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Science For Utah's Water Future
innovative Urban Transitions and Aridregion Hydro-sustainability
April 17, 2013
Let's hear it for "Citizen Scientists"
Utah Water Watch is educating "citizen scientists" how to measure water quality in lakes and streams. You could become apart of this fun and informative way to participate in important scientific work.
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