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Related Links
- Columbia River Basin Wadeable Streams Assessment
- Condition of Washington State Coastal Waters: 2000-03
- EMAP Symposium 2007 - April 10-11, 2007, Washington, DC
- Ecological Condition of OR and WA Estuaries
- MAIA Flowing Waters Report
- EMAP Western Streams and Rivers Statistical Summary
- Ecological Assessment of Western Streams and Rivers
- Great Rivers Reference Condition Workshop - Presentations are now available
- EMAP Marine Benthic Species Data in the Ocean Biogeographic Information System
- EMAP Data in STORET (Use ORG ID EMAP-CS)
EMAP aims to advance the science of ecological monitoring and ecological risk assessment, guide national monitoring with improved scientific understanding of ecosystem integrity and dynamics, and demonstrate multi-agency monitoring through large regional projects. EMAP develops indicators to monitor the condition of ecological resources. EMAP also investigates designs that address the acquisition, aggregation, and analysis of multiscale and multitier data.