Citizen Based Stream Monitoring

Purpose

The Citizen Based Stream Monitoring Program involves citizen monitors in the process of collecting water quality data used by the DNR to assist in making management decisions. Goals of the program include collecting high quality data that can be used for management decisions, building relationships between DNR staff and citizen monitors, and assessing areas in need of additional monitoring, restoration and.or protection. In the 2008 sampling season, over 100 citizen monitors from 17 groups throughout the state participated. Ultimately, volunteer participation in this project aids DNR staff by allowing for increased capabilities to monitor streams. Communities and the DNR can use this water quality information to make decisions that affect the management of streams throughout Wisconsin.

Objective

Top Level Project for all CBSM sub projects. Stations and Methods and Forms should not be added here. They should be in the specific Level 2 project for which they apply.

Related Reports

Run Project Summary Report
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Baseline Monitoring
CBSM_Program
2006
Active
 
Reports and Documents
PERSON MONITORING STREAM - PHOTO
Environmental Partnership Performance Agreement (EnPPA) self-assessment report (SAR)
Deb Deppeler for Chris Clayton to help establish procedures for the CBSM Data Manager position.
2006 MONITORING STATIONS FOR CITIZEN BASED STREAM MONITORING PILOT PROJECT