CITIZEN WATER QUALITY MONITORING
We're pleased to welcome eleven new monitors who joined our veteran teams following a lively morning of training on November 14, 2009. If you are interested in becoming a monitor, contact us and let us know. It's a great way to experience your watershed!
Citizen water quality monitors are people just like you. Anyone who cares about the watershed can become a water quality monitor. All training is provided. No science background is required. 
View the
data our citizen monitors have collected from 2004 to present.
Four times each year, families, couples, and individuals collect important data at their adopted sites. The data is compiled to tell an ongoing story of conditions in the watershed. Currently, 14 sites from Yosemite National Park to the north fork of the Merced River are being tested for air and water temperature, pH level, dissolved oxygen, conductivity, turbidity, and nitrate levels. Release your Inner Chemist and join us in preserving water quality in the watershed! More volunteers are needed! To get started, contact us.