How Can I Become a Water Quality Monitoring Volunteer?

It's simple - sign up!   We're always looking for volunteers to help monitor the health of our streams, rivers, ponds and lakes.   Whether you would like to monitor once a season, once a month, or once a week, we have an opportunity for you.  Training and equipment are provided.

Our  Water Quality Monitoring Brochure describes the different types of monitoring programs and equipment that we use.  Together we can identify, track, and correct problems that might otherwise go undetected.

For more information about becoming a volunteer, contact Jean Pillo, Coordinator for The Last Green Valley Water Quality Monitoring Program, at 860-774-9600 ext. 24 or Jean.Pillo@comcast.net.

The program is proudly supported by Millennium Power Partners.

Sign up to volunteer!

Water Advisory Committee Meeting Agendas

Feb. 20, 2024 Meeting Agenda

Nov. 21, 2023 Meeting Agenda

Feb. 21, 2023 Meeting Agenda

 

Riffle Bioassessment for Volunteers

TLGV RBV Training Presentation

CT DEEP RBV Training Presentation
RBV Volunteer Field Quick Reference Guide
RBV Datasheet
RBV Field Identification Cards
RBV Sorting Guide
RBV Site Photo Instructions
RBV Equipment List
RBV Labels

Water quality monitoring in a stream

Stream monitoring