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Build Your Own Water Filter

Community Science Institute95 Brown Rd. Langmuir Lab Rm. 283

31may2:00 pm3:30 pmBuild Your Own Water Filter

Event Details

Join us for this hands-on workshop right here at the CSI laboratory (95 Brown Rd, Ithaca NY 14850) to learn about ways that water can

Event Details

Join us for this hands-on workshop right here at the CSI laboratory (95 Brown Rd, Ithaca NY 14850) to learn about ways that water can be polluted and cleaned. Kids will work in teams to build water filters out of natural materials. Then, they’ll test how well these filters work on water they “pollute” (i.e. using soil, road salt, etc.). Attendees will get a chance to run basic tests themselves before seeing how CSI’s professional scientists look for bacteria in water (spoilers: the test makes it GLOW). Kids will get a postcard by mail a few days after with results on how much bacteria remains after running water through their filter!
CSI staff will introduce and discuss key concepts such as the water cycle, pollution, basic water chemistry, and ways in which the natural environment filters water as it cycles through ecosystems. A wonderful water science education event!
Register on CSI’s 4-H2O page (communityscience.org/4h2o) by filling out the form at the bottom of the page.

Time

31/05/2023 2:00 pm - 3:30 pm(GMT+00:00)

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95 Brown Rd. Langmuir Lab Rm. 283

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      • Harmful Algal Bloom Monitoring on Cayuga Lake
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      • Owego Creek Tributaries Monitoring Project with Trout Unlimited
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      • CSI News and Monthly Updates
      • Journey of Water
      • Learning Materials
  • I want to test my water
    • Potable and Non-Potable Water Tests & Fees
    • Drinking Water Resources for the General Public
  • CSI Water Quality Data
    • Database Home
    • Streams and Lakes Data
      • Cayuga Lake Region
      • Seneca Lake Region
      • Upper Susquehanna River Region
      • Select and Download Streams and Lakes Data
    • HABs Database
      • Select and Download Cayuga Lake HABs Data
    • Pre-Fracking Groundwater Baselines
      • Select and Download Groundwater Baselines
    • Biological Monitoring Results
    • Glossary
  • About Us
    • Meet Our Staff
    • Employment Opportunities
    • Meet Our Board of Directors
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