Puerto Rico's eleventh Water Quality Monitoring Day achieves its goal
The event brought together over 1,000 volunteers across the island and 270 monitoring stations.
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The event brought together over 1,000 volunteers across the island and 270 monitoring stations.
The event brought together over 1,000 volunteers across the island and 270 monitoring stations.
On March 30, 2019, over 1,000 volunteers got together in 270 stations throughout Puerto Rico to verify the quality of bodies of water near their homes, schools, and communities.
The event seeks to raise public awareness and encourage participation in protecting the water resources we all depend on every day.
The event seeks to raise public awareness and encourage participation in protecting the water resources we all depend on every day.
The Program designs, implements and monitors actions to improve the quality of water and associated ecosystems within the San Juan Bay Estuary watershed, the only tropical one within the United States National Estuary Program.
The Program designs, implements and monitors actions to improve the quality of water and associated ecosystems within the San Juan Bay Estuary watershed, the only tropical one within the United States National Estuary Program.
The San Juan Bay Estuary (Estuary) is seeking an Estuary Community Resilience Manager to be part of the relief efforts, as well as the short and medium term restoration plans within the 97 square miles of the urban estuarine watershed.
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