Develop Consesnus

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Develop Consesnus on Solutions
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Research Scientists
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Solution Get people into the real world to see
first hand the condition of their streams.
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Common Measurements Common Language
1. Habitat Assessments
2. Biological Assessments
3. Field Chemistry

4. Lab Analysis
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Field Chemistry Measurements

• Flow (0-5 scale)
• Rainfall
• Turbidity (0-3)

• Dissolved Oxygen
• pH
• Conductivity
• Temperature

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Grab Sample Collections

• Herbicides, Spring
• Fecal Coliform, Summer
• Water Chemistry, Fall

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Volunteers receive materials by mail instructions
are included (Critical info on sample times and
delivery included)
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Sample Collection logistics
Runners
Collection
900-100 PM
700-1000 AM
Team
6 hrs
Runner
Team
Team
Team
Runner
LAB
Team
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Professional labs analyze samples
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Watershed Watch Lab Locations
Northern KY Water Dist.
U of L
KGS
SMR
JSA
Somerset
HBS
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Science Advisory Group
Quality Assurance Group
Inter-basin Coordinating Committee
Publications Review Board
Data Management Team
Watershed Steering Committee
Watershed Steering Committee
Watershed Steering Committee
Science Advisor(s)
Science Advisor(s)
Science Advisor(s)
Lab Manager
Lab Manager
Lab Manager
Sampling Event Coordinator
Sampling Event Coordinator
Sampling Event Coordinator
Area coordinator.
Area coordinator.
Area coordinator.
Supervising Sampler.
Supervising Sampler.
Supervising Sampler.
Supervising Sampler.
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Quality Assurance Group
Science Advisory Group
Inter-basin Coordinating Committee
Publications Review Board
Data Management Team
Watershed Steering Committee
Watershed Steering Committee
Watershed Steering Committee
Watershed Steering Committee
Watershed Steering Committee
Watershed Steering Committee
Watershed Steering Committee
Watershed Steering Committee
Science Advisor(s)
Science Advisor(s)
Science Advisor(s)
Science Advisor(s)
Science Advisor(s)
Science Advisor(s)
Science Advisor(s)
Science Advisor(s)
Lab Manager
Lab Manager
Lab Manager
Lab Manager
Lab Manager
Lab Manager
Lab Manager
Lab Manager
Sampling Event Coordinator
Sampling Event Coordinator
Sampling Event Coordinator
Sampling Event Coordinator
Sampling Event Coordinator
Sampling Event Coordinator
Sampling Event Coordinator
Sampling Event Coordinator
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Critics
Budget Robbers
Say What?
Wants a job
Geeks that cant speak plain english
Lab Manager
Lab Manager
Wheres the Party!!!
Abasynian Short hair
Science Advisor(s)
Spies
Watershed Steering Committee
Watershed Steering Committee
Persian
American Tabby
Tabby)
Science Advisor(s)
Science Advisor(s)
Science Advisor(s)
Lab Manager
YOU
Lab Manager
Lab Manaer
Lab Manager
Lab Manager
Sampling Event Coordinator
Sampling Event Coordinator
Sampling Event Coordinator
Sampling Event Coordinator
Overcome by lab chemicals
Drank The Blank (Or was it the duplicate?)
Area coord
Oh, I thought that was next week!
Area coord
Afraid of rain
Afraid of snakes
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2001 July Statewide Fecal Coliform Results
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Volunteer Bill Of Rights
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Volunteer Bill Of Rights
1. The right to meaningful, challenging work
of true benefit to the community and the
cause that makes the best use of your time
and talent.
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Volunteer Bill Of Rights
2. The right to say no. The right to choose the
work that fits your interests and abilities.
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Volunteer Bill Of Rights
3. The right to be respected as an individual,
- respect for your knowledge, - respect for
the value of your time, - respect for your
opinions and ideas.
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Volunteer Bill Of Rights
4. The right to be kept informed of the
goals, plans and details of the operation
you are working with.
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Volunteer Bill Of Rights
5. The right to know how and where you
fit in the organization. The right to know
who you are expected to work with and your
relative responsibilities.
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Volunteer Bill Of Rights
6. The right to ask questions about the
project and its goals.
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Volunteer Bill Of Rights
7. The right to clear instruction, support
and training necessary to be successful in
your mission.
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Volunteer Bill Of Rights
8. The right to a voice in the operation of
the organization you contribute to.
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Volunteer Bill Of Rights
9. The right to have your work and
contributions recognized.
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Volunteer Bill Of Rights
10.The right to graceful opportunities to
exit from service ...at a time of your
choosing.
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Volunteer Responsibilities
1. Be willing to learn. 2. Have respect for
others involved in the project. 3. Be clear
about the level of commitment you are willing
to make. Don't offer to do what you don't
want to do. 4. If you make a commitment, do
your best to carry it out. If you can't
meet a commitment, seek help from others or
inform organizers before its to late. 5. If
you have concerns or questions, please, speak
up!
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