In partnership with the Wildlands Conservancy, LEO (Lehigh Earth Observatory) maintains a hydroprobe that collects data, weekly, from the Lehigh River. The hydroprobe, a Hydrolab Corporation Datasonde 3 Multiprobe, is a remote monitor that has the ability to take measurements at desired intervals, which can be transferred directly to a PC. The hydroprobe is one of the Wildlands Conservancy's probes distributed along the Lehigh River to assess water quality on a year round continuous basis. The probe automatically collects water quality data such as pH, temperature, dissolved oxygen, turbidity, and conductivity. Users can define a logging run, including start date and time, stop date and time, and logging interval. The students deploy the instrument for easy and reliable operation. The data is then downloaded at the end of each week and entered into a database for future use and analyzation.