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—Introduction to Watershed Protection


Introduction to
Water Quality Monitoring


Conducting a Watershed Assessment

Restoring Anadromous Fisheries

Introduction to Land Protection

Developing and Managing Trails
on Protected Lands


Managing Protected Lands
Vernal Pools and Invasive Species


Field Assessment of the Wolf Hill Property
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Introduction to Water Quality Monitoring

GREEN Low Cost Monitoring Kit
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GREEN Low Cost Estuary and Marine Monitoring Kit

Test Kit Safety

The TesTab reagents used in this kit are designed with safety in mind. The single-unit, foil packaged TesTabs are easy to dispense.

Store TesTabs in a cool, dry place and only open the foil when ready to use the tablet. A single tablet, either alone or with a sample, is not a health hazard. However, TesTabs should not be ingested.

Additional emergency information on all LaMotte TesTabs is available 24 hours a day from the Poison Control Center listed in the front of your phone book. Each tablet can be identified by the 4-digit code number referenced in the test procedures.

ALWAYS:

Collecting A Water Sample

Collection Procedure for River-Site Testing

  1. Remove the cap of the sampling container.
  2. Wearing protective gloves, rinse the bottle 2-3 times with the stream water.
  3. Hold the container near the bottom and plunge it (opening downward) below the water surface.
  4. Turn the submerged container into the current and away from you.
  5. Allow the water to flow into the container for 30 seconds.
  6. Cap the full container while it is still submerged. Remove it from the river immediately.