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 rivers and streams helps us learn about Arizona waterways that don't always flow with water. As a wet-dry mapping volunteer with AZWW, you're helping us study and protect water quality in our state. Here's what to do:

Step 1: Start or join a wet-dry mapping event | Email Coordinator >

Step 2: Get trained.

• Wet-Dry Mapping Video Micro-Lesson | Watch Video >
  
  

Step 3: Do wet-dry mapping at a river or stream and record the data.

• Wet-Dry Mapping Data Form | View/Download >
  
  

Step 4: Submit the data online and celebrate!

• Wet-Dry Mapping Online Portal | Visit Portal >

You can clean up trash in and around waterways to help reduce waste from animals attracted by the trash we leave behind. The more animals come "do their business" around our fun and beautiful waters, the more E. coli occurs in the water, which can make humans and animals sick. That's part of why it's so important to pack out your trash.

AZWW coordinates and helps facilitate group trash cleanup events in which volunteers can join together to make a bigger impact. Here's what to do:

Step 1: Start or join a trash cleanup event | Contact Coordinator >

Step 2: Get trained.

• Trash Cleanup Video Micro-Lesson | Watch Video >
  
  

Step 3: Clean up trash and record the data.

• Trash Cleanup Data Form | View/Download >
  
  

Step 4: Submit the data and celebrate!

• Trash Cleanup Online Portal | Visit Portal >

More information coming soon.