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The watershed management resource website that you can edit
Please note: This is an informational website hosted on the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA or Agency). The views expressed on this site do not reflect Agency policy or action or the official views of EPA or the federal government. (Click here for additional information regarding this site.)
- New to the Wiki?
Check out the "Getting Started" page - New to Watershed Management?
Check out the EPA's Watershed Management Framework
How can I participate in the Watershed Central Wiki?
- Share your best practices, case studies and lessons learned;
- See what other watershed organizations are up to & learn from them;
- Identify partners in your watershed area;
- Evaluate and comment on watershed management tools or report on new tools;
- View a map with water monitoring stations, high-resolution aerial photography, and more for your watershed;
- Provide a link to your watershed management plan for others to learn from;
- Create a page about your organization, add a map, and share it among members of your group
Thanks for helping us build this community knowledge base for more effective watershed management and implementation! You can contact us at watershedcentral@epa.gov.
| Map Your Watershed, Project, or Resources
Zoom to your local watershed here on this Google map! It also features geotags - each pushpin represents a link to a wiki article. You can also view monitoring stations, as well as link to EPA's ArcGIS Server EnviroMapper for Water (EMR) map application featuring many of the Agency's water-related geospatial data (just click on the small graticules (boxes with "+" signs floating over the lower left-hand and upper right corners of the map). How to Add a Pushpin in the Map below to Your Wiki Article! |
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