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Understanding Our Water Quality through QuickDrops: Learn What’s Possible

Thursday, October 15, 2026 · 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM EDT

Coastal Bird Walk with Connecticut Audubon Society · Milford, CT

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QuickDrops is a free data platform that helps organize, upload, visualize, and share monitoring data while supporting submission to EPA’s Water Quality Exchange (WQX). Whether you collect water quality data through monitoring or research or use it for education, planning, or environmental decision-making, QuickDrops provides an easy-to-use system for managing your data and making it more accessible. No prior experience with QuickDrops is required. During this webinar, you’ll learn: How QuickDrops can support water quality efforts across Long Island and Queens How users can easily upload and manage monitoring data How to use tools for visualizing and sharing data How QuickDrops connects with WQX What resources are available for new users About upcoming training opportunities for Long Island and Queens communities Who should attend? Water quality monitoring groups Environmental nonprofits Municipal and county agencies Watershed organizations Academic institutions Environmental consultants Anyone interested in water quality data! Please Register Below: Become a Member When you register, consider adding a gift to support Save the Sound’s work to protect clean water, healthy beaches, and local ecosystems. Every dollar helps fund the science, restoration, and advocacy behind this work. Learn more about membership here .

Event details

Date and time
Thursday, October 15, 2026 · 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM EDT
Venue
Coastal Bird Walk with Connecticut Audubon Society · Milford, CT
Category
Volunteering
Cost
Cost not stated
Age guidance
Age guidance not specified
Format
In person
Last verified
October 7, 2026

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