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Marshall City

Since October 2010, community volunteers in Marshall City have dedicated themselves to monitoring local environmental conditions. This overview highlights findings from the October 2010 Monitoring Report, covering fish populations, air temperature, wind and rain patterns, water surface analysis, trawling, shoreline surveys, and tide levels. The community actively engages in sharing these valuable insights through meetings and reports, aimed at enhancing communication and increasing volunteer participation. Discover the achievements, challenges, and future plans of this vital community initiative.

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Marshall City

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  1. Marshall City Community Sciences Since October 2010 Presented by: Alex T. Koijee Marshall City Community Sciences Volunteer

  2. Community Volunteers

  3. GROUP PHOTO

  4. Community Sciences Leadership

  5. Procedures undertaken

  6. Data collected to date • Marshall City community volunteers have been monitoring since October 2010 • We present the findings from our October monitoring report

  7. Findings from the October 2010 Monitoring Report • Fish monitoring

  8. Findings from the October 2010 Monitoring Report • Air Temperature

  9. Findings from the October 2010 Monitoring Report • Wind and Rain • Water Surface

  10. Findings from the October 2010 Monitoring Report • Trawling

  11. Findings from the October 2010 Monitoring Report • Trawling Cont’d

  12. Findings from the October 2010 Monitoring Report • Shoreline Survey

  13. Findings from the October 2010 Monitoring Report • Tide Level

  14. Most pertinent procedure and why

  15. How community volunteers share findings with the community at large Now Plans for the future

  16. What you like most about the program

  17. The difficulties with the program

  18. How the Coordinator can help you to: • Increase the number of volunteers • By motivating the first volunteers in providing them with lunch • Encouraging them to keep on their monitoring as it is in the best interest OF THE COUNTRY AND THE WORLD AT LARGE • Having meetings and resolving dispute amongst the volunteers • Improve the communication on findings of Community Sciences to community members • By going from house to house • Always announcing report to the community after monitoring • Having stakeholder meetings to discuss issues affecting the monitoring and the community

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