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Citizen Science

You can take the first steps toward monitoring your local water sources for yourself using the California Water Boards’ Visual Assessment Fact Sheet:

  • https://www.waterboards.ca.gov/water_issues/programs/swamp/docs/cwt/guidance/4210.pdf

Additionally, NASA provides some instructions for how a citizen can get involved in monitoring water quality in their area:

  • https://terra.nasa.gov/citizen-science/water-quality

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    • About
    • Plastic Pollution
      • About Plastic Pollution
        • What you need to know
        • Desired Outcomes
        • Why Should You Care about the Oceans?
        • Plastic Pollution and it’s Economic Damage
        • What You Can Begin to Do @ UM
        • How Can the University of Michigan Community Help?
    • Go Blue! Beat Bycatch
      • What is Bycatch?
      • “Why Should I Care?” The Animals Impacted by Bycatch
      • Getting Involved: Beating Bycatch while at U of M
        • Selecting Sustainable Seafood
    • Eutrophication Connection
      • Introduction
      • What is eutrophication?
      • Environmental Impacts of Eutrophication
      • Economic Impacts of Eutrophication
      • Eutrophication in our Own Backyard
      • Personal Tips
      • Citizen Science
      • Eutrophication Questionnaire
    • Microplastics
      • How does the UM community feel about microplastics?
      • What Are Microplastics?
      • Threats to Marine Life and Humans
      • Alternatives
      • Goal Setting
      • Resources at UM
    • Sustainable Aquaculture and You
      • Why Should You Care?
      • Sustainable Aquaculture
      • Reflecting on Your Fish
      • Solution? Our Guide to Sustainable Seafood!
    • Eutrophication Junction
      • What is Eutrophication?
      • From the Midwest to the Gulf of Mexico
      • What’s at Risk?
      • Citizen Science Opportunities
      • What is U of M currently doing?
      • How can the U of M community help?
    • Save the Eels!
      • Save the Eels!
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