THE 7TH ANNUAL NEW JERSEY WATER MONITORING AND EDUCATION SUMMIT
November 18 and 19, 2009
RUTGERS EcoComplex Environmental Research and Extension Center
1200 Florence-Columbus Rd.
Bordentown, NJ 08505-4200

All Presentations

Individual Presentations:

• Enhancing the NJ Water Monitoring Community
  Leslie McGeorge, Administrator, NJDEP - Water Monitoring & Standards
• NJ Watershed Watch Network – Annual Updates
  Danielle Donkersloot
• Using Diatoms to Monitor Ecological Conditions in NJ Rivers and Streams
  Don Charles, Philadelphia Academy of Natural Sciences
  Assessing Dam Removal & Restoration: a Volunteer Monitoring Approach
  Beth Styler Barry and Nancy Roberts-Lawler, Musconetcong Watershed Association
• Whippany River: A Holistic Volunteer Monitoring Approach
  Art Vespignani and Pat Rector, Whippany River Watershed Action Committee
• How to Fund Your Monitoring and Education Efforts
  Alyse Greenberg, Stony Brook Millstone Watershed Association
• Climate Change and the Impact on Water Resources - Part 1
  Marjorie Kaplan, NJDEP – Office of Policy, Planning& Science
• Climate Change and the Impact on Water Resources - Part 2
  Jeffrey L Hoffman, NJDEP NJ Geological Survey
• Raritan Basin Source Water Protection and Watershed Restoration Program
  Kathy Hale, NJ Water Supply Authority
  Two Case Studies: Water Quality Monitoring and Watershed Planning-Part 1
  Alyse Greenberg, Stony Brook Millstone Watershed Association
• Two Case Studies: Water Quality Monitoring and Watershed Planning -Part 2
  Kelley Curran, Great Swamp Watershed Association
• Two Case Studies: Water Quality Monitoring and Watershed Planning -Part 3
  Nicole Rahman, South Branch Watershed Association
• Meadowlands Stewardship: Year 2: Watershed Education Project for High School Students
  Shelly Witham and Students, High Tech High School
• Community Volunteer Precipitation Observing in NJ
  Mathieu Gerbush, Office of NJ State Climatologist
  Clean Water Act Basics: Part 1-Surface Water Quality Standards
  Debra Hammond, Chief, NJDEP - WMS, Bureau of Water Quality Standards and Assessment
• Clean Water Act Basics: Part 2 - Integrated Report
  Sandra Cohen, NJDEP - WMS, Bureau of Water Quality Standards and Assessment
• Clean Water Act Basics: Part 3 - Watershed Restoration
  Jay Springer, NJDEPDivision of Watershed Management
• Macro Monitoring Hands-On
  Nicole Rahman, South Branch Watershed Association
  

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