The Oxbridge Research Team performed very well today at FGCU!
For the undergraduate research poster competition:
- 1st Place $400
Quantifying Heavy Metals in Public and Private Drinking Water Systems: Testing South Florida’s Public and Private Water Systems Using a Community-Based Environmental Monitoring Program
- 2nd Place $300
Necrosis in the Caloosahatchee Watershed and Lower Can Carlos Bay: Using Computer Models to Compare Precipitation Runoff to Lake Okeechobee Releases
- 3rd Place (tie) $200
Evaluating the Knowledge of Self-Reported Environmentalists’ Regarding Incentives and Enforcements of the Everglades Federal Mandates
- 3rd Place (tie) $200
Using the RamTest-APP™ Handheld Raman Identifier Gun (BioTools, Inc) to Detect Contaminants in Public and Private Water Systems
Once again we were the ONLY high school there and for the third year in a row beat all the undergraduates to take home all the awards!
Well done!
Also very well received were:
- (Quantification of the Herbicide Atrazine in the Canals of the Eastern Everglades and in the Caloosahatchee Watershed),
- (Surface Water Quantification of a Carcinogenic Herbicide (2,4D) in Water Hazards on Public Golf Courses and the Subsequent Exposure Awareness of the South Florida Junior PGA),
- (Quantifying Fish Populations of the Grassy Waters Preserve to Determine Overall Health of the Drinking Water Source for West Palm Beach, FL),
- (The Potential for Carbon Sequestration in Grassy Waters Preserve: Quantifying the Carbon Sequestration Ability of the Hydric, Incepticols, and Calcitic Mud Soils in the Drinking Water Source of West Palm Beach, FL)
SAVING WATER THROUGH PASSION AND EDUCATION!