| Area | Basin-wide/Regional |
| Topic | Tour: Citizen Water Quality Monitoring by CCWI |
This photo shows a volunteer training exercise of the Community Clean Water Institute (CCWI) which provides equipment and training to citizens interested in collected water quality data on their local streams. CCWI has taken data on 14 tributaries of the Russian River since 2001. Ongoing monitoring is dependent upon volunteer commitment. Data collected includes pH, dissolved oxygen, temperature, phosphates, nitrates, and turbidity.
This photo shows Mike Sandler of the CCWI using the ICM Portable DO Meter at a mainstem Russian River monitoring site.
This photo shows Sarah of the CCWI using the Multiparameter Stream Survey Kit at a mainstem Russian River monitoring site.
This photo shows volunteers with the CCWI collecting physical data at monitoring site in Jenner Creek.
This photo shows a CCWI volunteer taking a bottle sample from Laguna to be used for analysis of many attributes including turbidity.
This photo shows staff of the CCWI taking a water quality sample from a monitoring station in Santa Rosa Creek.
This photo shows a CCWI volunteer taking a water quality sample from a monitoring station in Austin Creek.
This photo shows staff of the CCWI taking a water quality sample from a monitoring station in Dutch Bill Creek.
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