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From the Trees to the Seas

7/19/2013

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Headwater streams channel water from higher elevations into larger streams and eventually the ocean, but there is another way they help literally feed the waters downstream. Small headwater streams are generally surrounded by overhanging vegetation. This riverside plant life is the start of the food chain through which energy flows and is passed between living things as streams connect and grow larger.

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    A selection of environmental education tips written for Earth Gauge, a program of the National Environmental Education Foundation.  These tips focus on the structure, behavior, ecology and impacts of wetlands and headwater streams.

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