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CATEGORIES:Education
CREATED:20220410T221036
SUMMARY:Grant County citizen science through water quality monitoring
LOCATION:Silco Theater
DESCRIPTION: A “Sonnie Sussillo Memorial Seminar,” this Lunch and Learn session is in m
emory of Sonnie Sussillo, who was the WILL curriculum chair for two years.
Her cumulative years of volunteer work made a significant impact in our loc
al community.\nPresented by Leigh Jenkins, Coordinator, Silver City Watersh
ed Keepers; Saturday, April 30, 11 a.m.-noon at the Silco, 311 N. Bullard S
t., Silver City. Masks are mandatory. \nWhile a general overview of the ac
ceptance and implementation of citizen science as a valid form of data gath
ering will start the presentation — along with a look at some of the big ci
tizen science websites — the majority of our session time will look at a pr
oject of our own Gila Resources Information Project. The Silver City Water
shed Keepers is a citizen science-based water resources stewardship program
that engages community members in protection and restoration of the Silver
City Watershed. The program strives to increase watershed literacy and bri
ng community awareness to the importance of protecting our local waterways.
The project uses environmental quality monitoring as a tool to assess wate
rshed health and address potential threats, such as non-point source pollut
ion, litter, stream bank erosion, and non-native, invasive species. In this
presentation, you will learn about the importance of water quality monitor
ing and what water quality measurements tell us about the health of the wat
ershed. The new Silver City Watershed Keepers Reporter app that uses a Geog
raphic Information System platform to assist with monitoring and managing w
atershed issues will also be demonstrated. This tool is used by volunteers
to record environmental quality observations throughout the watershed.\nJen
kins' interest in water and watershed health began with her love for the ri
vers and streams of eastern West Virginia where she taught biology and envi
ronmental science for 18 years. She focused on watershed curriculum in her
science classes. Warm Springs Run, a tributary of the Potomac River, ran th
rough the campus of the high school where she taught. Students learned to m
onitor watershed health for parameters such as pH, dissolved oxygen, turbid
ity, and conductivity. Students also participated in citizen science activi
ties using a Save Our Streams protocol to identify and count macroinvertebr
ates to determine the biodiversity of the stream. While serving as the exec
utive director of the Friends of the Cacapon River, Jenkins organized a sum
mer conservation camp for children teaching them a love and respect for the
organisms that lived in the river. Since moving to Silver City, she has wo
rked as the coordinator of the Silver City Watershed Keepers to bring scien
ce and watershed education to the community and to promote the stewardship
of our local waterways.\n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html: A “Sonnie Sussillo Memorial Seminar,” this Lunch and Learn session is i
n memory of Sonnie Sussillo, who was the WILL curriculum chair for two year
s. Her cumulative years of volunteer work made a significant impact in our
local community.
Presented by Leigh Jenkins, Coordinator, Silver City
Watershed Keepers; Saturday, April 30, 11 a.m.-noon at the Silco, 311 N. B
ullard St., Silver City. Masks are mandatory.
While a general overv
iew of the acceptance and implementation of citizen science as a valid form
of data gathering will start the presentation — along with a look at some
of the big citizen science websites — the majority of our session time will
look at a project of our own Gila Resources Information Project. The Silv
er City Watershed Keepers is a citizen science-based water resources stewar
dship program that engages community members in protection and restoration
of the Silver City Watershed. The program strives to increase watershed lit
eracy and bring community awareness to the importance of protecting our loc
al waterways. The project uses environmental quality monitoring as a tool t
o assess watershed health and address potential threats, such as non-point
source pollution, litter, stream bank erosion, and non-native, invasive spe
cies. In this presentation, you will learn about the importance of water qu
ality monitoring and what water quality measurements tell us about the heal
th of the watershed. The new Silver City Watershed Keepers Reporter app tha
t uses a Geographic Information System platform to assist with monitoring a
nd managing watershed issues will also be demonstrated. This tool is used b
y volunteers to record environmental quality observations throughout the wa
tershed.
Jenkins' interest in water and watershed health began with h
er love for the rivers and streams of eastern West Virginia where she taugh
t biology and environmental science for 18 years. She focused on watershed
curriculum in her science classes. Warm Springs Run, a tributary of the Pot
omac River, ran through the campus of the high school where she taught. Stu
dents learned to monitor watershed health for parameters such as pH, dissol
ved oxygen, turbidity, and conductivity. Students also participated in citi
zen science activities using a Save Our Streams protocol to identify and co
unt macroinvertebrates to determine the biodiversity of the stream. While s
erving as the executive director of the Friends of the Cacapon River, Jenki
ns organized a summer conservation camp for children teaching them a love a
nd respect for the organisms that lived in the river. Since moving to Silve
r City, she has worked as the coordinator of the Silver City Watershed Keep
ers to bring science and watershed education to the community and to promot
e the stewardship of our local waterways.
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