River Behind the Geology Museum
(180 pts)
Activity:
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Materials Needed: 1) Smartphone
Certain basic features, such as river channels, cut-banks, and point bars, are typically found in most river and streams and can be observed first-hand in the stream behind the Bob Campbell Geology Museum. Once you examine the study site, you should be able to describe how such features form and predict long-term environmental consequences of continued stream activity. You will need to create a Geocaching.com account to log your visit. Locate "If a Woodchuck Could Chuck Wood" on Geocaching.com (GCX code: GC24ZVQ) and navigate your way to the geocache. To get to the cache, you will need to walk, take the bus, or drive to the parking lot by the Bob Campbell Geology Museum, located in the South Carolina Botanical Gardens. Park facing the woods and look for a gate to walk through. You will need to walk down the steps, cross the creek, and go up the opposite bank to get to this geocache. Do not attempt to walk to the cache via the creek bed; fallen trees will block your way. Once you've found it, click "Found It!" on the Geocaching.com app and complete the activity found here to receive extra credit. Once you click on this link, it will take you to a Google Form to complete. The top of the form should tell you what Google account you are logged into - make sure you are logged in with your g.clemson account or your response will not be reported. Not Able to View in App? |
Bob Campbell Geology Museum circled in yellow; gate to enter Hunnicutt Creek circled in red.
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Coordinates: 34.66775, -82.8304833
If you can not access this cache of the Geocaching App, then you will have to use the GPS on your smartphone in order to make it to the geocache. Copy and Paste the coordinates given above into your chosen map app and it should take you right to the cache.
Additionally, there is a free third party app available for iOS called GeoCaches that displays all of the geocaches. It is not necessary, but may be helpful.
Alternatively, GPS devices are available for check-out from the fourth floor circulation desk at Cooper Library.
If you can not access this cache of the Geocaching App, then you will have to use the GPS on your smartphone in order to make it to the geocache. Copy and Paste the coordinates given above into your chosen map app and it should take you right to the cache.
Additionally, there is a free third party app available for iOS called GeoCaches that displays all of the geocaches. It is not necessary, but may be helpful.
Alternatively, GPS devices are available for check-out from the fourth floor circulation desk at Cooper Library.
No Smartphone?
If you do not have a smartphone, a PDF version of the Google Form can be found below. You should print the PDF and bring it out to the location with you, using it to answer the questions. When you have finished the activity, return to your computer and enter the information you collected from this PDF. Be sure to take a Geoselfie before you leave the location!
GPS devices are available to checkout from the fourth floor of the library at the main desk. You can use these to guide you to the cache.
Also, make sure you have a camera that can be used to take a submit your Geoselfie. Cameras are also available to checkout from the Library.
GPS devices are available to checkout from the fourth floor of the library at the main desk. You can use these to guide you to the cache.
Also, make sure you have a camera that can be used to take a submit your Geoselfie. Cameras are also available to checkout from the Library.
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