Trusted by 12 watershed authorities

Continuous water-quality monitoring, without the monthly grab-sample gap.

Watershed Insight deploys and maintains real-time sensor networks across river basins, so your team sees a turbidity spike or a dissolved-oxygen decline the hour it happens — not a month later in a lab report.

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Active monitoring stations

A sample of the network we currently operate across three watersheds.

Brushy Hollow Tributary

Cedar Fork Watershed

maintenance

Cedar Fork — Lower Gauge

Cedar Fork Watershed

active

Cedar Fork — Upper Gauge

Cedar Fork Watershed

active

Millrace Creek Confluence

Millrace Creek Watershed

active

North Fork Reservoir Inflow

North Fork Watershed

active

5
Stations online
15 min
Reading interval
45 days
Calibration cycle
2021
Network established

Latest from the field

Brushy Hollow Station: Scheduled Maintenance Through Next Month

June 30, 2026 · Watershed Insight Team

A quick status note on why the newest station in our network is showing gaps in its data right now.

What a Turbidity Spike Actually Tells You

May 12, 2026 · Priya Chandran, Field Data Lead

A sudden NTU jump after rain isn't always erosion — here's how our team triages the four most common causes.

Five Years of Baseline Data, and What It Changed

February 3, 2026 · Marcus Ondieki, Founder

Our first station went live in 2021. Here's what a five-year continuous record let us catch that a monthly grab-sample program never would have.

How it works

1. Deploy

We install multi-parameter sondes at the gauge points your team selects, tuned to your basin's baseline conditions.

2. Monitor

Readings stream in every fifteen minutes across pH, turbidity, dissolved oxygen, temperature, and flow.

3. Act

Threshold alerts and a REST/GraphQL API mean your team — or your own tooling — finds out immediately, not at month's end.