Regional Monitoring Prog. Workshop for Sac. River (Includes Putah Creek)
Please Join Us!
-- Creating a Regional Monitoring Program for the Sacramento River Watershed --
The Sacramento River Watershed Program (SRWP) is hosting a workshop to discuss opportunities for developing and implementing a Regional Monitoring Program for the Sacramento River Watershed.
The workshop is free and lunch will be provided!
The workshop will include presentations from prominent figures in the watershed sharing information on recent, ongoing, and planned monitoring efforts. We will follow up with breakout sessions after lunch to begin the process of identifying opportunities and constraints in at least four major areas: Organizational Structure, Funding, Monitoring Plan and Data Management.
This effort is building off of SRWP's decade-long monitoring program with the goal of creating a more sustainable, stakeholder-based program. Stakeholders include any organization that is interested in monitoring water quality in the watershed: irrigators, municipal stormwater and wastewater dischargers, watershed groups, regional and state government agencies, consultants, water suppliers, and others.
For more information, please contact Stephen McCord via email (sam@lwa.com) or telephone (530-753-6400). Please RSVP by October 8th! A reminder and the agenda will be sent out to responders via email before the event.
We look forward to seeing you on October 15th!
-- Creating a Regional Monitoring Program for the Sacramento River Watershed --
The Sacramento River Watershed Program (SRWP) is hosting a workshop to discuss opportunities for developing and implementing a Regional Monitoring Program for the Sacramento River Watershed.
The workshop is free and lunch will be provided!
The workshop will include presentations from prominent figures in the watershed sharing information on recent, ongoing, and planned monitoring efforts. We will follow up with breakout sessions after lunch to begin the process of identifying opportunities and constraints in at least four major areas: Organizational Structure, Funding, Monitoring Plan and Data Management.
This effort is building off of SRWP's decade-long monitoring program with the goal of creating a more sustainable, stakeholder-based program. Stakeholders include any organization that is interested in monitoring water quality in the watershed: irrigators, municipal stormwater and wastewater dischargers, watershed groups, regional and state government agencies, consultants, water suppliers, and others.
For more information, please contact Stephen McCord via email (sam@lwa.com) or telephone (530-753-6400). Please RSVP by October 8th! A reminder and the agenda will be sent out to responders via email before the event.
We look forward to seeing you on October 15th!