Skip to Content

Resource Library

Search available conservation and monitoring resources

Sharing Our Strategies: A Beginner’s Guide to Water Quality Communication (Webinar)

In Category: ,

So you’ve got some interesting water quality data… now what? One of the most important parts of water quality monitoring is sharing your results! Izaak Walton League Clean Water Program…

SOS Biological Monitoring Instructions

Detailed instructions on conducting Save Our Streams biological monitoring.

Season 6 Salt Watch Kickoff: Engaging Youths and Mobilizing Adults (Webinar)

In Category: ,

It’s the Season 6 Salt Watch kickoff! In this webinar, we were joined by Abby Hileman, David Bell, and Kaitlyn Royal. Abby Hileman is the Izaak Walton League’s new Salt…

Salt Watch Wrap-up: Meet the Salt Watchers of the Month (Webinar)

In Category: ,

Hear from our Salt Watch Super Stars! We wrapped up Salt Watch Season 5 with a panel of our most spirited volunteers. Learn how they have used Salt Watch in…

How Road Salt Impacts Our Health and Infrastructure (Webinar)

In Category: ,

Join the Izaak Walton League and WSSC Water to learn how road salt impacts our environment, our health and our infrastructure. The League provides an overview of the Winter Salt…

Gaithersburg Winter Salt Watch Kickoff: Engaging Gaithersburg for Better Road Salt Practices (Webinar)

In Category: ,

Learn more about Gaithersburg’s efforts to salt smarter, and see sneak peaks of the custom snow plow art that will hit the streets this winter.

SOS Chemical Data Form

The datasheet to fill out while conducting Save Our Streams chemical monitoring.

Salt Watch Kickoff: Engaging Communities for Better Road Salt Practices (Webinar)

In Category: ,

Join us to kick off this year’s Winter Salt Watch at our November Clean Water Webinar! We will provide background information and updates on the Salt Watch program and then…

Microscopic Organisms, Monumental Problems: Bacteria Pollution in Our Waters (Webinar)

In Category:

Microcystin, E. coli, manure, sewage… too frequently, these pollutants can be found in our streams, rivers and lakes. Though we can’t see bacteria with our naked eyes, we also can’t…

Back to top