By OB6
Elderberry syrup provides lots of nutritional value, including Vitamin C, Vitamin A, Vitamin B, and antioxidants. As well as this, elderberry syrup is great for fighting colds and flu. Instead of buying the syrup at grocery store, you can make it yourself with the elderberries at Bowker Creek.
By OB2
Most assume that we must preserve native species from their invasive counterparts, I ask, why? Is it because not doing so would endanger biodiversity? Because we brought these species here, is it somehow our moral duty to protect these creatures that cannot help themselves?
We shall find out.
By OB4
By OB5
A small paper I wrote about the importance of fungi and how they contribute to keeping our environment and our bodies healthy and happy.
By OB5
A small paper I wrote about what fungi are, and different types of fungus.
By OB16
Most of Bowker Creek's watershed is composed of impervious surfaces, which causes water to travel straight into storm drains, instead of being soaked up by vegetated areas. Storm drains are connected to bodies of water, becoming contaminated by surrounding surfaces such as automotive oil runoff that find their way to the watershed, polluting water.
By OB6
Most of the berries at Bowker Creek are edible, but some are not...
By OB4
This summary outlines our findings from research and testing of the Bowker Creek water quality.