The G3E is proud to launch its new version of the Connected Waterways app!
Connected waterways allows citizens, using virtual monitoring stations, to learn more about waterways, get involved in their monitoring and contribute to science. The data collected will make it possible to better document the state of health of waterways and their ecosystems in a context of climate change.
Using simple steps, including taking a photo, several items are assessed at each station:
The data is then compiled into a database that scientists can search, helping them in their research.
It is possible to create your own monitoring station, near your home or in a place you frequent often. You can also document an already existing station.
Is your watercourse important to you? Us too!
Download the app now and explore your favorite rivers!
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Short version
The G3E is proud to launch its new version of the Connected Waterways app!
This completely redesigned app will allow you to learn more about waterways, get involved in monitoring them and contribute to science.
Do you care about your waterways? Us too! Download the app now, and explore your favorite rivers and lakes!
#Connectedwaterways
Long version
The G3E is proud to launch its new version of the Connected Waterways app!
With just a few steps, including taking a photo and measuring the water level, this completely redesigned app will allow you to learn more about waterways, get involved in monitoring them and contribute to science. The data collected will make it possible to better document the state of health of waterways and their ecosystems in the face of climate change.
Do you care about your waterways? Us too! Download the app now, and explore your favorite rivers and lakes!
#Connectedwaterways
The project is funded by the Government of Québec as part of Action-Climat Québec, a program stemming from the 2030 Plan for a Green Economy.
