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06 • 21 • 2019

Citizen Science Protects Public Health at the Beach in WA

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05.30.19 Depoe Bay Blue Water Task Force

03.05.19 Kauai BWTF releases annual water quality report

01.16.19 Expanding BWTF Coverage - Cal Poly Club x SLO Chapter Collaboration

12.11.18 Hilo Chapter Launches BWTF in Hawaii

11.06.18 Blue Water Task Force expands its reach by teaming up with Swim Guide

10.05.18 One year later - Puerto Rico still recovering after Hurricane Maria

08.28.18 Chasing Sewage Spills in our Shared Tijuana Watershed

04.19.18 The Maui Chapter’s Blue Water Task Force

04.03.18 Meet Shawn Mallen, BWTF leader with Surfrider’s Isla Vista Chapter

02.16.18 Isla Vista BWTF addresses water quality concerns after Thomas Fire

01.11.18 Hurricane Struck Caribbean Islands still Struggle for Clean Water

12.04.17 Rincon BWTF: Community Empowerment Post-Hurricane Maria

06.15.17 Taking the Warning Sign Down at Larrabee State Park, WA

04.06.17 Protecting Clean Water on Eastern Long Island

03.21.17 Rincon BWTF: A Massive Effort to Protect Public Health and Understand Pollution at the Beach

03.09.17 Why the States Need the EPA

01.30.17 Signs warn public of high bacteria levels at beach in Hawaii

01.05.17 Citizen Scientists and Government Working Together to Protect Public Health at the Beach