I teach at the Cecil County School of Technology (Agricultural Sciences) and we are fortunate to have many streams and agriculture close to our school. I am just completing my first year teaching this program. I have been fortunate to get to know some of our the farmers in our community and have spoken to them about the changes on their farms in the past 15-10 years and they are eager to share their experiences with my students. My goal is to team up with the Cecil Soil Conservation District (who have also been a fantastic resource) and follow their process of helping a farm with erosion control. Their job is to help farmers ameliorate issues with soil and one of the easiest to see around here is flooding and loss of soil.  I think one of THE most important aspects of what was covered in the content for this section is the idea of the positive feedback loop - students often struggle with this idea and it is also where they can see that making even small changes can make a big difference.