Educating And Monitoring For Water Quality And Phytoplankton In New Hampshire Estuaries

Wiley, Mark; Reid, Ann S.; Diamond, Karen; Dolan, Candace

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Educating And Monitoring For Water Quality And Phytoplankton In New Hampshire Estuaries

2006
By Wiley, Mark ; Reid, Ann S. ; Diamond, Karen ; ...
Series: UNHMP-AR-SG 06-03

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Personal Author:

Wiley, Mark ; Reid, Ann S. ; Diamond, Karen ; Dolan, Candace
Corporate Authors:

University of New Hampshire. Sea Grant Program
NOAA Program & Office:

Sea Grant ; OAR (Oceanic and Atmospheric Research)
Sea Grant Program:

NHU (New Hampshire Sea Grant)
Description:

The Great Bay Coast Watch (GBCW) mission is to protect the long-term health of New Hampshire's coastal environment through volunteer monitoring and education programs. Supported by a grant from the New Hampshire Coastal Program, GBCW volunteers monitor water quality at 21 sites around Great Bay and its tributaries; and monitor phytoplankton at six sites. This report outlines GBCW tasks, results and events, includes a manual on standard operating procedures for phytoplankton monitoring, and is accompanied by video clips that assist volunteers with phytoplankton identification.
Keywords:

Citizen Participation Environmental Monitoring Estuarine Ecology Monitoring Phytoplankton Populations Water Quality Citizen Participation Environmental Monitoring Estuarine Ecology Phytoplankton Populations Water Quality
Series:

UNHMP-AR-SG 06-03
Sea Grant Document Number:

NHU-T-06-004
Document Type:

Miscellaneous
Funding:

Grant no. NA16RG1035 ; Grant no. NA170Z2324
Place as Subject:

New Hampshire ; Great Bay
Rights Information:

Public Domain
Compliance:

Library
Main Document Checksum:

urn:sha-512:b114db865094eb06dfcec31addbbdc85488ad7c0feaf8d546d97f61525dcad6b3ddfe7cfdb937d5b2ff41eb8a7ddb786d37bb6e368c527387bd48de1eed5466c
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