Wakulla looking for volunteers, re: water chemistry

I saw this on Facebook. Perhaps cave divers could get earn some chits by helping out:

World Water Monitoring Day (WWMD) will be held on Saturday Oct 11. WWMD is an international environmental education program to involve local citizens basic water quality monitoring and increase public awareness of local water quality issues.

At Wakulla Springs, volunteers are needed to collect water chemistry information from 4 springs and 20 sinkholes.

If you would like to help in the morning or in the afternoon, please contact me 850-561-7281 or Jackie.M.Turner@dep.state.fl.us.

Take Care, Jackie

Jackie Turner
Park Services Specialist
Wakulla Springs State Park
465 Wakulla Park Drive
Wakulla Springs, FL 32327
850.561.7281

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Originally Posted by Squirrel Girl

At Wakulla Springs, volunteers are needed [...]

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Not meaning to step on anyone's toes, but IMO they should ask the folks that get to do all the diving there, not us unwanted souls.

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Originally Posted by nakatomi

Not meaning to step on anyone's toes, but IMO they should ask the folks that get to do all the diving there, not us unwanted souls.

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http://www.globalunderwaterexplorers.../team-contacts

You're more than welcome to apply. There were 2 new divers in the water just a few weeks ago.

As we all know I am likely 100% incompatible with the way the WKPP does it.
It does have its positive side as I get to dive beyond where the WKPP finished laying line at virtually any cave in the area I'm diving in now.

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Originally Posted by nakatomi

As we all know I am likely 100% incompatible with the way the WKPP does it.
It does have it"s positive side as I get to dive beyond where the WKPP finished laying line at virtually any cave in the area I'm diving in now.

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Sorry to hear that.

Good luck with your exploration.