Arizona Water Watch
Arizona Water Watch
As a desert state, water is one Arizona's most precious resources that people and animals rely on to live and vital to our recreational enjoyment as well. Arizona Water Watch (AZWW) is an ADEQ program driven by volunteers, offering Arizona residents and visitors (age 10+) various ways to help us monitor the health of our waters and inform measures to protect it for future generations.
Calling All Citizen Scientists to Volunteer!
AZWW's volunteer program is for children (age 10+), teens, college students, adults, retirees and ADEQ scientists to work together on scientific research and environmental protection of Arizona waters. Some of the ways you can join as a volunteer include:
Water Quality Sampling
Our volunteers' sampling work has helped remove three waterbodies from EPA's impaired waters list. Contact us today to join | Go to Volunteer Toolkit >
Wet-Dry Mapping
Trash Cleanup
Time-Lapse Photography
More information coming soon.
On the Go? Download the Mobile App
Smartphone users can easily submit photos and data for any stream, wash, river or lake in the state within a few minutes | Learn About the Mobile App >
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