Stormwater Action Monitoring - status & trends studies

Stormwater Action Monitoring (SAM) conducts status and trend monitoring in Western Washington streams and nearshore marine waters.

map showing region watershed area; if you need a description of the watersheds please contact Keunyea Song phone: 360-407-6158 — Two study regions: Watersheds of the Puget Sound and Lower Columbia (click the map to enlarge)

What is the goal?

The overall goal of status and trend monitoring is to provide a regional assessment of whether collective stormwater management actions are leading to improved receiving water conditions in western Washington.

Where do we monitor?

SAM's receiving water studies occur in western Washington, specifically the Puget Sound and Lower Columbia River watersheds.

Three Puget Sound regional studies completed their first round of monitoring in 2015-2018. Learn more about Puget Small Streams and the Puget Sound nearshore studies.

Lower Columbia regional urban stream monitoring will start in 2020.

What are we learning?

Contact information

Keunyea Song
Stormwater Action Monitoring Scientist
keunyea.song@ecy.wa.gov
360-407-6158

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