Keeping Great Pond $$Golden$$: The Belgrade Lakes Project
|
|
- Randolph Rodgers
- 6 years ago
- Views:
Transcription
1 Keeping Great Pond $$Golden$$: The Belgrade Lakes Project D. Whitney King, Cathy Bevier, Denise Bruesewitz, Russ Cole, Sahan Dissanayake, Philip Nyhus, James Fleming, Michael Donihue, Bruce Rueger 1, Maggie Shannon 2, Charlie Baeder, Peter Kallin 3, Kathi Wall, Lisa Hallee 4, Brenda Fekete 1 Colby College, 2 Maine Lakes Society, 3 Belgrade Regional Conservation Alliance, 4 Maine Lakes Resource Center Supported by National Science Foundation award #EPS to Maine EPSCoR at the University of Maine VLMP
2 Links of Interest Interactive Lake Data Page: Water flow animation: Live Buoy Data:
3 A Maine Sense of Place - with economic value of billions of dollars
4 Stakeholder Perceptions of Water Quality
5 48 $$$ 12 Hydrology of the Belgrade Lake Chain 28 $$$ East Pond North Pond $$$ Salmon Lake McGrath Pond Great Pond $$$ 4 8 $$$ 3 Long Pond - North Snow Pond Long Pond - South
6
7 Life is controlled by the limiting reagent How many bicycles can I make from three wheels and two frames?????
8 Volunteer Science 1988
9
10
11 Anoxic Factor (AF) = (anoxic area/ lake area) * days of anoxia AF provides an estimate of internal phosphorus loading 12 mg P/m 2 day of anoxic area <10 is good, 20 is a concern, 30 is bad, 50+ is awful Oxygen above 2 ppm Depth of anoxia Oxygen below 2 ppm Nurnberg, G. K ScienceWorld 4:42
12
13 Clear Water Lake
14 China Lake
15 Long Pond station 1
16 Great Pond Station 2
17
18 Deep Lakes good concern bad awful Shallow Lakes Belgrade Lakes Nurnberg, G. K ScienceWorld 4:42
19 Stop Studying the Problem and Fix It!
20 The 2015 Research Team
21
22 Great Pond Depth (M) vs temp F Depth (M) vs % RDO /3/15 5/8/15 5/13/15 6/3/15 6/12/15 6/17/15 6/22/15 6/29/15 7/6/15 7/16/15 7/23/15 7/30/15 8/6/15 8/12/15 8/20/15
23 Dissolved Oxygen (PPM) Great Pond Depth (meters) Julian Day (210 = 8/1/1989)
24 Great Pond 26 ºC 24ºC 22ºC 20ºC 18ºC 16ºC 14ºC 12ºC 10ºC 8ºC 6ºC 12 ppm 11 ppm 10 ppm 9 ppm 8 ppm 7 ppm 6 ppm 5 ppm 4 ppm 3 ppm 2 ppm May-8 May-13 Temperature (ºC) by Depth (M) Jun-3 Jun-12 Jun-17 Jun-22 Jun-29 Jul-6 Jul-16 Jul-23 Jul-30 Aug-6 Aug-12 Aug-20 May-8 May-13 Jun-3 RDO (ppm) by Depth (M) Jun-12 Jun-17 Jun-22 Jun-29 Jul-6 Jul-16 Jul-23 Jul-30 Aug-6 Aug-12 Aug-20
25
26
27
28
29 Great Pond 26 ºC 24ºC 22ºC 20ºC 18ºC 16ºC 14ºC 12ºC 10ºC 8ºC 6ºC 12 ppm 11 ppm 10 ppm 9 ppm 8 ppm 7 ppm 6 ppm 5 ppm 4 ppm 3 ppm 2 ppm May-8 May-13 Temperature (ºC) by Depth (M) Jun-3 Jun-12 Jun-17 Jun-22 Jun-29 Jul-6 Jul-16 Jul-23 Jul-30 Aug-6 Aug-12 Aug-20 May-8 May-13 Jun-3 RDO (ppm) by Depth (M) Jun-12 Jun-17 Jun-22 Jun-29 Jul-6 Jul-16 Jul-23 Jul-30 Aug-6 Aug-12 Aug-20
30 0 Fraction of Lake Area (10 cm layer) Cumulative Lake Area Depth in Meters Depth in Meters Great Pond - Belgrade Maine
