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Pacific Northwest Aquatic Monitoring Partnership

PNAMP is a forum to facilitate coordination, promote best practices, and encourage collaboration and integration of aquatic monitoring activities.

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Collaborative Projects

PNAMP projects connect people and resources to share information, address specific issues, and develop best practices for the aquatic monitoring community.

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Tools & Resources

PNAMP facilitates consistent and detailed documentation of projects and datasets through the development of online tools and user support.

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2025 Columbia River Estuary Conference

2025 Columbia River Estuary Conference:  Echoes of the Estuary – Reflections for a Resilient Future May 13, 2025 • McMenamins Edgefield • Troutdale, Oregon Check out their website: Columbia River […]

CRBRP Toxics Monitoring Subgroup Workshop

Virtual

We hope you can join us for the Toxics Monitoring Subgroup Virtual Workshop on June 12th from 9:00am-12:00pm Pacific. The workshop will focus on the Columbia River Basin Science and […]

April 2025 PNAMP Newsletter

In this issue: Upcoming events, announcement for the April 17th FMWG Meeting, details about the PNAMP FMWG PIT Tag Data and Analysis 2025 Webinar Series, a tool update from MonitoringResources.org, and helpful links to learn about and report invasive species.

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March 2025 PNAMP Newsletter

In this issue: Upcoming events, announcement for the FMWG PIT Tag Data and Analysis 2025 Webinar Series, details about the Idaho Chapter AFS Meeting, a highlight of an upcoming webinar from the Clackamas River Basin Council, and a wrap of the ETIS Webinar Series.

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February 2025 PNAMP Newsletter

In this issue: Upcoming events, announcements for upcoming spring AFS conferences, details about joining two workshops co-hosted by PNAMP at the WA-BC AFS meeting, information about past and future ETIS webinars, a call for abstracts for the Western Division AFS, a workshop announcement concerning large wood applications for river restoration, a spotlight on National Invasive Species Awareness Week, and details about last month’s Fish Monitoring Work Group.

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