Iowa Natural Heritage Foundation

Looking Out for Iowa: Localized Water Efforts

Posted on June 9, 2016 at 10:00 AM by INHF Author

Taking personal responsibility for water quality in your area is just one of the ways we can ensure

Taking personal responsibility for water quality in your area is just one of the ways we can ensure our state's natural areas are preserved for generations to come. Photo by Don Poggensee

Keep tabs on the water quality in your part of the state by becoming a certified citizen water monitor or by getting involved with local groups that are working to improve the watershed in your area.

Get involved

Volunteer water quality monitoring, IOWATER

Take on a proactive role in Iowa's water quality by becoming a citizen water monitor. Volunteers can sign up for workshops that provide training and equipment to keep tabs on Iowa's waters.

Surf your watershed, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Discover citizen-based watershed groups in your area, and find out how to get involved.

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