We are a group of enthusiastic and tireless professional experts. The organization also includes a Board of Directors of the Corporation for the Conservation of the San Juan Bay Estuary, the San Juan Bay Estuary Management Conference, and two active committees that meet several times per year.
Over the years, the San Juan Bay Estuary Project (SBSJ) has established protocols, strategies, initiatives, and collaborations to ensure the sustainability of our efforts. Proper documentation of all processes and outcomes has allowed the SBSJ to evaluate its performance and improve its systems.
The San Juan Bay Estuary conducts weekly monitoring of bacteriological levels at some of the beaches and lagoons along the northeastern coastal area of the island.
The San Juan Bay Estuary Water Quality Monitoring Project has the function of ensuring the quality of the water of the San Juan Bay Estuary through the physical-chemical characterization of its water bodies.
Over the years, the San Juan Bay Estuary Project (SBSJ) has established protocols, strategies, initiatives, and collaborations to ensure the sustainability of our efforts. Proper documentation of all processes and outcomes has allowed the SBSJ to evaluate its performance and improve its systems.
Weekly monitoring of bacteriological levels at selected beaches and lagoons along the northeastern coastline of the island. The purpose is to regularly assess water quality and keep the public informed about the water quality in areas frequented by the public.
An estuary is a coastal area where freshwater flowing from rivers and runoff mixes with saltwater from the ocean, bays, lagoons, and channels.
The Water Quality Monitoring Project aims to ensure water quality through the physicochemical characterization of water bodies. This assessment is carried out by quantifying and measuring parameters monthly using environmental indicators. These indicators, in turn, allow us to collect data and perform various analyses that provide insight into the conditions of the ecosystems within these water bodies.
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