Volunteers can learn more about these surface waters and help monitor their quality. To measure the health of our waters and to learn how to protect them, there are several programs at the N.H. Department of Environmental Services that provide training, monitoring equipment and data interpretation for local volunteer monitoring programs. The N.H. Volunteer River Assessment Program and the N.H. Volunteer Lake Assessment Program train volunteers to collect valuable information about New Hampshire waters. Volunteer water quality monitoring of lakes and rivers typically runs from June to August and can continue into October. Volunteers can be part of supporting the Jimmy Fund and the search for a cure for cancer.
Volunteers are at all of the major hub and water stop sites.
Throughout the weekend, volunteers help with setup, registration, food service, and clean up. Will consider paying a reliable person for twenty hours per week through the Green Thumb program. Need steady, reliable volunteers between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. daily. For additional information, call Carol at 436-0641.