Student Watershed Research Project (SWRP) These videos support the SWRP online curriculum related to the stream ecology experiments and community-based stream macroinvertebrate bioassessment. See the SWRP publications for more information about the curriculum.SWRP Data: Stream Macroinvertebrate data collected by the students participating in SWRP is available here. Please contact patrick.edwards@pdx.edu for more information. Virtual Stream Experiments and Background MaterialUnit 1: Stream Ecology OverviewUnit 2: Stream MacroinvertebratesUnit 3: Stream Insect EcologyUnit 4: Stream Food WebsUnit 5: Stream ExperimentsVirtual Experiment: Algae vs No AlgaeVirtual Experiment: Sediment ScourVirtual Experiment: Sediment DepositionVirtual Experiment: Stream Velocity and Colonization Virtual Experiment: Energy in the DriftVirtual Experiment: Life History and DisturbanceVirtual Experiment: Intermediate Disturbance Hypothesis Virtual Bioassessment and Background Material Unit 1: WatershedsUnit 2: Non-Point Source PollutionUnit 3: Stream MacroinvertebratesUnit 4: Community-Based BioassessmentUnit 5: Calculating the Index of Biotic Integrity (IBI)Unit 6: Conducting a BioassessmentUnit 7: Improving and Restoring StreamsVirtual Bioassessment: Rock CreekJohnson Creek Bioassessment (coming soon) Relevant PublicationsThe Value of Long Term data Collected by Citizen Scientists (2016)Three Simple Experiments to Examine the Effect of Sediment Pollution on Algae-Based Food Webs in Streams (2016)A Unique Role for Citizen Science in Ecological Restoration: A Case Study in Streams (2018)Citizen Science and Ecological Restoration (2020)Investigating Ecological Disturbance in Streams (2021)SWRP PublicationsEdwards P, Shroufe A and Colley M (2021) Stream Disturbance Experiments. The American Biology Teacher. AcceptedEdwards P and Shaloum G (2020) Citizen Science and Ecological Restoration. Society for Ecological Restoration News. Vol 24, pgs 16-18.Edwards P, Shaloum G and Bedell D (2018) A Unique Role for Citizen Science in Ecological Restoration: A Case Study in Streams. Restoration Ecology, 26: 29-35Edwards, P (2016). The Value of Long-Term Stream Invertebrate Data Collected by Citizen Scientists. PloS one, 11(4)Edwards P and Shroufe R (2016). Three Simple Experiments to Examine the Effect of Sediment Pollution on Algae-Based Food Webs in Streams. The American Biology Teacher, 78 (1), 57-61.Edwards P, George L and McTammany M (2015). Next-generation scientists get a taste of their future careers, EOS, 96Lev DJ, Renfro SL, Lindbo DT, Jarrell W, Blair J, Andrews S, Howell L. The Student Watershed Research Project (SWRP): collecting watershed data for use by resource management agencies. Urban Ecosystems. 1998 Oct 1;2(2-3):113-27. Stream Insects of the Pacific Northwest The SWRP Stream Insects of the Pacific Northwest Field Guide can be purchased for $20. All proceeds directly support water quality outreach and education. Purchase Field Guide