Insect ID Day
Company/Organization: Huron River Watershed Council
Description:
Join a group of volunteers and help find out what kinds of bugs are in the Huron River! At ID day we separate bugs into groups that look-alike and then an expert will help you identify them. Once bugs are identified you can record the data and compare the results to previous years. Identifying insects from the water ways can help us figure out what the water quality is within different sections of the Huron River Watershed. Identification usually takes about two hours. Everyone is welcome, but children must be accompanied by an adult.
Hours:
12pm-4pm
Length/Availability:
One Day
Start Date:
10/20/2019
End Date:
, 10/20/2019
Tags:
volunteer michigan insects nonprofitMore Internships in Michigan:
Latest Michigan Internships
Huron River Watershed Council
.jpg)
HRWC concentrates on four main areas of concern.1. Watershed Science: HRWC runs several scientific programs designed to gauge the health of the land and water throughout the watershed.
2. Watershed Management: This is the area where watershed science meets watershed policy. HRWC engages in a number of projects to utilize data on the health of the watershed and its component parts to focus on key stressors and develop and then implement management plans to address problems.
3. Education and Stewardship: HRWC works to inspire change in attitudes and actions of the residents of the Huron River Watershed. We desire to show residents that their actions can make a difference for the watershed, both positively and negatively!
4. Advocacy- coming soon.
Huron River Watershed Council [ All of our Internships ]
1100 N. Main, Suite 210
Ann Arbor, MI 48104
Phone: 734.769.5123
Email: jfrenzel@hrwc.org
Website: Huron River Watershed Council
Internweb.com cannot guarantee the validity and accuracy of internship postings. All persons expressing interest, applying for or accepting internships posted on Internweb.com do so of their own accord and in compliance with Internweb.com's Terms and Conditions.
