The edges of the creek
This topic submitted by Diane Jones (blaisdml@muohio.edu) on 1/17/03. Additions were last made on Saturday, March 1, 2003. Section: Blaisdell/Wolfe
Let's talk more about this in person. I wonder if the margins of the creek can be effectively studied (in a scientific sense) without an equally intensive comparison of the species back from the creek by 50 or 100 meters. Here in Ohio there are cottonwoods and sycamores that have a preference for the stream margins. Were you hoping to do a project on the creek "context" instead of the creek itself? I think we could work with this in an interdisciplinary way. There is a good nucleus of an idea here, but I think we need to keep it going. So the emphasis could be either the biodiversity (Natural Diversity Surrounding Four Mile Creek") angle or the '" Four Mile Creek in Context--Biology and Human Interest" angle. Thank you for offering the first idea. m.
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