| NVSWCD serves as an organizational judge
for the Fairfax County Regional Science and Engineering Fair.
The NVSWCD judging team looks at projects related to streams,
water quality, soils, erosion, stormwater management, nonpoint
source pollution, and other natural resources issues.
The District awards a $100 scholarship to the top project,
a $50 scholarship to the second project, and $25 for the third
place project.
- Streams and Shrubberies: A Saga of Soggy Science,
Carl Stankwitz, Centreville High School (Sophomore)
- LH-PCR Analysis
of Smallmouth Bass from the Shenandoah River, Peter
Bojö, Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Math
(Senior)
- Could Gypsum Save the Bay?, Jacob Boswell, John Christenson
& Joshua Gaghan, Lee High School (Freshmen)
- Effect of Wetland Filtration on Pollution in Water, Kristina Dahmann, Elizabeth Grady & Alyssa Kuhn,
West Potomac High School (Juniors)
- Good for Us, Good for Nature, Cornelia
Woodly, Lake Braddock Secondary School (Sophomore)
- Fecal Matters: Exploring the Filtering Use of Feces, Ryan Akrami, Matthew Karrenbauer & Daniel Saboe, Centreville High School (Sophomores)
- The Effect of
Road Salt Runoff on Algae, Claire Evans, Madison High
School (Junior)
- Ability of Hydrilla
to Neutralize Acid and Nitrate in a Water Source,
Michelle Rollison, Hayfield High School (Senior)
- The Effects of
Water Runoff on the Fox Mill Pond, Gillian Paul, Oakton
High School (Sophomore)
- Effect of Manmade Structure on Water Quality of a Suburban
Stream, Daniel Sude, Marshall High School (Junior)
- The Effect of Current on the Distribution of Sediments,
Lydia Hagan, Annandale High School (Freshman)
If you need information or assistance with a conservation-related
project, contact
NVSWCD's science fair coordinator or call 703-324-1423, TTY 711.
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