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National Water Quality Monitoring Conference

A centerpiece forum for communication and collaboration among the monitoring community -- that is the Council's biennial national conference. The national conference explores many water monitoring issues. More than 900 water practitioners from all backgrounds attended the 2010 conference in Denver, Colorado. Attendees represented governmental organizations, tribes, volunteers, academia, watershed and environmental groups, and the private sector. The conference is a showcase for new findings on the quality of the Nation's waters and for highlighting new innovations and cutting-edge tools in water-quality monitoring, assessment, and reporting.

Conference Proceedings 2012: Water: One Resource - Shared Effort - Common Future April 30 - May 4, 2012 in Portland, OR 2010: Monitoring from the Summit to the Sea (Denver, CO) 2008: Monitoring: Key to Understanding our Waters (Atlantic City, NJ) 2006: Monitoring Networks: Connecting for Clean Water (San Jose, CA) 2004: Building and Sustaining Successful Monitoring Programs (Chattanooga, TN) 2002: Building a Framework for the Future (Madison, WI) 2000: Monitoring for the Millenium (Austin, TX) 1998: Monitoring: Critical Foundations to Protect our Waters (Reno, NV)

Elizabeth J. Fellows Award 2012: Charles A. Peters 2010: Dr. Robert C. Ward 2008 Recipient 2006 Recipient 2004 Recipient 2002 Recipient About the EJF Award...

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