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Loren Ayers
From Picasso to Da Vinci: What is the Resource Monitoring Picture in Wisconsin?
Jeff Bode
Citizen Lake Monitoring - Status & Trends
Mary Jane Bumby
Self-Help Monitoring - A Wisconsin Lake
Cory Counard-MacNulty
LoonWatch
Dana Curtiss
Creating a Successful Statewide Monitoring Program: Recommendations from Ten Years Experience of the Illinois EcoWatch Network
Danielle Donkersloot
NJ Watershed Watch Network: A Collaborated Effort Between the Volunteer Community and the NJ Department of Environmental Protection
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Handout
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Miles Falck
Utilizing the Internet and GIS to Coordinate Regional Control Efforts for Purple Loosestrife
Laura Felda-Marquardt
Clean Boats, Clean Waters a Fighting Chance!
Dale Luecht
An Overview of Volunteer Stream Monitoring and Lake Monitoring in Region 5 States (IL, IN, OH, MI, MN & WI) as of February 2004
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Handout
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Mike Miller
Water Action Volunteers' Citizen Stream Monitoring Program
Karen Oberhauser
The Monarch Larva Monitoring Project
Erin O'Brien
Community-Based Water Quality Monitoring: A Viable Path to Cleaner Water
Andy Paulios
Birders as Citizen Scientists: Past, Present & Future
Mark Schwartz
Building a State and National Phenological Network
Jeremy Solin
Wisconsin School Forests: Opportunities for Student Monitoring
Russ Tooley and Doug Rossberg
Citizen Monitoring - Keys to Success
Nancy Turyk
Volunteer Water Monitoring Support through the UWSP Center for Watershed Science and Education
Paul Tweed
Wisconsin NatureMapping
Volunteer Monitoring Task Force
Results and Recommendations from the Survey of Wisconsin Volunteer Monitoring Programs
Suzanne Wade
Water Action Volunteers' Citizen Stream Monitoring Program
Paul West
Designing a Statewide Volunteer Monitoring Program
Jane Wiedenhoeft and Sarah Boles
Counting Wolves and Other Carnivores (with a little help from our friends)
Other Materials
Scott Dye
Sierra Club Water Sentinels Program
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