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Forms |
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The following forms can be
downloaded here in PDF: When we distribute bottles for collection of grab samples, we provide
pre-coded chain of custody forms. The chain of custody
form for special projects may be downloaded here in PDF : |
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Watershed
Watch has posted its
2005 training materials. The EPA has a
volunteer monitoring website that includes a
Methods Manual for stream monitoring whose content
complements Watershed Watch training material.
Watershed
Academy is a web-based training by the
EPA. The following websites provide
alternative ways to help the volunteer classify stream macro-invertebrates:
Field Guide to Freshwater Invertebrates, Leska S. Fore
Biological Indicators of Watershed Health, EPA
An
Introduction to Benthic Invertebrates,
Kentucky Water Watch
Key to Aquatic Macroinvertebrates, New York State |
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Volunteer Services |
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Volunteers with questions about a sampling event should contact their team leaders. In turn, team leaders should contact their area coordinators: Jefferson:
Ward
Wilson 502.299.0331 Northeast: Anna Kunzler 502.743.5113 Southeast:
Russ Barnett 502.839.1227 South:
Greg Kuhns 502.893.3383 West:
Kathy
Ward 502.564.3410 For problems with equipment
contact
Steve Perry 502.743.5177 To remove your name from our
mailing list, email
srww2004@yahoo.com |
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Volunteer Coordinators |
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On-Line Training Resources |
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Press the button to register for training! |
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Kentucky
Waterways Alliance is a statewide membership organization that
advocates for clean water. It helps new groups get organized and networked
with other Kentucky and national organizations. |
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The Cumberland Chapter of the Sierra Club is a membership organization for advocacy for streams and other
natural resources, and for outdoor activities. |
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These national organizations have a wealth of
information and other resources for the new or experienced water advocacy
group. |
