Take a look here for June project updates: https://mailchi.mp/2fd725914dcc/streamtrackerjune2024_newsletter

Join us June 1 - June 16!

What is a Stream Track-a-thon you ask? This event is the perfect time for you to stream track. Now through the next two weeks, the...

When: Make observations anytime from Friday September 18th to Friday October 2nd Where: Visit established sites or establish sites of...

Take a look at new volunteer opportunities and chances to get involved this month!

Take a look at the new mobile app, project updates, and recent observations from fellow Stream Trackers!

Today is the comment deadline for the Revised Definition of Waters of the United States, which determines which waters are regulated...

Catch up on Stream Tracker in the March newsletter. https://mailchi.mp/00b984264dd2/stream-tacker-march-newsletter

All that water running off in those streams, have you ever thought much about where it comes from? For much of the country, stream...

Check out the December newsletter for updates on the September Stream Track-a-thon, highlights of star Stream Trackers, information on...

Whether a water manager or a water enthusiast, those in the field of water resources welcome October 1 as more than just the start...

September marks the final weeks of summer but it also is a transition period for stream flows in many climates where water demand from...

June marks a time when may streams are actively changing. This could be from spring snow melt, rainstorms, or the end of the a rainy...

Welcome to Stream Tracker! You have joined a nation-wide network of fellow stream enthusiast that are contributing observations of when...

Take a look at the March newsletter for project updates and upcoming events: http://mailchi.mp/15c08c0134b0/stream-tracker-march-newsletter

Stream Tracker participants made over 2,267 observations of streamflow presence/absence at 381 sites in 2017*. These observations both...

The American Geophysical Union Fall Conference attracts over 20,000 researcher and scientist from all over the world to share their...

Take a peek at what we have been up to:

For hydrologists, the new year comes three months early, when October 1 marks the start of the new water year. But why? Why not just...

Friday September 22nd Reservoir Ridge 3:45 pm meet-up at Mugs coffee on Howes Street, 4:30 meet up at the Reservoir Ridge trail head off...