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How the Aquifer Works
Brent Doty, our Senior Education Coordinator, presents the Edwards Aquifer 3D Groundwater Model, plus features
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Discovering the Edwards Aquifer: The Texas Blind Salamander
The Texas Blind Salamander is of considerable scientific interest due to its uniqueness─its only known habitat is the Edwards Aquifer in the San Ma...
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They have been bred under the care of the US Fish & Wildlife service, but not as pets.
Edwards Aquifer Sinkhole
Valdina Farms Sinkhole (also known as Seco Sinkhole).
Located in western Medina County, Texas, within the Balcones Fault Zone and the recharge zon...
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WALL Conference, San Antonio, 2011
As the keynote speaker for the 8th Annual Water A Living Lesson (WALL) conference in San Antonio, Sandra Postel, director of the Global Water Polic...
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Doc Edwards™ at Wanke Elementary
Here's an EAA short clip.
You can invite Doc Edwards™ to your school by contacting our education department at 210-222-2204 or by going to our edu...
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Drop Inside The Edwards Aquifer
"Drop Inside the Edwards Aquifer" and explore an unfamiliar world hidden deep beneath the earth's surface as computer animation, video footage, and...
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Edwards Aquifer: Doc Edwards Amazing Aquifer Adventure
Doc Edwards™ and his Aquifer Explorers take you on an animated and live action adventure through the Edwards Aquifer system.
Highlights include th...
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Thanks for watching the video. While some aquifers do filter some types of contaminants from groundwater, karst aquifers, like the Edwards Aquifer, are more susceptible to contamination. The aquifer recharges and discharges fairly quickly. This fast transport of groundwater through conduits all...