July is coming to a close, as is my time in Williamsburg for the summer. Over the past month, I have really been focusing on finding a quantitative pattern of agricultural field drainage. After going through the GIS steps on my chosen fields to find flow accumulation, I graphed the results using Kaleidagraph. After graphing…
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Jul
29
Out of the Computer Lab and Into the Field!
May
12
Riparian Buffer Bypassing and its Negative Effects on the Chesapeake Bay
Hello everyone! My name is Sarah Young, and I am a Geology and Environmental Science Double Major here at the College. My Honors Thesis project that I will be working on this summer and next year revolves around the problems associated with agricultural runoff bypassing riparian buffers, allowing excess nutrients into the already unhealthy Chesapeake…
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