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  • Bacteria Monitoring: Training for Weekly Collections

    Lewis & Clark Exploratory Center Darden Towe Park, Charlottesville, VA, United States

    Event is open to everyone with an interest in bacteria monitoring! To register please click here! Or follow this link: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/ZGHFPBB

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    Benthic Monitoring Advanced Training

    RCA Office 1150 River Rd, Suite 1, Charlottesville, VA, United States

    The RCA StreamWatch fall monitoring season begins September 15. In preparation for the upcoming season RCA wants to ensure that current and would-be monitors have the training they need to have a successful monitoring experience. To that end, we will be holding a training for advanced benthic monitoring skills. Questions? Please contact Jessica Dodds, Benthic Monitoring Specialist at jessicadodds@rivannariver.org

  • Rivanna Conservation Alliance’s StreamWatch Volunteer Advanced Benthic Water Quality Monitoring Training

    Jefferson Madison Regional Library - Central Branch, Madison Room 201 East Market St, Charlottesville, VA, United States

    If you are a StreamWatch Volunteer Monitor and you want to advance your family-level identification skills, come join us for Advanced Benthic Water Quality Monitoring Training. Contact: Jessica Dodds- jessicadodds@rivannariver.org   mobile: 540-223-8599

  • Rivanna Conservation Alliance’s StreamWatch Volunteer Introductory Benthic Water Quality Monitoring Training at Ivy Creek

    Ivy Creek Natural Area Education Building 1780 Earlysville Rd, Charlottesville, VT, United States

    Have you ever wanted to learn about the quality of the streams in your community by getting into the waterway to analyze what aquatic life lives there?  Come learn about how to conduct benthic water monitoring and how you can become an RCA/StreamWatch Certified Water Quality Monitor. Contact: Jessica Dodds-- jessicadodds@rivannariver.org   mobile: 540-223-8599

  • Rivanna Conservation Alliance’s StreamWatch Volunteer Introductory Benthic Water Quality Monitoring Training at Ivy Creek

    Ivy Creek Natural Area Education Building 1780 Earlysville Rd, Charlottesville, VT, United States

    Have you ever wanted to learn about the quality of the streams in your community by getting into the waterway to analyze what aquatic life lives there?  Come learn about how to conduct benthic water monitoring and how you can become an RCA/StreamWatch Certified Water Quality Monitor. Contact: Jessica Dodds-- jessicadodds@rivannariver.org   mobile: 540-223-8599

  • Bacteria Monitoring: Level III Training

    RCA Office 1150 River Rd, Suite 1, Charlottesville, VA, United States

    This training is for new volunteers interested in the Bacteria Monitoring Program. No previous experience is needed. Please contact bacteriamonitoring@rivannariver.org with questions or to register.

  • Benthic Monitoring: Advanced Training Workshop

    RCA Office 1150 River Rd, Suite 1, Charlottesville, VA, United States

    Advanced benthic monitor training is designed for current benthic volunteers who participate in real field samples and/or do regular lab identification. The aim is to further those ID skills, refine some family characteristics, and cover any topics volunteers need additional help with. Please contact benthicmonitoring@rivannariver.org with questions or to register.

  • Benthic Monitoring: Advanced Training Workshop

    RCA Office 1150 River Rd, Suite 1, Charlottesville, VA, United States

    Advanced benthic monitor training is designed for current benthic volunteers who participate in real field samples and/or do regular lab identification. The aim is to further those ID skills, refine some family characteristics, and cover any topics volunteers need additional help with. Please contact benthicmonitoring@rivannariver.org with questions or to register.

  • Benthic Monitoring: Introductory Training Workshop

    RCA Office 1150 River Rd, Suite 1, Charlottesville, VA, United States

    This training will cover the fundamentals of stream biological sampling - catching and identifying aquatic invertebrates for the purpose of evaluating water quality and stream health. No previous experience is needed. Please contact benthicmonitoring@rivannariver.org with questions or to register.