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Effective microbial source tracking is critical for safeguarding public health, restoring shellfish beds, and targeting pollution prevention efforts. On September 12, 2025 leading researchers shared tips and innovations, including:
-Best practices for designing microbial source tracking studies to inform decision-making (Amy Zimmer-Faust, The Nature Conservancy)
Microbial source tracking origins, technology, and application (John Griffith, Southern California Coastal Water Research Project)
In-situ, autonomous E. coli risk sensor (Alex Johnson & Wendy Knopp, Virridy)

Practitioners from the Salish Sea region shared reflections from local microbial source tracking projects:
Karen DuBose, Skagit County
Cameron Chapman, King County
Cynthia May, Whatcom Conservation District
Natalie Prystajecky, GEMSTONE

This was followed by a panel discussion with all the presenters.

Chapters
00:00 Intro
1:50 MST Best Practices
38:24 MST Technology
1:08:36 Virridy
1:20:00 Q&A
1:43:00 Skagit County
1:49:56 King County
1:57:53 Whatcom Conservation District
2:06:18 GEMSTONE
2:13:21 Panel Discussion