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Penn State undergrad sees her research as key to moving on

Bridget Reheard selected five Sproul streams and seven Tiadaghton streams to sample water and aquatic organisms. (Photos courtesy of Penn State)

Seeing the “huge juxtaposition” between streams flowing near her childhood home in Lancaster County, Pa., impaired by pollution from intensive agriculture and the seemingly pristine creeks tumbling down the forested mountains around her family’s cabin in Mifflin County led Bridget Reheard to study how contaminants in waters affect aquatic organisms and aspirations for a career working to protect natural resources.

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