USFWS/Southeast:
Artists work on a river-themes tapestry
USFWS/Southeast:
A Yancey County student collects stream insects
USFWS/Southeast:
Yancey County students check their net for insects
USFWS/Southeast:
David Caldwell helps a pair of students
USFWS/Southeast:
Cassie Floan helps with a river tapestry
USFWS/Southeast:
David Caldwell helps students with their kick net
USFWS/Southeast:
David Caldwell checks a kick net for stream insects
USFWS/Southeast:
John Fridell scans a kick seine for stream animals
USFWS/Southeast:
John Fridell stirs up stream insects
USFWS/Southeast:
John Fridell helps turn rocks
USFWS/Southeast:
John Fridell points out stream insects in a kick net
USFWS/Southeast:
John Fridell and Mark Endries help with a kick seine
USFWS/Southeast:
John Fridell identifies stream insects caught by students
USFWS/Southeast:
John Fridell discusses a stream insect
USFWS/Southeast:
John Fridell helsp turn stones in search for stream insects
USFWS/Southeast:
Service biologist John Fridell helps with insect identification
USFWS/Southeast:
Students kick up stream insects
USFWS/Southeast:
A student collecting stream insects
USFWS/Southeast:
Mark Endries helps students identify insects
USFWS/Southeast:
Mark Endries helps students with their net
USFWS/Southeast:
Mark Endries helps check a kick net
USFWS/Southeast:
Mark Endries helps students with a kick net
USFWS/Southeast:
The Service's Mark Endries helps with a kick seine
USFWS/Southeast:
Penland's Stacey Lane prepares a tapestry for students
USFWS/Southeast:
Artists lay the foundation for a student-made tapestry
USFWS/Southeast:
A Yancey County student with stonefly in hand
USFWS/Southeast:
Yancey County students identify insects
USFWS/Southeast:
Tressa Hartsell addressed Yancey County students
USFWS/Southeast:
State water quality expert Ed Williams helps students
USFWS/Southeast:
Service intern David Caldwell helps students with their net
