2. What is WWMC?

3. Supporters World Water Monitoring Challenge (WWMC) is a program coordinated by EarthEcho International. EarthEcho receives assistance with planning and promotion of WWMC from private foundations, sponsors, as well as a host of partnering organizations.

4. Who Participates?

5. Participation Totals Sites Monitored 2012 2008

6. Where Sites Were Monitored in 2012

7. How Does It Work? Basic Steps Step 1: Create a user account Step 2: Select and register site(s) Step 3: Prepare equipment Step 4: Monitor site Step 5: Report data Step 6: Take Action

8. How Does It Work? Register Online

9. How Does It Work? Order Your Test Kit(s)

10. pH: Measures the water's acidity or alkalinity Turbidity: Measures the water’s clarity Temperature: Measures the warmth or coldness of the water Dissolved Oxygen: Measures molecules of oxygen in the water How Does It Work? Monitor Your Site

11. How Does It Work? Report Your Data

12. How Does It Work? Share Your Story

13. How Does It Work? Share Your Story

14. How Can You Help? Start Small Promote WWMC to other community organizations Purchase and donate kits to local schools, civic groups, or youth clubs Bigger Initiatives Visit a school or community group and monitor a local waterway together Team with local partners to plan a WWMC event Promote WWMC at a science teacher’s conference, workshop, or local festival

15. Connections to other state/national partners Tips for approaching schools Promotional resources Event planning resources Artwork How Can WWMC Help You?

16. Questions? Contact Us! wwmc@earthecho.org +1-202-350-3190