1. Find and contact your local watershed council to get involved in watershed actions such as:
2. Visit your local fish hatchery.
3. Visit your local wastewater treatment facilities.
4. Identify the plant and animal species who depend on healthy waterways near your school.
5. Visit your municipal water supplier.
6. Create a watershed model.
7. Organize an event.
8. Connect with your local river authority and organizations who protect and monitor your watershed.
9. Protect storm drains and nearby waterways from pollution.
10. Conduct water quality testing, such as pH, temperature, macroinvertebrates, turbidity, and NPS. There are several avenues for students to conduct testing through programs like:
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