PROJECTS
Habitat restoration
Fish passage
Streamkeepers
Monitoring
Urban runoff reduction
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REPORTING
Printable Form (.pdf)
Electronic Form (.doc)
Streamkeeper Manual

RESOURCES
Refrence Information

REPORTING:

• Streamkeepers report to us monthly, typically on one particular day of the month. It may be convenient to send us your reports when you receive the Streamkeeper's Newsletter each month.
• Data collection forms for reporting your observations are available to download in .PDF format (under "Reporting" in the toolbar to the left).
• You can either send your completed forms to us via email (be sure to save your changes!) or print them up and mail them to the Watershed Council.
• If you have questions, you can look in the Streamkeeper Manual (under "REPORTING" in the toolbar to the left), or contact the Watershed Council's Field Coordinator at Current watershed contacts.

The Streamkeepers' familiarity with the creek helps them to notice both long-term trends and immediate problems. In the past year, Citizen Streamkeepers have alerted Watershed Council staff or local authorities to a sewer leak, a car-washing station that drained to the creek, and a net across a creek that was trapping birds. They have also reported seeing rare wildlife such as wood ducks and steelhead trout smolts.

Water quality data

Streamkeeper manual (original image unavailable)
Streamkeeper manual
(1.4 MB download)