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2019 CT Volunteer Water Monitoring Conference
Many Waters, One State:
Uniting CT’s Lake, River, Wetland and Long Island Sound Citizen Science Communities
Friday, April 5, 2019
8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m
Three Rivers Community College, Norwich, CT
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Keynote Presentation Announced!
Deep Roots, Broad Branches:
Growing a Connected Community for Citizen Science
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Citizen Science Association
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Jennifer works to research, advance, and serve the field of public participation in scientific research. As the Interim Executive Director of the Citizen Science
Association, she builds collaborations to share transferable knowledge of practice from across different citizen science contexts.
Based at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, she has worked in a wide range of informal learning and natural resource management settings to explore promising practices
of citizen science that support integrity in both research and public engagement. Jennifer’s research interests focus on the effective use of citizen science for scientific research and conservation, particularly where complex decisions are at stake.
Jennifer has a B.A. in Conservation Biology from Bard College, and an M.S. and Ph.D. in Natural Resources from Cornell University.
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Early Bird Registration
Ends February 28th!
General Admission - $45
Presenters - $35
Students - $25
*Registration includes Continental Breakfast and Lunch
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The 2019 CT Volunteer Water Monitoring Conference is presented by
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in collaboration with the 2019 Conference Advisory Board
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Want to know more about volunteer water monitoring opportunities in Connecticut? Visit the program
website or contact
Meghan Lally, CT DEEP Volunteer Water Monitoring Program Coordinator
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