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Bypass the content navigation and go directly to the page content.\| Water Watch	Last Modified: 11/17/2007 Water Watch Volunteers Protecting Kentucky Waterways The Water Watch program is dedicated to helping you protect the streams, rivers, lakes and wetlands near and dear to your heart. Water Watch provides local community leadership with the tools to answer the questions "How clean is my stream?" and "What can we do to protect and improve it?" A guidance document for use of volunteer monitoring data in agency programs is available. See the document here. The document is in Adobe Reader format: to download this software, click on the button on the left side of this page under 'Get Adobe Reader'. For more information about the Water Watch Program, please contact us at the number below. Follow this link for more information about water testing methods used in the state of Kentucky. Also see information about the activities of Watershed Watch, groups of volunteers working within their watersheds as delineated by the Watershed Management Initiative.
	Water Watch 14 Reilly Road Frankfort, KY 40601 Phone: 502-564-3410 ext 473 Fax: 502-564-0111 E-mail: joann.palmer@ky.gov

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