Cumulative 1993 – 2015 (cao 8/2015)  80,990 Water Quality Records  6,760 Certified Monitors  2,300 Sites  289 Citizen Groups  40 Active Citizen Trainers.

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Cumulative 1993 – 2015 (cao 8/2015)  80,990 Water Quality Records  6,760 Certified Monitors  2,300 Sites  289 Citizen Groups  40 Active Citizen Trainers  1,945 Workshops AWW Watershed Stewardship Activities (water chemistry monitoring, bacteriological monitoring, stream biomonitoring) g g

AWW’s EPA-Approved Monitoring Protocols Bacteriological Water Chemistry

Community-based Watershed Monitoring & Stewardship & Stewardship Training & Certification Monitoring, Data Reporting, & Stewardship

Who Uses AWW Data?  Local community groups  Schools  Consulting firms  Municipalities  County agencies  Watershed management plans plans  Universities  State agencies Fulfilling Stormwater Management Plan Regs (for ADEM NPDES Phase II Stormwater permits) Protecting Public Health

Map of Alabama river basins showing AWW monitoring sites and samples of AWW outreach publications that present citizen data and raise public awareness of water issues AWW working with communities to preserve & protect their waters… …from the Tennessee Valley to the Gulf Coast ml ml

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