Model My Watershed
These investigations enable students to define, simulate and manipulate hydrologic data, challenging them to make real world decisions based on scientific knowledge and models. Learn More »
Define My Watershed
Situate yourself within your own watershed. Find your location on the map, or any other location you want to examine, and click on it to view drainage pattern information for your watershed. Learn More »
Work in My Watershed
Meet professionals who work in watershed related careers. See them discuss how they got interested in the work that they do, what their jobs are like, what preparation they needed to do their work and interesting stories about their experiences.
Future Directions
WikiWatershed™ website is designed to provide tools for citizens working to protect the water resources in their watersheds. In addition to the modules that are currently under development, we are developing additional applications. Learn More »
About WikiWatershed
WikiWatershed™ is a suite of web-based tools to assist citizens in managing water resources. When fully developed, it will leverage open source software and will function as an open collaborative resource for the community, enabling users to share geographically-tagged data, photos, videos, comments, educational curricula, simulation models and other tools on streams and rivers. As "Wiki" implies, content will be primarily contributed, enhanced and maintained by the user community. The WikiWatershed™ web portal will link a database of watershed information to geo-tagged visual content viewable on Google Maps®/Earth®, Flickr®, Panoramio®, YouTube®, etc.
Model My Watershed Information Portal
Explore watershed data in real time. Graphs and tables enable you to visualize current and historical stream gauge and weather station data in the Schuylkill Watershed.
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For further information, please contact Susan Gill at sgill@stroudcenter.org
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