St. Johns Riverkeeper
St. Johns Riverkeeper team
Areas monitored: We're located in Jacksonville, but cover the entire St. Johns River watershed.
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73 Observations
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21 Locations
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42 Members
Groups
Groups are organizations with their own testing protocols. They can be Lake Associations, Citizen groups or official government organizations.
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FRACA
Fowl River Area Civic Association
Areas monitored: Fowl River Area - South Mobile County
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69 Observations
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5 Locations
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6 Members
Program Name
McArthur Lake Association
Areas monitored: McArthur Lake
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69 Observations
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2 Locations
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1 Members
Bonnechere River watershed
Lake Clear
Areas monitored: Lake Clear Watch is part of the Bonnechere River Watershed Project (BRWP) Watch program which in turn is part of Ottawa Riverkeeper's Riverwatch group.
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67 Observations
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6 Locations
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1 Members
Swim Drink Fish Canada
Toronto Community Monitoring Program
Areas monitored: Lake Ontario
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64 Observations
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7 Locations
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3 Members
Program Name
Sharbot Lake Water Monitoring
Areas monitored: Upper end of Sharbot Lake Lower end of Sharbot Lake Elbow Lake (From Sharbot. Flows into Fall River)
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63 Observations
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7 Locations
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3 Members
Sudbury Loon Study
2018
Areas monitored: Ottawa, Ontario -- Robert Alvo, M.Sc. Port Rowan, Ontario -- Doug Tozer, Ph.D., Bird Studies Canada and Long Point Bird Observatory Wolfville, Nova Scotia -- Prof. Mark Mallory, Acadia University.
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61 Observations
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61 Locations
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1 Members
Mobile Baykeeper
Citronelle High School
Areas monitored: Citronelle, Alabama
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58 Observations
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19 Locations
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8 Members
Fédération des Lacs de Val-des-Monts
Lac McGlashan et Girard
Areas monitored: Lac McGlashan and Girard are just off Highway 307 near the turn for Highway 366.
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55 Observations
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4 Locations
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3 Members
Ville de Gatineau
Parc moussette
Areas monitored: 361, boulevard de Lucerne Gatineau, QC
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52 Observations
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1 Locations
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0 Members
Ottawa Riverkeeper / Garde-rivière des Outaouais
Garde-Plage / Beachkeeper
Areas monitored: Ottawa/Gatineau
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38 Observations
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20 Locations
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12 Members
Program Name
Friends of the Napanee (Ontario, Canada)
Areas monitored: The watershed is approximately 820 sq kms and 60 kms long running NE to the SW from the Fifth Depot Lake and Westport Road in the north to the town of Napanee and into the Bay of Quinte in the south. The earliest signs of settlements in this region date back to the Laurentian culture at 2-3,000 BC followed by the Point Peninsula people. There are little or no signs of permanent aboriginal settlements other than roamers, hunters, and traders until Samuel de Champlain travelled the Napanee area in 1615.
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36 Observations
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9 Locations
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1 Members