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Microbial Source Tracking

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