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I will share the products and experiences of my work on Potomac Watershed. As you may noticed the name of my blog, I wish to study the tidal Potomac river for the watershed stewardship class. I picked this watershed for several reasons. Firstly, parts of the upper Potomac are close to my place where I am more familiar with. Secondly, I am very interested in the transition of the river from fresh and clear mountain water to a salty tidal estuary. Also, as a newly immigrant,  I am so excited to look for undiscovered landscapes in my area where I can spend more time in wonderful nature. As a result, I will focus more on the upper part of the tidal, since this watershed is very large and divided into three sections. 

I am very much looking forward publish my discoveries and challenges through the analysis of this interesting watershed here on this blog!

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  1. Young L. MiltonOctober 14, 2020 at 12:57 PM

    Hi Rana!

    I live near the San Luis Rey river which empties into the Pacific Ocean (I'm in southern California) and I am looking forward to reading more on your "transition of the river from fresh and clear mountain water to a salty tidal estuary."

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