CITIZEN SCIENCE/VOLUNTEERISM

Volunteers are the core of the Pure Waters organization.  The data they obtain supports research and fact based decision-making for municipal leaders, stakeholders, and individuals around the lake.  We rely on volunteers' talent and skills, from citizen scientists monitoring our waters to the teamwork of committee members and program coordinators.

Learn more about our citizen science programs here

Or sign up to volunteer here

PARTNERSHIP

Pure Waters depends on the coordinated collaboration of many critical partners to execute watershed research, programming, and water quality improvements.  These partners include lake associations, local and state governments, and educational and non-profit organizations.

Learn more about our partnerships here

EDUCATION

Out educational efforts inform residents, businesses, and visitors on Seneca Lake water quality and ways to contribute to its improvement.  Education takes many forms.  Examples include water quality Public Forums and Research Conferences, Harmful Algal Bloom alerts and other publications, website/social media outreach, and conversations with association members.

Sign up for e-news and education events here

ADDITIONAL RESOURCES