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SUMMARY:Hills of the Wissahickon Watershed
DESCRIPTION:Meet at Blue Bell Park. Free parking. Also accessible via SEPTA bus route 65. \n(This is a two-hour\, two-mile loop hike over trails\, roads\, and some hills. Wear sturdy shoes or hiking sandals. All ages 8+ are welcome. Maximum group size 15.) \nJoin local “Rocks Burrow” resident and Fairmount Water Works environmental educator Sandy Sorlien as we tromp the wooded valley of the Wissahickon and Monoshone Creeks. We’ll learn the history\, engineering\, and ecology of several special sites. First we’ll walk downhill through the forest overlooking Forbidden Drive along with “Wiss”. A short walk up the Monoshone brings us to Rittenhouse Town\, where the creek\, also known as Paper Mill Run\, provided water power in the 18th and 19th centuries to run the first paper mill in British North America Then and today\, the Monoshone has collected stormwater runoff from the steep hills on both sides. Today we can see the contrast of wooded Fairmount Park on one side of Lincoln Drive and urban conditions on the other. We will cross the creek to Saylor Grove\, a 3.2 acre park where more than half is a manmade wetland created by the Philadelphia Water Department to help manage stormwater runoff. This is a beautiful site with a diversity of plants and wildlife\, including seasonal butterflies and waterfowl. \nYour guide will put all these sites into a context of the larger Schuylkill River watershed\, the urban water use cycle\, the historic role of dams and mill races\, and the ecology of our local streams. \nRegister here.
URL:https://fairmountwaterworks.org/event/hills-of-the-wissahickon-watershed-2/
LOCATION:Blue Bell Park\, 842 W. Walnut Lane\, Philadelphia\, PA\, 19144\, United States
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SUMMARY:Leave it to Pigment
DESCRIPTION:Do you wonder why leaves are green in the spring and summer\, but change to red\, yellow and orange in the fall?  How do trees use water and how does that change in the winter?   \nWe’ll investigate the different colored pigments in leaves\, identify different leaves\, and perform an experiment to show how one color is really made up of many different colors. Learn about the science of chromatography and make your own chromatogram.\n \nJoin us for this autumnal Science Saturday. 
URL:https://fairmountwaterworks.org/event/leave-it-to-pigment-3/
LOCATION:Fairmount Water Works\, 640 Water Works Drive\, Philadelphia\, PA\, 19130\, United States
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