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While other students are enjoying their summer freedom from school, three Alcona High School students and a recent graduate decided to participate in a voluntary place-based education opportunity on Tuesday, which got them a little wet.

Incoming juniors Megan Griffith and Austin Gerard, incoming sophomore Joe French, recent graduate Connor Hubbard and Brian Matchett, agriscience teacher and Alcona FFA chapter advisor, met with Brandon Schroeder, Michigan Sea Grant extension educator and Nico Tucker, Northeast Michigan Council of Governments transportation and resource planner, to conduct testing of multiple road stream crossings in and around the Black River Watershed.

Click here to continue reading this article from the Alpena News on June 15, 2010.