Mid-Atlantic Save Our Streams Trainings

Founded in 1922, the Izaak Walton League of America's mission is to conserve, restore, and promote the sustainable use and enjoyment of our natural resources, including soil, air, woods, waters, and wildlife.

Izaak Walton League of America

Virginia Save Our Streams mobilizes volunteers across the state to monitor the quality of their local streams and creeks. Volunteers collect critical data and use it to advocate for clean water in their communities.

Become a certified Virginia Save Our Streams water quality monitor to see how healthy your local streams are.

Save Our Streams Training - IWLA Rockville

Virginia Save Our Streams Training (VMN Pocahontas Chapter)

Become a certified Virginia Save Our Streams water quality monitor and find out how healthy your local streams are.

Virginia Save Our Streams Training (Central Rappahannock VMNs)

Become an official certified Save Our Streams water quality monitor to see how healthy your local streams are.

Smith Mountain Lake Save Our Streams Certification Training

C5 Save Our Streams Certification Training

Oregon Ridge Nature Center Save Our Streams Certification Training - PM

Oregon Ridge Nature Center Save Our Streams Certification Training - AM

Join the Izaak Walton League for a  one-day training to learn how to become a certified stream monitor!

Virginia Save Our Streams - Covington, VA

Come learn about water quality issues and learn to monitor stream health by collecting and identifying benthic macroinvertebrates!

Virginia Save Our Streams Training - Richmond, VA

Save Our Streams Training - Cockeysville, MD

Virginia Save Our Streams - Christiansburg, VA

Save Our Streams Training at Lois-Green Sligo Chapter (Gaithersburg, MD)

Virginia Save Our Streams is a fun way to test water quality in small streams by collecting and identifying underwater critters, called macroinvertebrates. The Izaak Walton League of America (IWLA) is providing a workshop for those who wish to learn how to test their local water quality and become a certified VA SOS Monitor. Training materials will be supplied for attendees. Visit http://www.vasos.org for more info about Virginia Save Our Streams.
Dress for the weather, as we will be doing the field component in rain or shine. Please bring rubber boots or shoes that can get wet. All class materials will be provided, including ID books. Lunch will be provided.
Classes fill up quickly, so register now!

Virginia Save Our Streams Training - Loudoun, VA

Virginia Save Our Streams is a fun way to test water quality in small streams by collecting and identifying underwater critters, called macr

Virginia Save Our Streams is a fun way to test water quality in small streams by collecting and identifying underwater critters, called macroinvertebrates. The Izaak Walton League of America (IWLA) is providing a workshop for those who wish to learn how to test their local water quality and become a certified VA SOS Monitor. Training materials will be supplied for attendees. Visit http://www.vasos.org for more info about Virginia Save Our Streams.
Dress for the weather, as we will be doing the field component in rain or shine. Please bring rubber boots or shoes that can get wet. All class materials will be provided, including ID books. Bring a bag lunch.
Classes fill up quickly, so register now!

Virginia Save Our Streams Training - Blacksburg, VA

Save Our Streams Training at Mt. Airy IWLA Chapter (Mount Airy, MD)

VA Save Our Streams (SOS) is a fun way to test water quality by collecting and identifying underwater insects, called macroinvertebrates. The Izaak Walton League is working with the Frederricksburg-Rappahannock Chapter to provide a workshop for those who wish to become a certified VA SOS Monitor. Visit http://www.vasos.org/ for more info about VA-Save Our Streams.

We will start at 10 am at the chapter house and move to Alum Springs in the afternoon for practice in the stream.

Please bring boots or waders if you have them, a water bottle, and a bag lunch! 

Virginia SOS Training at Fredericksburg-Rappahannock IWLA Chapter

VA Save Our Streams (SOS) is a fun way to test water quality by collecting and identifying underwater insects, called macroinvertebrates. Th

Iowa Save Our Streams Trainings

The Save Our Streams program has been training volunteers to monitor water quality for over 50 years. Field trainings are an important step to become a certified SOS monitor. Find a training near you!
Learn more about Save Our Streams at www.iwla.org/sos

Salt Watch

Salt keeps us safe: but too much of any salt is a problem. Every year 10-20 million tons of salt are applied across the US. Much of this is wasted and finds its way into our streams and our drinking water. Salt Watch aims to tackle this growing issue.

Mid-Atlantic Save Our Streams Trainings

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