Stream Evenings
featuring the Science of Stroud Water Research Center
Science
of Stroud lectures bring everyone up to date with the latest projects and most
recent findings of our researchers and educators.
The lectures are
intended for a general audience - children of middle school age and above are
most welcome. Although the topics are interrelated, each presentation can
be understood and enjoyed separately. Come to one - come to all. The
series is FREE and open to the public; HOWEVER, seating is limited, so please
reserve a place by going on-line, calling or e-mailing
kdixon@stroudcenter.org
610-268-2153 x 247.
Miss the Winter/Spring 2006 Science of Stroud Series?
You can still view the presentations.
You will need at least a DSL internet connection and Microsoft Office
Version 2002 or later.
View system
requirements and links.
Thursday, October 25, 2007
“The Mighty Amazon Basin”
7-7:30 PM - Coffee & Desserts
7:30-8:30 - Lecture followed by Q&A
Recent projects have added the
mighty Amazon to the long list of rivers that have been studied by Stroud
researchers. Come hear about the adventures, research and connections that
are being made in Bolivia, Brazil and Peru.
Interested in other Stroud Center events? View
our Calendar of Events.
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