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Iowans can take hands-on role in tracking water quality in Okoboji region
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Iowans can take hands-on role in tracking water quality in Okoboji region
Volunteers are needed to help monitor the water quality in northwest Iowa’s Great Lakes region. Megan Vigdal, an environmental lab analyst at the Iowa Lakeside Laboratory, says they need help with what’s known as CLAMP, the Cooperative Lakes Area Monitoring Program, an effort that’s been underway every summer for more than 25 years. “It’s a […]
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