For the first time since 2005, the Kentucky Watershed Watch Program is changing the tests it conducts on rivers, lakes and streams. Throughout the year, the program’s 12 hundred volunteers take samples, giving the state a better feel for the quality of its surface water. Joanna Palmer with the Watershed Watch Office says they’re now teaching new methods to volunteers...
“If they are following the protocols, the sampling protocols that we use here in the division of water..it will give us a better idea of what is happening in the stream,” said Palmer.