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It's all about balance: Students study how water movement shapes landscape of local creek


The words “fluvial” and “geomorphology” are not “everyday words” for most college students. But, these words are a crucial part of Alexander Kalna’s vocabulary. 
Fluvial geomorphology examines the ways moving water interacts with the physical objects in it, therefore reshaping the landscape as it transports sediment.
“Fluvial processes sculpt the landscape, eroding landforms, transporting sediment and depositing it to create new landforms,” The National Park Service’s website said. “Human civilization and ecosystems alike are dependent on fluvial systems.”
Kalna, an environmental sciences graduate student from House Springs, Missouri, and his wife, social science graduate student Cristal Campocasso, of Venezuela, are focusing on a research project at Silver Creek Watershed. The watershed lies just 30 minutes from campus and is mostly located in Madison County but also runs though Macoupin and Montgomery cou ....

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County board deals with multiple financial issues


County board deals with multiple financial issues
Scott Cousins, scousins@thetelegraph.com
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EDWARDSVILLE Environmental grants totaling $137,196 were among a large number of financial issues dealt with by the Madison County Board at Wednesday’s regular meeting.
A total of 10 grants, paid through the county’s host fee, were approved. Grants ranged fro about $8,300 to $15,000, with most being at the $15,000 mark.
Those included grants to Alton, Collinsville, Edwardsville, Godfrey, Hamel, Maryville and Williamson. Wood River received $12,714, Alhambra $8,807 and the Tri-Township Park District in Troy $8,390.
Costs include $6,500 for county-sponsored competitions and programs; $3,000 for meetings, training and scholarships for green school coordinators; $5,625 for coordinator and school recognition; and $27,275 for 13 separate school grants and incentive programs. ....

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