Annual Roundtable
The Maryland Water Monitoring Council organizes the Maryland Streams Roundtable to foster collaboration and cooperation among the many and varied groups sampling streams throughout Maryland. This gathering provides an excellent opportunity to learn where monitoring is being done and what's being sampled. The Roundtable is intended for professionals, non-profit organizations, and academic institutions monitoring streams. It serves as an opportunity for agencies, academic institutions, and groups to share what and where sampling will be done every year.
17th Stream Monitoring Roundtable
The 17th Annual Stream Monitoring Roundtable was held virtually and in-person at the USGS Water Science Center on Friday, March 7, 2025. About 75 people attended and there were 25 presentations by staff from agencies, consulting firms, academic institutions, and NGOs.
Click HERE for an agenda with links to presentations.
The map below was generated for the 2025 Roundtable. It will remain online and may be used to locate areas of overlap and identify potential opportunities for collaboration.
Map of Maryland with multicolored points marked to indicate 2025 monitoring locations
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16th Annual Stream Monitoring Roundtable
The 16th Annual Stream Monitoring Roundtable was held virtually and in-person at the USGS Water Science Center on Monday, February 26, 2024. About 47 people attended and there were 22 presentations by staff from agencies, consulting firms, academic institutions and NGOs.
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HERE for an agenda with links to presentations.
The map below was generated for the 2024 Roundtable. It will remain online and may be used to locate areas of overlap and identify potential opportunities for collaboration.
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15th Annual Stream Monitoring Roundtable
The 15th Annual Stream Monitoring Roundtable was held virtually on March 15, 2023. About 55 people attended and there were 24 presentations by staff from agencies, consulting firms, academic institutions and NGOs.
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HERE for an agenda.
The map below was generated for the 2023 Roundtable. It will remain online and may be used to locate areas of overlap and identify potential opportunities for collaboration.
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14th Annual Stream Monitoring Roundtable
The 14th Annual Stream Monitoring Roundtable was held virtually on March 10, 2022. About 55 people attended and there were 24 presentations by staff from agencies, consulting firms, academic institutions and NGOs.
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HERE for an agenda with links to presentations.
The map below was generated for the 2022 Roundtable. It will remain online and may be used to locate areas of overlap and identify potential opportunities for collaboration.
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13th Annual Stream Monitoring Roundtable
The 13th Annual Maryland Stream Monitoring Roundtable was held from 9:30 AM until 4:00 PM on February 28, 2020 at the
USGS Water Science Center near UMBC (Catonsville). Forty nine people attended and there were 20 presentations from agencies, consultants, academia and NGOs. Twelve groups submitted points to be plotted on a big map.
Presentations included study design, parameters sampled, and the types and locations of stream monitoring activities planned for 2020.
Click HERE for an agenda with links to presentations.
2020 sampling points submitted for the roundtable are displayed on the map below.
12th Annual Stream Monitoring Roundtable
The 12th Annual Stream Monitoring Roundtable was held at the Hein Public Service Building in Glen Burnie on February 22, 2019. About 54 people attended and there were 23 presentations by staff from agencies, consulting firms, academic institutions and NGOs. Katherine Slater (MDE) gave a lunchtime presentation titled, Reaching Across the Aisle: Collaboration in MS4 Biological Monitoring.
Click HERE for an agenda with links to presentations.
The map below was generated for the 2019 Roundtable. It will remain online and may be used to locate areas of overlap and identify potential opportunities for collaboration.
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11th Annual Stream Monitoring Roundtable
The 11th Annual Stream Monitoring Roundtable was held at the USGS Water Science Center on February 23, 2018. About 58 people attended and there were 20 presentations by staff from agencies, consulting firms, academic institutions and NGOs. Mike Galvin (SavATree) gave a lunchtime presentation on the Baltimore Urban Waters Partnership.
Click HERE for an agenda with links to presentations.
The map below was generated for the 2018 Roundtable. It will remain online and may be used to locate areas of overlap and identify potential opportunities for collaboration.
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Tenth Annual Stream Monitoring Roundtable
The Tenth Annual Stream Monitoring Roundtable was held at the USGS Water Science Center on February 10, 2017. About 53 people attended and there were 23 presentations by staff from agencies, consulting firms, academic institutions and NGOs. Tom Jordan (Smithsonian Environmental Research Center) provided a very enlightening lunchtime presentation on 40 years of nutrient monitoring in local Anne Arundel County streams.
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HERE for an agenda with links to presentation.
The map below was generated for the 2017 Roundtable. It will remain online and may be used to locate areas of overlap and identify potential opportunities for collaboration.
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The Water Science Center has plenty of free parking. Registrants are on their own for lunch but drinks will be provided by Maryland Water Monitoring Council.
Ninth Annual Maryland Stream Monitoring Roundtable
The 9th Annual Maryland Stream Monitoring Roundtable took place on February 19, 2016 at the USGS Water Science Center in Catonsville. There were 46 in attendance. Mary Kay Foley, the Center's Director, kicked off the gathering by welcoming all. During lunch, Steve Harrison and Ian Smith (UMCES) discussed a new effort to monitor the effectiveness of several stream restoration projects and Michael Williams (SERC) focused on a restoration project in the Rock Creek Watershed. There were 24 presentations. Andy Becker (KCI) and Matt Stover (MDE) collaborated to produce an online map of all submitted point data for 2016 monitoring. This map (below) was used to locate areas of overlap and identify potential opportunities for collaboration. The map will be updated annually. Here is the
2016 agenda. Click on a title to view the presentation.
