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Stormwater internship at Johnson County gives hands-on water-quality experience, interns say
Summary
Adele and Reid described the macroinvertebrate survey on the Blue River as part of their Johnson County stormwater internship and said field work has been a key learning opportunity and motivator for their careers.
Adele and Reid, stormwater interns with Johnson County, described the Blue River macroinvertebrate survey as part of their internship training and said the experience is teaching them about water quality and watersheds.
"This macroinvertebrate survey is part of lots of the work that I've done with my internship, getting to learn about water quality and the watersheds here in Johnson County," Adele said, adding that being out in the field has been "great." Reid said, "It's field work like this that, gets me excited for my career down the line."
The transcript presents these remarks as personal reflections on training; no personnel actions, hiring decisions, or program expansions were announced in the recording.
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