Master Watershed Stewards Envirodiy Sensor Station Support Workshop Train stewards how to: maintain stations via sensor cleaning, data sheet completion, and online data entry do quality control (qc) on stations match stewards up with specific stations determine steward roles, i.e., maintenance and or qc set stewards up with equipment, supplies, and materials (quick guides, contact sheets, etc.). Webinar recorded on may 17, 2020.subscribe to e news stroudcenter.org subscribefollow stroud water research centerwebsite: stroudcenter .
Meet The Master Watershed Stewards Who Are Saving Streams Intention for workshop overview of envirodiy sensor stations instruction on basic maintenance and qc master watershed stewards – lunch and after – match with stations, define roles data and meta data online field visit data sheet data entry usage of monitor my watershed introduce resources, network, dialogue. Stroud water research center, envirodiy drwi troubleshooting contacts: rachel johnson, [email protected], 973 557 8995. shannon hicks, [email protected], 610 268 2153 x267. christa reeves, [email protected], 908 537 7060. Join us! the master watershed steward program provides training, resources, and ongoing support to volunteers looking to engage in environmental restoration projects and educational programs. there are nearly 1,000 master watershed stewards across 42 counties that have collectively planted 100,000 trees and taught over 400,000 adults and kids. Retired physician david george has been using the monitor my watershed for several envirodiy sensor stations that he manages in his role as a master watershed steward and citizen scientist for berks nature and angelica creek watershed association (acwa). george recently reached out to the stroud center with an idea to plan a workshop to help.
Hybrid Workshop Building An Envirodiy Monitoring Station вђ Envirodiy Join us! the master watershed steward program provides training, resources, and ongoing support to volunteers looking to engage in environmental restoration projects and educational programs. there are nearly 1,000 master watershed stewards across 42 counties that have collectively planted 100,000 trees and taught over 400,000 adults and kids. Retired physician david george has been using the monitor my watershed for several envirodiy sensor stations that he manages in his role as a master watershed steward and citizen scientist for berks nature and angelica creek watershed association (acwa). george recently reached out to the stroud center with an idea to plan a workshop to help. The master watershed stewards of berks, bucks, chester, and delaware counties now number 30 who are active in assisting stations and working with the data to better understand the watersheds. carol armstong (left) instructs mws volunteers at a stream monitoring station. Master watershed stewards can help reduce the negative impacts of land use practices and pollutants while planning effectively for the future of new york state’s watersheds. the purpose of the mws program is to provide you with opportunities to learn and put to use skills and knowledge to support watershed management in your community through.
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