Listserv
The Water-l listserv is focused on Indiana water issues is used for the
exchange of ideas, problems, and solutions among anyone interested in water
quality and watersheds throughout the state and surrounding region. Using
this listserv is a quick way to post a question and receive answers and
ideas, and also helps build and leverage the significant knowledge base
and experience among people working on watersheds and water quality.
Here is how you can subscribe to the water-l list serv and begin
communicating with your peers:
Send a message to water-l-request@purdue.edu
with "subscribe" in the message area.
To unsubscribe from the water-l list send a message to water-l-request@purdue.edu
with "unsubscribe" in the message area.
Water-l Information:
This list was created by the WATER Committee (Watershed Agency Team for Enhancing Resources), an interagency group that coordinates watershed management efforts in Indiana. After years of meeting face-to-face, we decided to use email as a means of inexpensive communication among us and among others who have not participated in the WATER Committee. Appropriate topics for this list might include:
- Ideas that have worked in your watershed
- Questions about how to address a specific watershed problem
- Conferences and other opportunities for training
- New water quality issues and/or regulations we all should know about
To help the list function as well as possible, please remember the
following:
* Follow the instructions and guidelines in the welcome message (above).
In particular, remember that messages to everyone should go to the LIST
<water-l@purdue.edu> while
messages about subscribing or unsubscribing should go to the LISTSERVER
<water-l-request@purdue.edu> (which goes to a machine.)
* Topics discussed should be relevant to water quality or watershed management
in Indiana.
* The list is free and open to anyone who wants to subscribe. You may join
or leave at your will.
* Please save these instructions so that you have them when you want to
unsubscribe.
This list is currently managed by Brent Ladd, Extension Water Quality Specialist
at Purdue University. Please send any comments or suggestions to Brent.
