Alabama Water Watch
A program dedicated to developing citizen volunteer monitoringof Alabama's lakes, streams, and coasts
The AWW Program
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Welcome to Alabama Water Watch Alabama Water Watch (AWW) educates citizens about water issues in Alabama and the world. It promotes citizen volunteer water monitoring and personal involvement in watershed stewardship through environmental education, protection and restoration, and advocacy. AWW has two components, the Program and the Association. The Program is coordinated from the Auburn University Department of Fisheries and Allied Aquacultures and provides training, technical backstopping and data management for citizen monitors, educators and the general public. The non-profit Alabama Water Watch Association is an affiliation of monitoring groups and citizens that works closely with the program to improve both water quality and policy. AWW is one of a group of programs and projects that promote Community-Based Watershed Stewardship at the watershed, river basin and international scale.   AWW 17th Annual Picnic & Mini-conference - catch the excitement!Join us at the 17th Annual AWW Picnic on June 19thSmith Lake residents embrace watershed managementJoin us at the 2010 Tallapoosa Watershed ConferenceCitizen Monitors are rockin in the Rock Creek WatershedThe AWW Program is funded in part from the Alabama Department of Environmental Management, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Region 4, the Alabama Cooperative Extension System, and the Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station. |
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