalting our streets and sidewalks during the winter season. Discover...
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Data centers are rapidly expanding across the Potomac watershed and beyond, raising important questions about their impacts on regional water resources. This webinar will share the Interstate Commission on the Potomac River Basin’s research on data center consumptive use under different growth scenarios through 2050, evaluating implications for regional water... |
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Gain insight into the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) Pennsylvania Water Science Center’s water quality monitoring efforts in agricultural watersheds. This session will explore monitoring sites, the types of data collected, and the methods used to interpret that information. Participants will discover how these findings support informed land and water management...
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American eels have a long and important history in the Potomac River basin. Join ICPRB to learn about their historical importance to the region, their fascinating life cycle, and their importance to both water quality and the ecosystem. Also hear about ICPRB's work to help restore these fish (yes, they...
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All are welcome to tune in on Zoom for this month's Rockville Science Cafe lecture, "The Return of a Forest Icon: Strategies for Restoring the American Chestnut" with Cassie Stark. Register in advance for the Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/jtKqZiSPRTKNfz04XvU79w#/registration The American chestnut (Castanea dentata) was once a dominant species across... |
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The North Branch of the Potomac River has come a long way. Arguably best known for its industrial recent past, this webinar puts the current state of the western-most Potomac region into perspective. Starting with the geological formation of the mountains, we will then tour the North Branch watershed through... |
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