• Advises homeowners and communities on drinking water quality and groundwater issues. Provides assistance in interpreting drinking water test results.
• Assists Wisconsin communities with groundwater education strategies and collection of water quality data through community-wide well water testing programs.
• Presents educational programs for citizen groups, local officials or educators on the basics of groundwater occurrence and movement and local groundwater issues.
• Organizes and conducts workshops for teachers on using the sand-tank groundwater flow model as an instructional tool for groundwater education.
• Works with UW-Extension faculty and staff to develop and disseminate groundwater information to communities and citizens around Wisconsin.
• Serves on the Education Subcommittee of the Wisconsin Groundwater Coordinating Council.

Reports/Publications

• Masarik, K., D. Tscheschlok, and D. Mechenich. 2010. Fond du Lac County Groundwater: A community resource. CWSE Groundwater Summary #4.               [view 6.4MB pdf]
• Masarik, K. 2009. On-site water reuse systems: Using water to its full potential. G3882. University of Wisconsin Cooperative Extension. Madison, WI.
• Masarik, K., D. Neuendorf, D. Mechenich. 2007. Dodge County Groundwater: A community resource. CWSE Report.
• Masarik, K.C., G.J. Kraft, D.J. Mechenich, and B.A. Browne. 2007. Groundwater Pollutant Transfer in a Mississippi Valley Loess Hills Watershed. Final Report to WI Department of Natural Resources. 
• Masarik, K. 2007. Improving Your Private Well Water Quality. G3826. University of Wisconsin Cooperative Extension. Madison, WI. 
• Masarik, K., J. Janke, and D. Mechenich. 2006. An Introduction to Groundwater in St. Croix County.. CWSE Report.
• Masarik, K., P. Ohlrogge, and D. Mechenich. 2005. Groundwater in Iowa County: A citizen's guide. CWSE Report.
• Masarik, K.C., J.M. Norman, K.R. Brye and J.M. Baker. 2004. An improved automated approach to measuring drainage with equilibrium tension lysimeters. Journal of Environmental Quality. 33:1152-1158.