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Crescent Elk School, Crescent City, CA, USA
17 October 1997
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Weekday mornings at 8:30 a.m. on radio station KPOD, GLOBE students of Mr. John
Caldwell inform their community of the current weather situation and the
special activities they have planned for the day. The outstanding work of
these young people got the attention of the California Department of Fish and
Game. The students have been asked to help with an important study of the
Smith River, Elk Creek, and Jordan Creek. Students travel to various test
sites and gather water quality data such as pH, temperature, dissolved oxygen,
alkalinity and turbidity.
"Students are learning the importance of watershed management and they enjoy
the practical and valuable experience they are receiving," reports Mr.
Caldwell. Mr. Caldwell is helping to bring more schools into GLOBE by helping
to lead GLOBE Teacher Training Workshops in Utah and Florida.
Congratulations to the students and teachers of Crescent Elk for sharing the GLOBE Program with their community and with other schools around the country.