Sierra Streams Institute works with community members to monitor the health of Deer Creek, our home watershed, as well as the Bear River. Collecting these data regularly over time allows us to observe changes, evaluate the impact of restoration efforts, and locate sources of potential problems. We currently monitor once per quarter. 

If you're interested in learning to collect water quality parameters including temperature, dissolved oxygen, and pH, please reach out to lab@sierrastreamsinstitute.org for more information!

Sierra Streams Institute works with community members to monitor the health of Deer Creek, our home watershed, as well as the Bear River. Collecting these data regularly over time allows us to observe changes, evaluate the impact of restoration efforts, and locate sources of potential problems. We currently monitor once per quarter. 

If you're interested in learning to collect water quality parameters including temperature, dissolved oxygen, and pH, please reach out to lab@sierrastreamsinstitute.org for more information!

Sierra Streams Institute works with community members to monitor the health of Deer Creek, our home watershed, as well as the Bear River. Collecting these data regularly over time allows us to observe changes, evaluate the impact of restoration efforts, and locate sources of potential problems. We currently monitor once per quarter. 

If you're interested in learning to collect water quality parameters including temperature, dissolved oxygen, and pH, please reach out to lab@sierrastreamsinstitute.org for more information!

Sierra Streams Institute works with community members to monitor the health of Deer Creek, our home watershed, as well as the Bear River. Collecting these data regularly over time allows us to observe changes, evaluate the impact of restoration efforts, and locate sources of potential problems. We currently monitor once per quarter. 

If you're interested in learning to collect water quality parameters including temperature, dissolved oxygen, and pH, please reach out to lab@sierrastreamsinstitute.org for more information!

Sierra Streams Institute works with community members to monitor the health of Deer Creek, our home watershed, as well as the Bear River. Collecting these data regularly over time allows us to observe changes, evaluate the impact of restoration efforts, and locate sources of potential problems. We currently monitor once per quarter. 

If you're interested in learning to collect water quality parameters including temperature, dissolved oxygen, and pH, please reach out to lab@sierrastreamsinstitute.org for more information!