This flyer is our Pollution Assessment and Prevention expertise directory. This directory contains appropriate contacts about pollution assessment and prevention at our land grant universities. This flyer also contains all relevant publications from these institutions. Find out more by viewing an HTML version of the flyer or by downloading the PDF flyer.
This update highlights the success of the "Scoop the Poop" program in Anchorage, Alaska. This program was considered a contributing factor in the de-listing of Cheney Lake for coliform bacteria in 2008. Find out more by viewing an HTML version of the flyer or by downloading the PDF flyer.
This flyer highlights the elements of social marketing used in the Hood Canal in western Washington to protect this fragile water body. The Hood Canal Watershed Pledge Program is a unique program that has successfully educated the public in the region. Find out more by viewing an HTML version of the flyer or by downloading the PDF flyer.
This flyer highlights the Idaho OnePlan which will be adopted in Oregon next year. The OnePlan is a planning tool that will enable landowners to meet all environmental regulations in a one-stop planning approach. Find out more by viewing an HTML version of the flyer or by downloading the PDF flyer.
Our second annual Pacific Northwest Water Quality Monitoring workshop held in Canby, Oregon in July 2004 is highlighted in this flyer. You can obtain additional information about this conference and associated materials mentioned by viewing an HTML version of the flyer or by downloading the PDF flyer.
This program was developed to address the 22 tons of dog waste generated daily in the Anchorage area of Alaska. This flyer highlights the "Scoop the Poop" interagency program initiated in Alaska. Find out more by viewing an HTML version of the flyer or by downloading the PDF flyer.
This project was funded by a USDA-NIFA 406 Water Quality Programs grant. Over 4,000 youth participated in this program. As a consequence, area schools are incorporating water education as part of their standard curriculum. Find out more by viewing an HTML version of the flyer or by downloading the PDF flyer.
This flyer announces our 2nd annual 2004 WATER QUALITY MONITORING WORKSHOP. This workshop will be held at the Canby Grove Conference Center in Canby, Oregon July 13–15, 2004. The workshop is jointly sponsored by Washington State University, the University of Idaho, Oregon State University, the University of Alaska, Northwest Indian College, EPA Region 10, and USDA-NIFA. Find out more by viewing an HTML version of the flyer or by downloading the PDF flyer. You can also download the informational brochure or registration form.
This flyer highlights our first annual Voluntary Monitoring Regional Workshop. This workshop was designed for educators that plan to be involved in local citizen-based voluntary water quality monitoring efforts. Find out more by viewing an HTML version of the flyer or by downloading the PDF flyer.
A 15-hour short course on voluntary water monitoring by local citizens was delivered in Washington, Oregon, and Idaho with the support of USDA-NIFA funds in 1999-2000. The course includes eight hours of classroom training and seven hours in the field doing physical, biological, and chemical assessments of surface waters. Evaluations by participants and requests for the curriculum showed the success of the course. Find out more by viewing an HTML version of the flyer or by downloading the PDF flyer.
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