We’re committed to improving our ecosystems, quality of life, and communities for the better.
Our passion and commitment to the integration of innovative science and engineering drive us to exceed on behalf of every client.
Data visualization is an important tool for communicating science to a broader audience. Whether you are a volunteer community scientist or a professional aquatic ecologist, there are many free tools and low-cost programs that you can use to link the scientific data to actions that can improve water quality.
Members of the Princeton Hydro team created a blog for a River Network that provides readers with 8 simple steps as well as tips and tricks on how to communicate your results most effectively. Click below to read the full blog:
For more tips and tricks, including a tutorial on how to make graphs using Microsoft Excel, graphic design 101, and a deeper dive on engagement strategies, watch the webinar Princeton Hydro led for River Network:
River Network, founded in 1988, has been at the forefront of expanding national interest in protecting the waters of the United States, encouraging diversity in the environmental movement, and helping engaged community members and local organizations take a stand for their waters. Read more.
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