Realizing the Potential of Community Based Monitoring in Assessing the Health of Our Waters | |
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| type | Report |
| author | Alexis Kanu; Carolyn DuBois; Elizabeth Hendricks; Kate Cave; Kat Hartwig; Jennifer Fresque-Baxter; Katherine Trembath; Erin Kelly |
| abstract | This paper outlines the opportunity presented by a new wave of water monitoring efforts that are being driven and lead by communities. The paper includes five leading Canadian case studies of Community Based Monitoring that illuminate the challenges and opportunities associated with CBM. These examples, and similar efforts across Canada, are helping to inspire a new vision of how we can work together to pool our knowledge and better understand and protect the health of Canada’s rivers, lakes and aquifers. |
| url | http://awsassets.wwf.ca/downloads/realizing_the_potential_of_community_based_monitoring_in_assessing_the_health_of_our_.pdf |
| date | 2016 |
| journal | Pooling Water Knowledge Working Group |
| publisher | Our Living Waters |
| volume | Volume 1.0 |
Realizing the Potential of Community Based Monitoring in Assessing the Health of Our Waters
