Hoosier Riverwatch is a program of the Indiana Department of Environmental Management, Office of Water Quality, Watershed Assessment and Planning Branch. The program began in 1996 to increase public awareness of water quality issues and concerns by training volunteers to monitor stream water quality.
To involve the citizens of Indiana in becoming active stewards of Indiana's water resources through watershed education, water monitoring, and clean-up activities. Hoosier Riverwatch is a State-sponsored water quality monitoring initiative.
We accomplish this mission through the following goals:
Fort Wayne, IN – Metea Park (9 AM – 5 PM) Instructors will be Sharon Partridge, Heath Hurst, and Jacquelyn Buck. E-mail Jacquelyn Buck to register at Jacquelyn.buck@co.allen.in.us.
More Details »Indianapolis, IN – Fort Harrison State Park (9 AM – 4 PM) Instructors will be Dylan Allison. Contact Dylan at DJAllison@IDEM.IN.gov or (317) 308-3392 to register.
More Details »Bristol, IN – Bonneyville Mill County Park (9 AM – 4 PM) Instructor will be Krista Daniels. Contact Krista at kdaniels@elkhartcounty.com or (574) 875-7422 to register.
More Details »Muncie, IN – Madjax Makerforce (9 AM – 4 PM) Instructor will be Dylan Allison and Toria Callow. Contact Dylan at DJAllison@IDEM.IN.gov or (317) 308-3392 to register.
More Details »Click and drag the red marker on the map to the right to find your stream sampling site!