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🎉 Huge thanks to Jack Armstrong from the Commercial Appeal for covering our community forum! Your support helps us shine a light on the important issue of the Memphis aquifer in our community. 🙌✨ #CommunityMatters #LocalNews #DrivenByDoing #GoTigersGo

We had a fantastic time at Memphis River Parks Partnership' SciPlay, celebrating National Rivers Month with our Emriver, Inc. 🌊 emriver models stream table generously provided to us by Mitsubishi Chemical America. It may have been hot🥵, but people loved learning some cool😎fluvial science! 🌊 #DrivenByDoing

📣 Calling all K–12 teachers! Bring local ecosystems into your classroom! Join Clean Memphis, Wolf River Conservancy, and CAESER for a FREE one-day hands-on environmental science workshop! 📚 What you'll get: ✅ Ready-to-use lesson plans ✅ Interactive activities tied to Memphis'

Thank you to Water on Wheels (WOW), an education and outreach program of CAESER - UofM, which is home to regional groundwater hydrology experts!

🌊💧 You're never too young or too old to learn about your drinking water! We had an amazing time connecting with the bright young minds at the Porter-Leath & University of Memphis Early Childhood Academy. Their curiosity and enthusiasm for learning are truly inspiring! 💡✨

In this edition of Tales From The Field, CAESER's postdoctoral fellow, in collaboration with UT Institute of Agriculture, is reinstalling sensors for the growing season to understand the effect of plants on groundwater better. As always in fieldwork, it's full of challenges and surprises!

🌍 Did you know that the geology beneath our feet in West Tennessee is largely made up of unconsolidated materials like sand and gravel, with bedrock hiding thousands of feet below? At Tennessee's Big Hill Pond State Park, you can actually see some of the rock outcrops at the

🎆 Happy 4th of July! 🎇 Fireworks are a stunning sight, but let's not forget about the aftermath. Firework debris can harm our environment—it contains metals, nitrates, sulfur, and more. 🌧️ If left on the ground, rain can wash these pollutants into storm drains and waterways.

🌊 Exciting day as we collect water level data from our Memphis aquifer monitoring wells in West Tennessee! 📍 This important work not only helps us understand our local water resources better but also ensures the sustainability of our precious aquifer. Our team is dedicated to

🌊💧 Last SciPlay of 2025 is here! Don’t miss out on a fun way to celebrate Smart Irrigation Month. Join us this Saturday with Memphis River Parks Partnership for a fun water conservation activity that’s free for everyone!✨ Sign up now: facebook.com/share/1Bi24LGy… #ComeToTheRiver #GoTigersGo

🚨 Exciting News! 🚨 We are thrilled to announce the release of our latest joint publication that highlights the fantastic collaboration between our past and current students! 📚 In water resources management, accurate streamflow forecasting is key. Traditionally, this relies

🌊 Just wrapped up the first week of collecting samples from various wellfields and surface water sources for geochemical analysis for one of our graduate student's research project. Big shoutout to an amazing group of scientists and staff for all the support! 🙌 Teamwork makes

🌍 Calling all educators and those who support them! We have exciting events lined up for you! **Tennessee Environmental Educators' Fundraiser** 📅 Thursday, July 17th | 🕕 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm 📍 Rotolo's Craft & Crust, 681 S White Station Rd, Memphis, TN Join us for a

Geologic cores provide invaluable information, but they can take up quite a bit of space! We’re thrilled to announce that we’ve gathered cores that were scattered across the University of Memphis campus and safely stored them at the MERC! 🎉 Now, it’s time to kick off the

One of our grad students was out at McKeller Lake gathering water level data to enhance our understanding of local hydrodynamic interactions for his risk models. Fun fact: Did you know that until the late 1940s, President's Island was actually an island? The Corps of Engineers

Productive day of reconnaissance in Ensley Bottoms for our graduate student's risk model! Despite the heat, our team tackled the important task of identifying the best locations to ensure comprehensive coverage. Excited to see where this research leads us! #DrivenByDoing

🌍 When we think of earthquake faults, California usually comes to mind, but don’t forget about the New Madrid Fault right here! In addition, West Tennessee has some fascinating faults, like Porter's Gap. Our graduate students recently took to the field to explore and learn

CAESER will be presenting at this amazing conference. If you are interested in presenting, we would love for you to join us! hashtag#GoTigersGo hashtag#DrivenByDoing --------------------------------------------------------- The 49th Annual Tennessee Environmental Education

🌎Happy World Nature Conservation Day! Nature is our future, and today is an opportunity to raise awareness about the importance of protecting our planet's natural resources, including the one we love to talk about: water. 💧Small changes can make big differences. Remember,

CAESER had an incredible time hosting two amazing teacher professional development workshops last week! Our first workshop was a fantastic collaboration with Clean Memphis, Wolf River Conservancy, and Republic Services, focusing on bringing environmental education to the MidSouth. By