GMR Citizens’ Water Quality Monitoring 2010 data sharing 28 Feb. 2011.

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GMR Citizens’ Water Quality Monitoring 2010 data sharing 28 Feb. 2011

From Idea to Program A collaborative effort from the beginning

Mapping Out Our Work

A Call to Action

Equipment and Funding

Getting Out There upstream downstream right bankleft bank

Going to the Next Level Level 2 Credible Data lab with OEPA QUAP—Quality Assurance Program QHEIs / QHEI training

Data! Nitrates—excess from row crops Total Phosphorous—excess from WWTP, row crops soil erosion. pH—elevated by algal photosynthesis Conductivity—elevated by WWTPs & septic systems Turbidity-elevated by runoff erosion from row crops and construction sites. Fecal Coliforms—elevated by human and animal feces.

Total Phosphorus Registering samples Turbidity Nitrate