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The Butler County Stream Team is a group of volunteers that collects, analyzes, and reports water quality data from many waterways in Butler County. We collect samples from streams and rivers in Butler County, Ohio and analyze them for these parameters: nitrates, total phosphorous, bacteria, conductivity, total dissolved solids, pH, turbidity.
The Stream Team exists through the collaborative effort of Butler County resident volunteers, the Institute of Environmental Sciences at Miami University, the Butler County Storm Water District, and the Butler Soil and Water Conservation District. Learn more about some of our volunteers on the volunteer spotlight page.
Goals:
- The first goal of the Butler County Stream Team is to educate the residents about their local water quality issues, including storm water runoff and the pollution it brings to waterways in both rural and urban landscapes.
- The second goal is to provide quality data that meets EPA reportable standards.
How you can participate:
It is easy to be a Stream Team Volunteer! Volunteers are needed to collect samples from local waterways, as well as to analyze those samples at the lab on the campus of Miami University.
You can help even if you have 1 hour. No experience is required.
Volunteer canoe outing on October 1, 2011. For more photos from this and other events, please visit our photos page.

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