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FreshWaterLIVE: Scientists in Action
Western United States. We’ll adventure from the headwaters in the mountain peaks, through the protective forests, into our cities and countryside, and ultimately to the sea. Be a part of this live online webcast and ask your questions to scientists from the USDA Forest Service and Denver Museum of Nature & Science. Learn how you can take action to conserve and protect the water in your hometown.
Full Program
Original Air Date:
Sep 28, 2017
Web Site:
https://freshwaterlive.org/
FreshWaterLIVE from Colorado Videos 
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What is a watershed?
The Continental Divide is a water drainage divide in which water on the west sid...
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FreshWaterLIVE: Scientists in Action
Western United States. We’ll adventure from the headwaters in the mountain pea...
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Introduction to FreshWaterLIVE: Scientists in Action
A watershed is an area in which all of the water that falls on that land drains ...
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Colorado is a headwater state
Colorado is a headwater state for fresh water. There are five river basins that ...
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Infrastructure moves fresh water to where needed
Fresh water is moved with a variety of infrastructure to deliver it where it is ...
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First question session with students
Students from around the country asked questions about careers, water in the mou...
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