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Water Collection & Alternate Challenge at Burnett Creek: A Camp Experiment Report

In this water collection experiment by Naila, AnnMarie, Mackenzie, and Gloria at Burnett Creek, various methods were used to collect water samples, followed by testing in a lab environment. The results indicated contamination with coliform bacteria and feces, potentially caused by pollution. As a social activity, the group engaged in an "Alternative Challenge" involving hula-hoop races and the "human knot," fostering team-building. The experiment concluded with gratitude towards the counselors and camp organizers for the opportunity.

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Water Collection & Alternate Challenge at Burnett Creek: A Camp Experiment Report

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  1. WATER COLLECTION &ALTERNATE CHALLENGE By: Naila, AnnMarie, Mackenzie, Gloria

  2. Water Collecting Methods Location: Burnett Creek Water testing Lab equipment

  3. Water Collection Results • positive • bugs • wet • lots of woodland

  4. Lab Conclusions • The water is contaminated with coliform bacteria and feces. • Overall the results were different for every group and all the contamination could be caused by pollution.

  5. Social Activity – “Alternative Challenge” • The whole group did hula-hoop races and the “human knot” on Monday evening. • Team-building activity; very fun.

  6. Final Thoughts Thank you counselors, Mrs. Clark, and Mrs. Good for letting us come to the camp.

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