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2010-1005 Puget Creek

Puget Creek

A large white sign alerting passersby to the habitat restoration area and asking them to stay on the path.

A girl holding a bait bag with bait leaves in it walks through a forest, holding a GPS unit up and looking at the screen.

three students standing next to each other. The two girls on the right are wearing latex gloves. The girl in the center holds a ball of soil.

Site #1005

A group of students stand outside a white van

The brushy banks of a creek with a small white pipeline running down the center of it. On the right-hand bank some students can be seen looking at the water.

looking upstream, woody debris of various sizes and ages scattered in the water. In the center are three young conifers with their tips pointing downstream.

Baiting at Puget Creek March 31, 2010 by Environmental Microbiology class (TESC 378) from UW-Tacoma.

Results

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