Contaminants in drinking water can cause serious health problems like stomach issues, reproductive troubles, and neurological disorders. Infants, young children, pregnant women, the elderly, and those with weakened immune systems are especially at risk. Tackling this problem means taking a comprehensive approach.

Collaborating with local organizations and schools to collect data and raise awareness about water quality issues helps build momentum for collective change and builds momentum for policy changes through community partnerships.

Join us in our mission to collect water quality data on St. Croix to ensure we know the health of the water we use!

  • Report(s) of water sample testing data
  • An option for site users to download data for further analysis and research

Terra Ay Ay is looking for community members who would like to have their cistern or well water tested for e coli, total coliform, heavy metals, “forever chemicals” and/or petrochemical contaminants* Reach out via contact page if interested.

Water Testing

Locations of interest:

We are particularly interested in finding volunteers who have homes in the locations shaded in red on the map to the right.

This map represents the neighborhoods most impacted by industrial pollution in 2021, based on the survey responses from 681 residents. *

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* source: https://www.bennington.edu/center-advancement-of-public-action/environment-and-public-action/environmental-justice-begins-st

Testing Data

Coming Soon

Testing in process. Please Contact Us if you are interested in having your cistern or well water tested.

Resources for Water Quality: