In order to share these materials with you, we have
provided links to portable document format (pdf*) and
Microsoft PowerPoint files which will allow you to view
and/or print the materials.
Use the table below to identify the materials that
are available and the format in which we share them
with you on this website.
|
Outreach Material
Description
|
file name
(file size)
|
| Fact Sheet from U.R.I.'s 1995-96
Volunteer Water Quality Monitoring Study |
|
| Volunteer Water Quality Monitoring National
Facilitation Project Fact Sheet (March 2001) |
|
| PowerPoint presentation (in pdf format)
describing Volunteer Water Quality Monitoring National
Facilitation Project (National Water Quality Coordinator's
Conference, San Antonio, TX, March 2001) |
|
| Marine Bio Invasives Species Monitoring Approaches
for Volunteer Programs PowerPoint presentation
(pdf format) (15th Annual National Conference Enhancing
States' Lake Management Programs. Chicago, IL. April
24 -26, 2002) |
|
| "Working Effectively with Volunteers"
Poster (National Water Quality Moniotirng
Conference, Madison, WI, May 2002) |
|
| "Working Effectively with Volunteers"
Poster Banner (National Water Quality Moniotirng
Conference, Madison, WI, May 2002) |
|
| "Building a Comprehensive Support System
for Cooperative Extension Volunteer Water Quality
Monitoring" Poster (National Water Quality
Monitoring Conference, Madison, WI, May 2002) |
BuildingSupport.pdf
(92 KB)
|
| "Building a Comprehensive Support System
for Cooperative Extension Volunteer Water Quality
Monitoring" Poster Banner (National
Water Quality Monitoring Conference, Madison, WI,
May 2002) |
|
| "Why Monitoring
Makes Sense" Fact Sheet (October 2002) |
|
| "Marine Bio Invasive
Species Monitoring Approaches for Volunteer Programs"
Poster (Marine Bio Invasives Conference,
San Diego, CA, March 2003) |
|
| "Designing Your
Monitoring Strategy" Fact Sheet (June 2003) |
|
| Monitoring Matrix
that supports the "Designing Your Monitoring
Strategy" Fact Sheet including activities,
data objectives, equipment and supplies needed,
education and volunteer training, frequency of monitoring,
and quality assurance standards to consider when
designing a program (June 2003) |
|
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