Watershed Watch
Watershed Watch is a one-day water quality monitoring educational event that aims to raise the awareness of citizens about the health of the lower Boise River watershed. The event is usually held the last Saturday in September. The Fall 2018 event data can be found here. Each fall, individuals, families and groups take part in the watershed-wide effort to collect water quality data along the shores of the Boise River, ponds, reservoirs and creeks. By gathering water quality data, participants help us get a "snapshot" of the health of the Boise River and contribute to long-term watershed monitoring. Knowledgeable trainers are matched up with participants to monitor select locations. See a map of all locations here. Check back in Summer 2019 to register for the 2019 event. Special thanks to our 2018 sponsors: City of Boise City of Meridian City of Caldwell Idaho Department of Environmental Quality United States Bureau of Reclamation United States Geological Survey SUEZ Partners for Clean Water
Register by September 19 through the link below or by calling (208) 608-7300.
Specific yearly data can be requested by contacting Boise Watershed.
Interested in last year's results? View 2017 Final Report
Sponsors
Special thanks to our 2018 sponsors:
City of Boise
City of Meridian
City of Caldwell
Idaho Department of Environmental Quality
United States Bureau of Reclamation
United States Geological Survey
SUEZ
Partners for Clean Water
