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need to ensure there's a champion to keep the program going

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could become a full citizen science program but really depends on what the data is being used for. Would be good for community education purposes, may be good to inform certain management options (e.g., beach/ access closures), but the data may not be useful specifically for academic research (e.g., publications).

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Yes, definitely!  The biggest problem with citizen science is typically quality control and data accuracy, so training training training, with educators and scientists.  The benefit would be more data, which is always good :)

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training participants before they collect and submit data (e.g., volunteer training with hands on practice)

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Collecting all of the same parameters of the researchers. And teach them how to calibrate (well... depending on the ages...)

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Could have Research and Stewardship programs take a virtual field excursion out to parts of the Lake that are difficult to access and show them different ways to collect data

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Letting students use the water quality probes. 

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Letting students use the water quality probes. 

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For an education program actually collecting water samples would be a great way to get students involved in the science.  For less formal public education, like in an exhibit room, I think having a touch screen program where visitors could change parameters and see how it impacts everything from plankton to apex predators would be great!  We used to have something similar to this that eventually became outdated and broken, but I think visitors loved it!  Plus it was a very good way to visualize impacts.

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Filming a boat ride? MAYBE even having them along on a boat ride?

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Filming a boat ride? MAYBE even having them along on a boat ride?

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Connect the data results to actions the students can take to improve environmental health indicators

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connecting the idea that water quality parameters stand alone but also interact with each other

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Help students better understand how to use/ analyze/ interpret the data collected to understand health and impacts (e.g., what does the data tell us about ecosystem health)

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Connecting the importance of water quality, ecosystem health, and watershed impacts, to everyday life....so not just illustrating the testing and ideal parameters/results, but also how individual decisions impact water quality and how water quality impacts each of us.

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Complement existing SWMP data with geodetic and water level monitoring to assess specific locations for sea level rise

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Community inspired research effort to gather water quality data from Guana Lake to determine ecosystem health and watershed impacts