31
32 Additional slides on high frequency data buoys!
33 Healthy Lake Phosphorus Flows must balance + O 2 Inflow + NP Sources + Internal Load < Outflow + Burial Fe(II) + -PO 4
34 hv hv
35 Building our website with the community in mind SDL500 Data Logger
36 Data sent to Colby s server Goldie measures every 15 minutes Weather data sent to Colby s server Dynamic Graphs created in HighChart and displayed on web Graphs created in LabView LabView integrates data
37
38 Additional slides
39 Light (I) Free Water productivity measurements Light (I) Wind (U) Gas exchange Oxygen (blue) algae (green) Z mix GPP Gross Primary Productivity (function of light) R Respiration F Gas Exchange Temperature (yellow) Hanson et al L&O Methods 6: 454 Solomon, Bruesewitz et al L&O 58(3): 849
40 Free-Water Metabolism
41 Light (I) Free Water productivity measurements Light (I) Wind (U) Gas exchange Oxygen (blue) algae (green) Z mix GPP Gross Primary Productivity (function of light) {1 mg O 2 /L day} R Respiration {0.7 mg O 2 /L day} F Gas Exchange {0.1 mg O 2 /L day} NPP (net primary productivity) = GPP R {0.3 mg O 2 /L day} Temperature (yellow) Hanson et al L&O Methods 6: 454 Solomon, Bruesewitz et al L&O 58(3): 849
42 Light (I) Free Water productivity measurements Light (I) Wind (U) Gas exchange GPP Oxygen (blue) algae (green) R O 2 Z mix NPP CH 2 O + O 2 CO 2 + H 2 O Deep water oxygen sink NPP (net primary productivity) = GPP R {0.3 mg O 2 /L day}
43 Light (I) Free Water productivity measurements Light (I) Wind (U) Gas exchange GPP Oxygen (blue) algae (green) R O 2 NPP 0.3 mg O 2 /L day Z mix 1x10 11 L 30,000 kg O 2 /day CH 2 O + O 2 CO 2 + H 2 O Deep water oxygen sink 0.7x10 11 L 800,000 kg O 2 800,000 kg O 2 /30,000 kg O 2 /day = 27 days to anoxia
44
a) Temperature b) Light c) Decomposition d) Mixing/Turbulence e) Salinity
Dissolved Oxygen and Primary Productivity Activity Introduction: DO is often used as an indicator of water quality. You have probably read or seen news reports of fish kills that have been linked to sewage
More informationFrench Mountain
Belgrade Regional Conservation Alliance (BRCA) Overview Peter L. Kallin, Ph.D. January 20, 2010 Colby College SSP-EPSCoR French Mountain - 1988 Mission (1991) The Belgrade Regional Conservation Alliance
More informationBolton Town Hall February 24, George Knoecklein Northeast Aquatic Research Mansfield, CT
Bolton Town Hall February 24, 214 George Knoecklein Northeast Aquatic Research Mansfield, CT Working Hypothesis 1. Deep drawdowns of Middle Bolton Lake fueled high growth rates of naiad in Lower Bolton
More informationAP Lab 12--DISSOLVED OXYGEN & AQUATIC PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY (LabBench)
Name AP Biology AP Lab 12--DISSOLVED OXYGEN & AQUATIC PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY (LabBench) Web address: http://www.phschool.com/science/biology_place/labbench Click on Lab 12: Dissolved Oxygen & Aquatic Primary
More informationAP Environmental Science
Name AP Environmental Science DISSOLVED OXYGEN & AQUATIC PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY (LabBench) Web address: http://www.phschool.com/science/biology_place/labbench Click on Lab 12: Dissolved Oxygen & Aquatic
More informationHow may climate change affect shallow inland lakes of New York State? A simple question with a complex answer
How may climate change affect shallow inland lakes of New York State? A simple question with a complex answer Bruce Gilman, Professor and Director Muller Field Station Finger Lakes Community College 3325
