Fifth grade is the new BOP grade--taking over the monitoring of two Valentino Pier Oyster Restoration Stations.
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| About 50 living oysters in one station. |
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| Tapping on shell to determine if the oyster still alive. |
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| Oysters aren't the only things living in the stations. |
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| Is it a mud fish? |
Musa following in Barent's footsteps...literally...trawling for microplastics.
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| Helping kids learn about a problem for all of us up and down the food chain. |
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Then collecting trash to keep it from becoming micro-plastic.
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Kamili, CAS intern, co-teaching the chemistry of water.
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| Is there enough oxygen for the oysters? All you need are 5 parts of oxygen to 1,000,000 parts of water. |
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A long walk on a long pier to get to the next task.
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What's the pH?
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Looking neutral!
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| Turbidity Tube: It's becoming clearer and clearer. |
A View From the Pier
What do you notice about the land and the water?
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See you in the spring.
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Thank you Justin Weiner for these amazing photos.
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