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WaterShed Monitoring is proud to announce that the CEO and cofounder of the company, Ms Sonja Behmel, Ph.D., has been selected to lead one of the workshops offered during the German-Ghanean Water Week, which will take place in Accra, Ghana, from November… Continued

WaterShed Monitoring is proud to announce that the CEO and cofounder of the company, Ms Sonja Behmel, Ph.D., has been selected to lead one of the workshops offered during the German-Ghanean Water Week, which will take place in Accra, Ghana, from November… Continued

News release Québec, September 23, 2019 — WaterShed Monitoring is proud to announce that Mses Sonja Behmel, Ph.D., CEO and cofounder of the company, and Anna Scheili, consultant expert and project manager, will be joining a few other water stakeholders of Québec City area to… Continued

WaterShed Monitoring has been selected by the City of Quebec for a structured business support offered by Inno-Centre to innovative companies. Over the past six months, we have had several meetings with Inno Centre advisors and received valuable advice from… Continued

The Quebec Government’s Water Withdrawal and Protection Regulation (WWPR) first compliance report is due on April 30th, 2021. Within the WWPR, this applies to all municipalities supplying more than 500 people with drinking water. As multiple stakeholders are responding to… Continued

Only available in French Entrepreneuriat Laval remet 30 600 $ en bourses lors d’un gala soulignant la 21e édition du Défi OSEntreprendre – échelon local – Université Laval Cité universitaire, le mardi 9 avril 2019 – C’est lors d’une grande… Continued

Québec, 4 décembre 2018 — WaterShed Monitoring is proud to announce that the administration board of the Norddeutsches Wasserzentrum (NWZ; Northern German Water Center, NDLT) has accepted the company’s nomination and will officially present its new member during an assembly… Continued

Watch this week’s full episode of EAUTREMENT. Sonja Behmel from WaterShed Monitoring as well as several other experts are explaining lake Saint-Charles, Québec City’s principal drinking water reservoir. http://ccap.tv/vos-emissions/eautrement-fr2268.html

Journal of Environmental Management Volume 218, 15 July 2018, Pages 540–554 Abstract: Water quality monitoring programs (WQMPs) must be based on monitoring objectives originating from the real knowledge needs of all stakeholders in a watershed and users of the resource.… Continued

Quebec, April 3 2018 – WaterShed Monitoring is proud to announce financial support worth 285 000 $ from Quebec City as part of the Technological Showcase Program (Programme de vitrine technologique). The program will demonstrate how the new software features of… Continued