More informationLAB. LAB BENCH DISSOLVED OXYGEN & AQUATIC PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY
Period Date LAB. LAB BENCH DISSOLVED OXYGEN & AQUATIC PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY Go back to The Biology Place s Lab Bench so you can walk through the Dissolved Oxygen experiment as a virtual laboratory. Web
More information2012 Range Ponds Water Quality Report
2012 Range Ponds Water Quality Report Prepared by Scott Williams, Aquatic Biologist Lake & Watershed Resource Management Associates The Range Ponds Environmental Association continued to monitor the health
More informationWhole Lake Experiments to Control Harmful Algal Blooms in Multi-Use Watersheds Presentation to the Middle Huron Partners 8 November 2006
Whole Lake Experiments to Control Harmful Algal Blooms in Multi-Use Watersheds Presentation to the Middle Huron Partners 8 November 2006 U.S. EPA STAR Grant R830653-010 Develop management plan to control
More informationLake of the Woods TMDL: Internal Loading Update November 23, 2016
Lake of the Woods TMDL: Internal Loading Update November 23, 216 Outline HSPF update Bathtub update Internal loading update Next steps 1 HSPF Update Completed in September 7, km 2 ~ 615 HUC12s >3, Waterbodies
More information2015 Range Ponds Water Quality Report
2015 Range Ponds Water Quality Report Prepared by Scott Williams, Aquatic Biologist Lake & Watershed Resource Management Associates PO Box 65; Turner, ME 04282 207-576-7839 The Range Ponds Environmental
More informationMonitoring Update April 1, Northeast Aquatic Research George Knoecklein Hillary Kenyon Sabina Perkins
Monitoring Update April 1, 215 Northeast Aquatic Research George Knoecklein Hillary Kenyon Sabina Perkins Lake Monitoring Approach for 214 Tonight's discussion will focus on in-lake aspects: Assessment
More informationLake & Watershed Resource Management Associates P O Box 65; Turner, ME
Lake & Watershed Resource Management Associates P O Box 65; Turner, ME 207-336-2980 LWRMA@megalink.net 2008 Baseline Water Quality Monitoring and Assessment of Pemaquid and Biscay Ponds At the request
More informationLakes, Primary Production, Budgets and Cycling
OCN 401-Biogeochemical Systems Lecture #10 (9.22.11) Lakes, Primary Production, Budgets and Cycling (Schlesinger: Chapter 7) 1. Primary Production and Nutrient Cycling in Lakes Physical aspects and nomenclature
More informationLakes, Primary Production, Budgets and Cycling Schlesinger and Bernhardt (2013): Chapter 8, p
OCN 401-Biogeochemical Systems Lecture #12 (10.8.13) Angelos Hannides, hannides@hawaii.edu Lakes, Primary Production, Budgets and Cycling Schlesinger and Bernhardt (2013): Chapter 8, p. 288-308 1. Physical
More informationLakes: Primary Production, Budgets and Cycling. Lecture Outline
OCN 401-Biogeochemical Systems (10.06.16) Lakes: Primary Production, Budgets and Cycling Reading: Schlesinger, Chapter 8 Lecture Outline 1. Seasonal cycle of lake stratification Temperature / density relationship
More informationLake & Watershed Resource Management Associates P O Box 65; Turner, ME
Lake & Watershed Resource Management Associates P O Box 65; Turner, ME 207-336-2980 LWRMA @megalink.net 2009 Baseline Water Quality Monitoring and Assessment of McCurdy Pond At the request of the Pemaquid
More informationCauses and Possible Corrections for Nuisance Algae Conditions in Huron River Lakes: Summary Findings from 2003, 2004, and Prof John T.
Causes and Possible Corrections for Nuisance Algae Conditions in Huron River Lakes: Summary Findings from 23, 24, and 25 Prof John T. Lehman Middle Huron Partners 8 November 25 Welcome Summary of public
More informationLearning from Lake of the Woods
Learning from Lake of the Woods Internal loading and resuspension in shallow lakes Julie Blackburn, Minnesota Area Manager Julie.Blackburn@respec.com 651-305-5705 Lake of the Woods Aug. 2006 In 2008,
More informationLake of the Woods TMDL: Update and Next Steps November 21, 2017
Lake of the Woods TMDL: Update and Next Steps November 21, 2017 Outline Where we ve been (2016) HSPF Bathtub Internal loading estimation Progress in 2017 Development of TMDL load allocation table Next
More informationFigure 1. Platte River Sub-Watersheds and Monitoring Locations.
Figure 1. Platte River Sub-Watersheds and Monitoring Locations. 10 2 1 9 7 BL Pond 8 Hatchery 6 3 5 4 1 Platte River at Fewins Rd 6 B. Creek to Hatchery Spring 2 Platte River at Stone Bridge 7 Platte River
More informationNuisance Algae and the Huron River: Recent Changes and Future Trends
Nuisance Algae and the Huron River: Recent Changes and Future Trends Prof. John T. Lehman 5 October 20 Overview of this Talk Review nuisance conditions Nutrient budgets along the river Differences between
More informationLakes: Primary Production, Budgets and Cycling
OCN 401-Biogeochemical Systems (9.28.17) Lakes: Primary Production, Budgets and Cycling Reading: Schlesinger, Chapter 8 Lecture Outline 1. Seasonal cycle of lake stratification Temperature / density relationship
More informationEllis Pond Productivity Lab
Name Per. Ellis Pond Productivity Lab Purpose: In this lab, you will have the opportunity to study the health of an aquatic ecosystem. We will measure the dissolved oxygen concentration and temperature
More informationALGAE CONTROL BY PHOSPHORUS INACTIVATION. KENNETH J. WAGNER, Ph.D, CLM WATER RESOURCE SERVICES
ALGAE CONTROL BY PHOSPHORUS INACTIVATION KENNETH J. WAGNER, Ph.D, CLM WATER RESOURCE SERVICES Generation of Internal Load Some portion of the phosphorus (P) that enters a lake winds up in the sediment
More informationBenthic Nutrient Cycling in Boston Harbor and Massachusetts Bay
Benthic Nutrient Cycling in Boston Harbor and Massachusetts Bay Anne Giblin, Charles Hopkinson & Jane Tucker The Ecosystems Center, Marine Biological Laboratory Woods Hole, MA 2543 September 22, 1999 Boston
More informationMean annual temperature range / C. (a) Explain the meaning of the term gross primary productivity (GPP). (2)
1 Gross primary productivity (GPP) is affected by temperature and precipitation, which includes rain and snow. The table below shows the mean annual temperature range and mean annual precipitation range
More informationUsing the Chesapeake Bay Program Interpolator to analyze Chesapeake Bay monitoring program data
Using the Chesapeake Bay Program Interpolator to analyze Chesapeake Bay monitoring program data Bill Romano & Mark Trice MD Dept. of Natural Resources bromano@dnr.state.md.us mtrice@dnr.state.md.us www.eyesonthebay.net
More informationUnderstanding and Acting: Community
Understanding and Acting: Community Catchment t Management age e at Loweswater Lisa Norton, Claire Waterton, Judith Tsouvalis, Stephen Maberly, Linda May, Alex Elliott, Nigel Watson, John Rockliffe, Leslie
More informationPhosphorus cycling in a sedimentation pond of a constructed wetland. Santiago Clerici Michael Krom, Robert Mortimer and Sally MacKenzie
Phosphorus cycling in a sedimentation pond of a constructed wetland Santiago Clerici Michael Krom, Robert Mortimer and Sally MacKenzie WWT Slimbridge Effluents high in N, P, Organic Matter and suspended
More informationChapter 3 Ecosystem Ecology. Reading Questions
APES Name 22 Module 7 Chapter 3 Ecosystem Ecology Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 17 Module 6 The Movement of Energy 18 Ecosystem Field Walk 19 Module 7 The 23 Module 8 Responses to Disturbances
More informationCarbon Cycling or. perspective. CE5508 Biogeochemistry
Carbon Cycling or the importance of methods & perspective CE5508 Biogeochemistry Spring 2006 Topics to cover GPP vs. NPP vs. NEP (NCP) Carbon flow paths Allochthonous (exogenous) vs. autochthonous (endogenous)
More informationIt Comes from the Mud! Nutrients, Internal Loading, Internal Waves, and Infernal Honeoye HABs
It Comes from the Mud! Nutrients, Internal Loading, Internal Waves, and Infernal Honeoye HABs c Nelson Hairston Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, Cornell University Lindsay Schaffner 1 Bruce
More informationEcosystems. Trophic relationships determine the routes of energy flow and chemical cycling in ecosystems.
AP BIOLOGY ECOLOGY ACTIVITY #5 Ecosystems NAME DATE HOUR An ecosystem consists of all the organisms living in a community as well as all the abiotic factors with which they interact. The dynamics of an
More informationTeaching with the Great Lakes Observing System (GLOS) Dead Zone Enrichment Unit
Teaching with the Great Lakes Observing System (GLOS) Dead Zone Enrichment Unit Lesson 3: Interpreting graphs of water temperature vs. depth Activity: Investigate seasonal cycles by interpreting Great
More informationYahara WINS Group Meeting. September 13, 2017
Yahara WINS Group Meeting September 13, 2017 Approval of Minutes Review and acceptance of 06/13/2017 meeting summary Updates Consulting Director contract signed Yahara Pride LDMI project moving forward
More informationWater Quality Conditions During 2007 in the Vicinity of the Klamath Hydroelectric Project
Prepared by: Richard Raymond, Ph.D. E&S Environmental Chemistry, Inc. Corvallis, Oregon Prepared for: PacifiCorp Energy 825 N.E. Multnomah, Suite 1500 Portland, OR 97232 October 14, 2008 CONTENTS Section
More informationLong-Term Volunteer Lake Monitoring in the Upper Woonasquatucket Watershed
Long-Term Volunteer Lake Monitoring in the Upper Woonasquatucket Watershed Linda Green URI Watershed Watch 1-87-95, lgreen@uri.edu WATER QUALITY IS A REFLECTION OF THE ACTIVITIES IN THE LANDS AND WATERS
More informationFeedback mechanisms between cyanobacterial blooms, transient hypoxia and benthic phosphorus regeneration in shallow coastal environments
Low oxygen environments in marine, estuarine and fresh waters 46th International Liege colloquium 5-9 May 214 Feedback mechanisms between cyanobacterial blooms, transient hypoxia and benthic phosphorus
More informationClimate Change Effects on Maine Lakes
Climate Change Effects on Maine Lakes Linda Bacon Aquatic Biologist II Lakes Assessment Section Maine Volunteer Lake Monitoring Program Annual Meeting July 21, 2012 Protecting Maine s Air, Land and Water
More informationFig. 1. Map for location
The Asian Journal of Biology Education (2002) Number 1 3 Faculty of Education, Shiga University 2--1 Hiratsu, Otsu, 20-0862. Japan. Introduction Lake Biwa (Fig. 1) is the largest lake in Japan and one
More informationC. Penn, J. Payne*, J. Vitale, J. McGrath and D. Haak Oklahoma State University University of Maryland Illinois River Watershed Partnership
