Creek Week Snapshot Water Monitoring Day Sacramento Area Creeks Council 2015.
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Creek Week Snapshot Water Monitoring Day
Sacramento Area Creeks Council2015
Creek Week Snapshot Water Monitoring DayObjectives:
1) Deliver hands-on water quality education to the public
2) Provide volunteers with the opportunity to monitor water quality
3) Obtain baseline water quality data on Sacramento County waters
Outreach and Education
• Identifying audience
• Make lessons/programs scalable
• Identify learning objectives
• Planning outreach activities
• Evaluation
Learning Objective Ideas
• What is a watershed?
• What is water quality monitoring?
• Why do professionals collect this data?
• Why is it important to share the data?
Training
• This presentation provides information that will be helpful to obtaining a high-quality result
• If possible, please attend the April 11, 2015 Arcade Creek Exploration so we can meet and learn together
Evaluation
• Distribute surveys to volunteers and parents/guardians of volunteers
• Fill out anonymous survey
• Engage parents or volunteers in conversation after the activity(ies)
Resources
• Vital Signs: The Five Basic Water Quality Parameters
• World Water Monitoring Challenge Video Series
• Environmental Protection Agency’s Water Drop Patch Project for Girl Scouts
• Truckee Tahoe Snapshot Day example
Thank you!
• This PowerPoint presentation is only meant to be a guide.
• Questions? We are happy to help you prepare your program/activities. – Heather Smith ([email protected])– Bill Templin ([email protected])– Alta Tura ([email protected])