My
week at Carson Beach
We started off our week playing wiffle ball and kickball. We walked to the pier a lot where Ruben was doing a lot of fishing, and we were talking and making jokes with each other. Then for lunch we walked to McRae's house so we could get her volleyball and go to the convenience store and then walked back to the pier. We played volleyball, kept trying our luck at fishing, then left to go home.
On Wednesday we played volleyball
and put our feet in the water, then we went fishing while Ruben led the way. He
caught a fish it was a striped bass. We took some video for our deliverable too but that didn't take too long. Walking back to the pier we drew on a big
piece of paper and I drew a yellow duck. Then Will, McRae and I walked back to
the convenience store then back to the pier and hung out for a little then went
home. On Thursday Vanessa and I dressed up as Dora and Swiper for video and we
messed up a lot but it was really fun. We made a mural out of chalk and got
food. Then made Tik Toks then a group picture then went home.
Studying water
quality is important because water pollution contaminates bodies of water
mostly from all people. It's important to keep our waters clean for us and
animals that live in them. A challenge to maintaining high water quality in the
Boston Harbor is back then the harbor was very dirty and not safe to swim in.
In 1972 there was a Clean Water Act in this help clean the harbor somewhat. The
cleanest beaches in Boston Carson Beach because it's record is fourth year of a
hundred percent in a report from environmental Advocates like Save the Harbor,
Carson Beach, Pleasure Bay and Nahant Beach also got a hundred percent. A dirty
beach is Kings Beach in Lynn because it had storm water pipes leak into the
beach. Ecosystems like forests, woodlands, wetlands and natural grasslands, soak
up water that is moving slowly from streams that help purify the water or the
ocean.
-see you next time on the water, Ari
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