BS Environmental Health student, Will Shingleton, was featured in an article by Sound Rivers as a water-quality intern. Will gave a presentation titled, “Cool Animals on Our Rivers and How to Protect Them!”, which covered endangered species that are found only in the Tar River basin. He presented to rising 1st- to 5th-grade participants of “Elementary Adventures”, an interactive program by Farmville Library.

Sound Rivers is a non-profit organization that guards the health of the Neuse and Tar-Pamlico River basins in North Carolina through monitoring and protection.

Read the Sound Rivers full article: Intern spotlight: Will presents “Cool Animals On Our Rivers and How We Protect Them!”

Photo source: Sound Rivers