In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

In 2015, the WAV program opened funding to active volunteers that were concerned about elevated total phosphorus levels in their local streams. WAV staff screened volunteer applications requesting funding to monitor phosphorus to ensure that data had not already been collected, and to allow available funds to be shared as broadly as possible. In a partnership with the Office of the Great Lakes, the result is that 97 WAV sites are currently being monitored by volunteers through this fantastic effort!

Statement of Work

Collect chemical, physical, and/or biological water quality data to assess the current overall stream health. The data can inform management decisions and may be used to identify impaired waters for biennial lists.