Kentucky River Watershed Watch
Watershed Watch in Kentucky is a statewide citizen's monitoring effort to improve and protect water quality by raising community awareness and by supporting implementation of the goals of the Clean Water Act and other water quality initiatives. Kentucky is divided into 7 major river basins. Each river basin includes all of the land drained by many streams, creeks and springs that flow downhill into one another, eventually forming rivers. The Kentucky River Watershed Watch (KRWW) focuses on carrying out the organization's mission specifically within the Kentucky River Basin. The Kentucky River Basin encompasses nearly 7,000 square miles in 41 counties and contain 16,000 miles of stream. Funded by the Kentucky River Authority, KWRRI staff develop annual reports to summarize water quality data collected during the major KRWW sampling events throughout the spring, summer and fall.
Submissions from 2001
2001 Kentucky River Watershed Watch Data Collection Effort, L. Ormsbee
2000 Kentucky River Watershed Watch Data Collection Effort, L. Ormsbee and E. Zechman
Letcher County Water Quality Assessment, L. Ormsbee and E. Zechman
Submissions from 2000
1999 Kentucky River Watershed Watch Data Collection Effort, L. Ormsbee, E. Caudill, and G. Epp
