Connecting the Drops by Karen Schneller-McDonald

For details and a training session outline, visit the Hickory Creek website. A summary overview (1-1.5 hrs) is also available. Training sessions are priced according to program design. Each section is approximately 30-40 minutes however, adjustments can be made to fit your needs in terms of time and level of detail. The full training (2.5-3 hrs.) consists of four sections plus an introduction and conclusion. develop strategies for action to protect water resources. Connecting the Drops: A Citizens' Guide to Protecting Water Resources.interpret media accounts and scientific reports,.Through presentations and discussions, Connecting the Drops emphasizes cause-and-effect connections between land use impacts and water resources, to help you Connecting the Drops helps readers interpret. How do groundwater and surface water affect each other? In this book, Karen Schneller-McDonald presents the basics of water resource protection: ecology and watershed science techniques for evaluating environmental impacts obstacles to protection and how to overcome them and tips for protection strategies that maximize chances for success.

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Presented in non-technical format this training will help you find the answers to questions such as: In 2015, Connecting the Drops: A citizens’ guide to protecting water resources, by Karen Schneller-McDonald, was published by Cornell University Press. Connecting the Drops Training, designed to help you protect water resources in your community, is based on the book “Connecting the Drops: A Citizens’ Guide to Protecting Water Resources” (Cornell Univ.

Connecting the Drops by Karen Schneller-McDonald