The aim of the project is to develop a mobile, bio-monitoring and environment qualifying infrastructure through the research and teaching activity with the help of the applied tools. This mobile laboratory would be able to examine and evaluate the surface waters in a fast, accurate and relatively cheap way, thus letting the scientific results be economically beneficial following the rules of environment and nature protection. We edit a Practical Guide for Field Activities in Freshwaters including the developed methods and standards through the project. With a connecting function, the mobile monitoring station would be able to jointly examine at the university with field studies, thus creating an opportunity for talented graduating and PhD students to participate in the research and study activity and practice as well. The general objective of the project is to develop a mobile, bio-monitoring and environment qualifying infrastructure. Target groups: governmental and private institutions, Directory of Hortobány and Körös-Maros National Parks, Apuseni Natural Park, Cefa Natural Park, Bihor County Environmental Agency, Crisuri Basin Water Directorate, Directory of Transtisanian Environmental Protection Agencies and Water Policies, Regional Conservancies of Environmental Protection, Nature Protection and Water Policies, hydrological management in rivers, water stocks, fish species management. The main specific activities of the project are: building up a new environmental monitoring system methodology; the preparation and execution of competitive public procurement; other activities: opening and closing event, one-time Open Day. Expected Results: Main results: a monitoring system, a joint research team, joint water quality assessment system, Practical Guide for Field Activities in Freshwaters, conferences and workshops