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Our "Science to Stewardship" program is a place-based education program connecting high school students with local water quality issues.
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We train community volunteers to conduct monthly water quality sampling which provides vital data to understand water quality issues and inform decision makers.
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Well, here it is: the most typical, average watershed in San Diego County in terms of water quality pollution and health. Our data in this watershed did not change dramatically from the year previous, nor did it produce any intriguing results this year.
It’s typical.
The end point for this watershed, the Los Penasquitos Lagoon, has an official “pollution diet” in place for sediment, which means it’s a known problem here. We continue to monitor this closely.
