Tracking Raindrops
Video
on Jul 22, 2008 by Amy Miller
from QUEST Northern CaliforniaTopics: Chemistry, Climate, Television
Science Education Collections: Grade 8, HS Biology
PDF We all rely on the water cycle, but how does it actually work? Scientists at UC Berkeley are embarking on a new project to understand how global warming is affecting our fresh water supply. And they're doing it by tracking individual raindrops in Mendocino and north of Lake Tahoe.
Tags: global warming, kqed, pbs, QUEST, UC Berkeley, water cycle, WeatherAdditional Links
- Keck Hydrowatch Project
- Angelo Reserve Site on Keck Hydrowatch Project
- Inez Fung's Website
- Todd Dawson's Lab Page
- UC Berkeley Sagehen Creek Field Station
- Google Earth Animation: Keck Hydrowatch Project at the Angelo Coast Range Reserve
- Clue into Climate Curriculum
- Producer's Notes: Tracking Raindrops
Educator Guides
Climate Change and Water Educator Guide
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