Translating the science of the Critical Interface Network
FRIDAY, MARCH 8TH AT 9 AM CDT
CINet Junior Council Webinars
Convective Storms over South America – a land surface perspective (speaker: Dr. Francina Dominguez).
The National Great Rivers Research and Education Center in Partnership with the Critical Interface Network, is working to bring the science of CINet to the classroom and beyond. Stay tuned for upcoming teachers workshops, NGSS aligned lessons, Junior Scientist Council Webinars and more.
STEP INTO THE ZONE
High school students from East St. Louis learn about the Critical Zone.
CRITICAL ZONE IN A CUP
Critical Zone in a Cup models a soil profile that you can eat!
"UNSILOING" SCIENCE
Students learn how Earth's Spheres intersect to form the Critical Zone
RIVERLAB VIDEOS
Check out educational videos featuring RiverLab!
CINET IN THE CLASSROOM
Crumpled Watershed Activity
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Speaker Series
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Tune in Wednesday, February 21st from 7-8 PM to hear Jinyu Wang present for the Illinois RiverWatch Winter Speaker Series
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BRINGING THE SCIENCE OF THE CRITICAL ZONE TO K-12 CLASSROOMS
CINet in the Classroom
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CINet Educational Videos
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