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Citizen Science Month Giveaway Contest

To celebrate #GlobalCitizenScienceMonth, Texas Stream Team is holding our second giveaway contest of the year for the chance to win our biggest prize yet...a Standard Core chemical kit (valued at $580)!

Texas Stream Team Celebrates 30 Years of Citizen Science

More than 11,000 trained citizen scientists have participated in Texas Stream Team over the years. Launched in 1991, Texas Stream Team has become one of the longest-running and most successful citizen science program in the nation and is still going strong.

Texas Stream Team Featured on Under the Texas Sky Podcast

Our Texas Stream Team coordinates a group of trained citizen scientists who collect and sample water quality all over the state. Often, they are the ones who sound the alarm to state agencies charged with protecting our water resources. Texas Parks and Wildlife's Under the Texas Sky Podcast talked with #MC4Water's Jenna Walker to learn about the program's unique group of first responders who are taking their passion for water to a scientific level.

Rachel Sanborn Receives the 2020 Golden Secchi Disk Award Winner

In the realm of Texas Stream Team water quality monitoring, no one radiates more enthusiasm and dedication than Rachel Sanborn. From leading one of our biggest monitoring groups, the San Marcos River Rangers, to training over 456 citizen scientists, Rachel is an all-star ambassador for our program.

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Citizen Science Month Giveaway Contest

Texas Stream Team Celebrates 30 Years of Citizen Science

Texas Stream Team Featured on Under the Texas Sky Podcast

Rachel Sanborn Receives the 2020 Golden Secchi Disk Award Winner

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