Snapshots
Snapshots is a community water quality monitoring program. Waterwatch can loan you a testing kit and train you to use the water monitoring equipment. 
On four 'Snapshot' weeks throughout the year you visit your monitoring sites at a local waterway, wetland or drain to test the water quality.
Monitoring the water quality in your local waterway:
• Helps you learn more about your local catchment,
• Gives you new skills,
• Can mean you're the first person to find a pollution problem,
• Collects data that is important for the community,
• Encourages everyone to look after their catchment.
Have a look at our feedback maps by CLICKING HERE for monitoring results from each of the catchments in the Adelaide Mount Lofty Ranges.
Who can be a Water Monitor?
Who can take part in the Snapshots program and why they get involved.
What are the Waterwatchers Watching?
A summary of what our Waterwatch groups test and instructions.
Is this spot taken?
Current monitoring sites and how to choose a new site.
Snapshot dates 2010
For further information or to apply to be involved in Snapshots, CLICK HERE.