The goal of this part of the Earth@Home project is to explain the Earth science of every region of the United States. We are beginning with coverage of the northeastern United States, focusing upon upstate New York and western Pennsylvania. Earth at Home [WEB LINK]
Collaborate in a private virtual place with your group to further communications, track studies & organize and share docs.
The River Mile is a network of educators, students, resource managers and scientists in the Columbia River Watershed exploring the essential question: “How do relationships among components of an ecosystem affect watershed health?”
The FieldScope Data Collector app allows you to enter and submit data to a National Geographic FieldScope project.
NEON generates over 170 standardized and QA/QCed data products including meteorological, soil, organismal, biogeochemical, freshwater aquatic and remote sensing data.
http://www.engagingeverystudent.com/project/litter-marine-debris-education-poster/
International Year of Soils Video Series
Soil Science Society of America: SSS
This site has a number of interactive maps that provide data on demographics and social measures of the population of Washington state.
Washington Department of Ecology