• Watershed Management Plan
  • History
  • Current Conditions
  • Critical areas
  • Beneficial Areas
  • Goals
  • Appendices
    • Water Chemistry
    • Biological Assessment
  • Maps
• WMP Implementation
  • Cost-share Program
  • Water Quality Monitoring
  • Education & Outreach
• Get Involved
  • Commission Meetings
  • Steering Committee
  • Field Days
  • River Cleanup
• Maps
  • Project Area
  • Land Use
  • Potential Point Source Pollution
  • Flood Zones
  • Critical Areas
  • Beneficial Areas

Water Quality Monitoring

Community members play a vital role in water quality monitoring. They join the Watershed Coordinator in sampling the Upper Wabash project area. Monitoring takes place using the Hoosier Riverwatch method.

Volunteers can receive free training in the Hoosier Riverwatch method. Click HERE for upcoming training sessions.

 

Hoosier Riverwatch Volunteers in Action!   Click here to view photos

 

 

Community volunteers will gain knowledge about the Upper Wabash River, learn about water quality concerns in the watershed and be actively involved in the success of the WMP Implementation project.

 

Water Quality Monitoring Results Click here to view results

 

Please contact Neil Ainslie if you wish to participate!

 

Send emails to Robert Winebrinner with questions or comments about this web site

Last modified: 04/21/2012