WATCH Citizen Science Featured on Blue Fish Radio
Listen to the Full Episode Here
WATCH Citizen Science is excited to share that our work on the St. Clair River is being featured on the Blue Fish Radio Show.
In the episode, WATCH Director Kris Lee discusses how citizen science is helping communities better understand and protect the St. Clair River. The conversation highlights WATCH’s history, the importance of local environmental observations, and the role everyday citizens play in protecting our waterways.
The podcast also showcases the power of partnerships between community members, anglers, students, educators, and environmental organizations working together toward a common goal: a healthier watershed.
The feature comes as WATCH continues to engage local youth through hands-on science. Recently, chemistry students from Wallaceburg District Secondary School and Northern Collegiate participated in water quality testing activities, gaining valuable field experience while contributing to local environmental monitoring.
At WATCH, we believe everyone can be a scientist. Every observation matters, and every person has something valuable to contribute to understanding the natural world around us.
We invite you to listen to the podcast and learn more about the work being done to protect the St. Clair River and its connected waterways.
