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# Story Maps and Dashboards

 Within the links below, you will find various story maps and dashboards that highlight Commission activities, projects, and associated data. 

 To request information or data from the Commission, please see the Request for Information & Data page. 

##### General Topics

**SRBC's 50th Anniversary Celebration: 1971-2021 Story Map**

 A highlight of the Commission's first 50 years of landmark achievements, ongoing activities, and the people who have helped to make it all happen. 

**Water Use Dashboard**

 Track water use quantities throughout the Susquehanna River Basin in this dashboard. Approved and reported water use totals, as well as reported quantities by major industry, are available for each subbasin for the years 2014, 2017, 2019, and 2020. 

##### Aquatic Species

**Eels in the Classroom Story Map**

Learn about the Eels in the Classroom educational program that is provided by the Commission.This story map explains why migratoryAmerican Eels are important to the environment,how the program works, outlines teacher resources, and shares success stories.

**Invasive Fish eDNA Projects Story Map**

 See how the Commission has been using eDNA as a new monitoring tool to track aquatic invasive species such as blue catfish, northern snakehead, and round goby throughout the Susquehanna River Basin. 

**eDNA Monitoring Site Dashboard**

 Between 2019 and 2021, Commission staff performed eDNA analyses at stream sites throughout the Lower Susquehanna Subbasin. Interact with this dashboard to see when and where aquatic invasive species have been found. 

##### Flooding

**Flood Preparedness Story Map**

 Recognizing the 50th Anniversary of Hurricane Agnes, the Commission, in partnership with Silver Jackets, developed this informational tool to facilitate preparation and planning for the next flood. Visit NOAA's Hurricane Agnes website to view other story maps related to Hurricane Agnes and advancements in flood risk reduction. 

##### Mine Drainage

**Tioga River Abandoned Mine Drainage Treatment Plant Project**

The Commission and several partner agencies are in the design phase for an activetreatment plant on Morris Runthat will help restore over 20 miles of the Tioga River. Take a story map tour of the project andsee the places that will benefit from this new initiative.

##### Water Quality

**State of the Octoraro Creek Watershed Story Map**

See results of data collected in the watershed as part of an Advanced Restoration Plan (ARP). This study examinedwater chemistry and benthic macroinvertebrate communities as indicators of stream health, providing scientists with baseline data tobe used in future restoration efforts.

**Continuous Instream Monitoring Story Map**

Learn about the Commission'sCIM Network. This network ofmonitoring stations across the Susquehanna River Basin transmits near real-timewater quality data for parameters such as water temperature, specific conductivity,pH, turbidity, and dissolved oxygen.

**Continuous Instream Monitoring Station Dashboard**

Investigate water quality data for each monitoring station in the Commission'sCIM Network. Data are shown for watertemperature, fish surveys, macroinvertebrate IBI scores, water quality index scores, andcontinuous parameter statistics.

**Stories in Water Data Story Map**

This story map describes the Commission'sSediment & Nutrient Assessment Program (SNAP)that monitors water quality trends related to Chesapeake Bay pollution. Trackingtrends helps to focus Chesapeake Bay restoration efforts and determine ifconditions are improving.

**USEPA-Funded Water Quality Monitoring Sites Dashboard**

 Explore all of the water quality stream monitoring sites sampled by Commission scientists with CW 106 section funding. Various sampling details are provided for each site such as parameter collected, number of samples, sampling methodology, and site photos. 

**Subbasin Survey Dashboard**

 This dashboard shows the location of sites surveyed and their corresponding biology, habitat, and water quality ratings. The dataset begins with the Middle Susquehanna Subbasin in 2014 and is updated annually after new data have been collected and analyzed.