Water Days

1. The name for boots with very high sides
2. used to keep litter out of streams
3. the name of the location of our stream activity
5. where sixty percent of oil in the ocean comes from
8. the name of the wastewater treatment facility we visit
9. The tools used to capture invertebrates
13. The people you should thank for volunteering their time
14. the teacher who helps you travel to Greenville
16. Invertebrate parasite that lives off the blood of others
18. the teacher who is at Wehr's Dam
22. Pollution that occurs on the surface of the earth
24. The process by which water goes from a liquid to a gas
25. the name of the fake town with well water issues
26. an area of land drained by a common river or stream
27. The tools used to separate and hold critters caught at Wehr's Dam
28. A chemical added to water to kill bacteria
29. The process by which water goes from the surface to the underground aquifers
31. The number of gallons of water that go through Kline's Island per day: ____ million

1. a two day event celebrating water conservation
4. Animals without a backbone that live in and around streams
6. What city is Kline's Island located in?
7. bacteria that survive on oil, oxygen, and other nutrients
9. a common household chemical that can run off into water sources
10. used to absorb oil in oil spills
11. water that comes from underground aquifers
12. What we put in our waders to dry them out overnight
14. the teacher who takes you to Kline's Island
15. the month in which Groundwater Conservation Day is held
17. Used to contain oil in an oil spill
19. the name of the body of water at Wehr's Dam
20. These insects indicate the health of a stream
21. the name of the teacher who helped you spill oil
22. The process by which heavier particles sink to the bottom of a container
23. A chemical used to make particles coagulate
30. Lobster-like invertebrate that lives in Wehr's Dam