Water Quality Monitoring
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Water Quality Monitoring is an essential part of our environmental protection and restoration efforts. Most of the information used by EPA to manage water quality is collected and/or assessed by States and Tribes. Additional water quality data and research, however, are undertaken by a variety of Federal and non-governmental organizations. Region 5 Monitoring Activities State Monitoring in Region 5 - including general monitoring, fish advisories, and nonpoint source monitoring |
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Region 5 Monitoring Activities
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Related Topics
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Volunteer MonitoringWe are all interested in whether our waters are safe for fishing, swimming, drinking, and supporting wildlife. One way to get personally involved is through Volunteer Monitoring.
Region 5 recognizes the important contributions being made by
citizen monitors. We are
State Monitoring in Region 5 -
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IN Water Monitoring Strategy (Scroll down) |
MI Water Monitoring Strategy (right sidebar) |
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OH Water Monitoring Strategy (Scroll down) |
National
Nonpoint Source Monitoring Projects
States in Region 5 are currently
implementing a number of national nonpoint source monitoring
projects.
Lake Pittsfield, IL Waukegon River, IL Sycamore Creek, MI Otter Creek, WI Whitewater River, MN
- Lake Michigan Monitoring Coordination Council
- U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's national monitoring webpage
- EPA's Monitoring and Assessment Program
- Great Lakes Monitoring (U.S. EPA Great Lakes National Program office)
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