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Oregon Lake Watch Program: Training Manual
Center for Lakes and Reservoirs Publications and Presentations
  • Rich Miller, Portland State University
  • Crysta Gantz, Portland State University
  • Vanessa Morgan, Portland State University
  • Angela L. Strecker, Portland State University
  • Mark D. Sytsma, Portland State University
Document Type
Report
Publication Date
1-1-2018
Subjects
  • Invasive aquatic organisms -- Oregon -- Control,
  • Aquatic ecology -- Oregon,
  • Environmental monitoring -- Oregon -- Training manuals
Abstract

Oregon is fortunate to have a wide variety of beautiful and enjoyable lakes and reservoirs. The Oregon Lake Watch Program (OLWP), a citizen science volunteer based program, was created to help protect these natural resources. Specifically, the goal of the OLWP is to help protect Oregon’s lakes and reservoir through having citizen volunteers survey for invasive species and gather water quality data, and then disseminating this information to the public and resource managers.

This OLWP training manual provides protocols for collecting important water quality data, surveying for invasive plants and animals, photo documentation and preservation of invasive species, and recording entering your data into the Online Data Entry Portal.

Description

2018 edition.

Persistent Identifier
https://archives.pdx.edu/ds/psu/29575
Citation Information
Rich Miller, Crysta Gantz, Vanessa Morgan, Angela L. Strecker, et al.. "Oregon Lake Watch Program: Training Manual" (2018)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/mark_sytsma/72/