BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//www.nemasternaturalist.org//NONSGML kigkonsult.se iCalcreator 2.3 0.10// CALSCALE:GREGORIAN METHOD:PUBLISH UID:3f6cf009-a188-4b75-aee6-0eba43e98390 X-WR-CALDESC:Hello River City Master Naturalists\,\n\nI could use one to th ree sets of extra hands for a watershed sampling class with 11 Upward Boun d Math & Science high school students I am leading this summer. There are three sampling excursions in June\, all on Fridays. You may help on one day or all three.\n\nJune 7\, 8:30AM-noon\, Carter Lake (near Eppley Airfi eld) \nJune 14\, 1-5 PM\, Heron Haven (118th & Old Maple Rd.)\nJune 21\, 1 -5 PM\, Zorinsky Lake(156th & F)\n\nYou can provide your own transportatio n\, or come to MCC Fort Omaha and squeeze into a van with our students. I f you provide your own transportation\, you can meet us at the venue (abou t half an hour after the listed start times above\, maybe only 20-25 minut es for Carter Lake).\nWe will be in teams doing three-four things at each site\, and I can do some training in advance if you're interested but feel you don't know enough.\n\n1) We have a van Dorn water sampler for taking water samples at different depths\, and we (will) have a surface sampler f or reaching out to take samples near shore.\n2) Processing water samples f or measurement of seven parameters (alkalinity\, dissolved oxygen\, nitrat e\, pH\, phosphate\, turbidity\, and temperature). We're using simple cit izen science kits\, not precise lab instruments. \n3) We have a remotely operated underwater drone (ROV) that the students will be using to get tem perature readings at depth and for towing plankton nets. (You will NOT get to 'fly' the ROV\, we'll barely have enough time for the students.) \n4) Dip netting (definitely at Heron Haven\, maybe at Carter Lake\, maybe at Z orinsky\, depending on water level\, time constraints\, and number of adul ts present).\n\nMaster Naturalists would mainly be a guide\, but can help with anything from tips on transferring water into labeled sample bottles\ , helping with the sample processing\, helping attach and detach the plank ton net to the ROV\, to simply keeping the students on track or reassuring them by being an adult presence. Walking can be minimized\, but chairs m ay not be available.\n\nAt Zorinsky\, I am informed that I will be one of the van drivers\, but that means I need someone to walk the ROV team out t o the place where they can use the ROV to detect the thermocline while I d rive the van on to the next drop off site. I will give precise instructio ns to any savior(s) who can help with this particular task.\n\nThank you a ll\, this will be fun. It's always cool to open young minds to SCIENCE.\n \nJudy Bouma X-WR-RELCALID:7575d51b767b1648838e47cc28be3913 X-WR-TIMEZONE:America/Chicago BEGIN:VTIMEZONE TZID:America/Chicago BEGIN:STANDARD TZNAME:CST DTSTART:20181104T020000 TZOFFSETFROM:-0500 TZOFFSETTO:-0600 RDATE:20191103T020000 RDATE:20201101T020000 END:STANDARD BEGIN:DAYLIGHT TZNAME:CDT DTSTART:20190310T020000 TZOFFSETFROM:-0600 TZOFFSETTO:-0500 RDATE:20200308T020000 END:DAYLIGHT END:VTIMEZONE BEGIN:VEVENT UID:fa93a302-a2f4-4588-be85-09b93d5efe86 DTSTAMP:20260531T134748Z DESCRIPTION:Hello River City Master Naturalists\,\n\nI could use one to thr ee sets of extra hands for a watershed sampling class with 11 Upward Bound Math & Science high school students I am leading this summer. There are three sampling excursions in June\, all on Fridays. You may help on one d ay or all three.\n\nJune 7\, 8:30AM-noon\, Carter Lake (near Eppley Airfie ld) \nJune 14\, 1-5 PM\, Heron Haven (118th & Old Maple Rd.)\nJune 21\, 1- 5 PM\, Zorinsky Lake(156th & F)\n\nYou can provide your own transportation \, or come to MCC Fort Omaha and squeeze into a van with our students. If you provide your own transportation\, you can meet us at the venue (about half an hour after the listed start times above\, maybe only 20-25 minute s for Carter Lake).\nWe will be in teams doing three-four things at each s ite\, and I can do some training in advance if you're interested but feel you don't know enough.\n\n1) We have a van Dorn water sampler for taking w ater samples at different depths\, and we (will) have a surface sampler fo r reaching out to take samples near shore.\n2) Processing water samples fo r measurement of seven parameters (alkalinity\, dissolved oxygen\, nitrate \, pH\, phosphate\, turbidity\, and temperature). We're using simple citi zen science kits\, not precise lab instruments. \n3) We have a remotely o perated underwater drone (ROV) that the students will be using to get temp erature readings at depth and for towing plankton nets. (You will NOT get to 'fly' the ROV\, we'll barely have enough time for the students.) \n4) D ip netting (definitely at Heron Haven\, maybe at Carter Lake\, maybe at Zo rinsky\, depending on water level\, time constraints\, and number of adult s present).\n\nMaster Naturalists would mainly be a guide\, but can help w ith anything from tips on transferring water into labeled sample bottles\, helping with the sample processing\, helping attach and detach the plankt on net to the ROV\, to simply keeping the students on track or reassuring them by being an adult presence. Walking can be minimized\, but chairs ma y not be available.\n\nAt Zorinsky\, I am informed that I will be one of t he van drivers\, but that means I need someone to walk the ROV team out to the place where they can use the ROV to detect the thermocline while I dr ive the van on to the next drop off site. I will give precise instruction s to any savior(s) who can help with this particular task.\n\nThank you al l\, this will be fun. It's always cool to open young minds to SCIENCE.\n \nJudy Bouma DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20190614T130000 DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20190614T170000 LOCATION:Heron Haven in Omaha SUMMARY:VO: Watershed Sampling Class END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR