Stroud Water Research Center
Long-term environmental research is how communities detect risks early. It is how we make smarter decisions, reduce costs, and protect public well-being.
We congratulate Diana Oviedo Vargas, Ph.D., and Charles Dow, Ph.D., on recent achievements highlighting their commitment to advancing freshwater science.
Taxonomic certification administered by the Stroud Center is the gold standard, with certifications in aquatic invertebrates, diatoms, and soon, fish.
Creek Critters, a popular children’s book about freshwater ecology, is inspiring a new wave of fun and educational programming at libraries near and far.
A partnership between the LaMotte Company and the Stroud Center has bridged a gap between scientific research and water sustainability through education.
To understand the state of its water resources and how to protect them, Silk Grass Farms asked the Stroud Center to provide expert guidance.
Restoration can fuel economic growth, cut costs, create jobs, and provide opportunities for businesses, all while supporting freshwater ecosystems.
If you’ve got the gardening bug, you can cultivate a beautiful landscape that also supports clean water and healthy streams.
In late January, communities came together to measure the impact of road salt on freshwater streams, as they raised awareness and took action.
After examining water quality data from community scientists, researchers say it has value, but volunteers need support.