C. Penn, J. Payne*, J. Vitale, J. McGrath and D. Haak Oklahoma State University University of Maryland Illinois River Watershed Partnership Occurs primarily via surface flow: - Particulate P carried on
More informationseven mm screw top bottles Vernier computer interface shallow pan Vernier Dissolved Oxygen Probe scissors Logger Pro
Primary Productivity AP Bio Lab 12B Name: Date: Oxygen is vital to life. In the atmosphere, oxygen comprises over 20% of the available gases. In aquatic ecosystems, however, oxygen is scarce. To be useful
More informationWhy Water Quality? FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE March 26, 2013
Nutrients Nutrients Microbes Rulers of the World Microbes and Redox Potential Dissolved Oxygen Nitrogen Cycle From Waste to Gas Phosphorus Cycle or Recycle Algae The Miracle of Life Stormwater - Loadings
More informationCHERRY CREEK RESERVOIR DESTRATIFICATION SYSTEM
CHERRY CREEK RESERVOIR DESTRATIFICATION SYSTEM Memorandum William P. Ruzzo, PE, LLC 6641 West Hamilton Drive, Lakewood, Colorado 80227 (303) 985-1091 (303) 989-6561 fax bill.ruzzo@comcast.net To: Chuck
More informationWater-quality monitoring program 2014 the present
Water-quality monitoring program 2014 the present Motivations include: Improve understanding of a complex system Enhance trout growth, habitat, and survival Enhance the fishing experience Improve resource
More informationl ake Biology terc.ucdavis.edu
l ake Biology Algae growth (primary productivity) Yearly since 1959 Primary productivity (PPr) is a measure of the rate at which algae produce biomass through photosynthesis. At Lake Tahoe, it has been
More informationU.S. Geological Survey s Update on the Water Quality of Delavan Lake
Memo to: Town of Delavan Lake Committee Date: February 2, 2013 From: Ryan Simons, Town of Delavan Lake Committee Chairman Subject: U.S. Geological Survey s Update on the Water Quality of Delavan Lake On
More informationLong Pond Post-Treatment Summary Report through 2013
Long Pond Post-Treatment Summary Report through 13 March 1 Prepared by Water Resource Services TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction... 1 Water Clarity... 3 Phytoplankton... Oxygen... Phosphorus... 1 Conclusions
More informationNutrient Response to Sewage Abatement in Hong Kong
Nutrient Response to Sewage Abatement in Hong Kong Prof. Paul J. Harrison Atmospheric, Marine & Coastal Environment Program Institute for the Environment HK University of Science & Technology Outline Background
More informationTHE USE OF ALUMINUM SULFATE (ALUM) IN LAKES AND PONDS
THE USE OF ALUMINUM SULFATE (ALUM) IN LAKES AND PONDS Joe Bischoff and Brian Beck, Wenck Associates Inc. William F. James, University of Wisconsin-Stout Presentation Objectives Sediment P release in lakes
More information2017 Water Quality Report and Historical Analysis. Long Lake Mickey Lake Ruth Lake. Monitoring Years
2017 Water Quality Report and Historical Analysis Long Lake Mickey Lake Ruth Lake Monitoring Years 1993-2017 Submitted to: Long Lake Association October 2017 Prepared by: Great Lakes Environmental Center
More informationVolunteers Keeping A Watchful Eye on the Health of Maine Lakes and Ponds for 39 Years!
Volunteers Keeping A Watchful Eye on the Health of Maine Lakes and Ponds for 39 Years! VLMP is the Largest Collector and Provider of Lake Data in the State of Maine 2009 608 volunteers collected water
More information8 LITTLE CROSBY LAKE RESULTS
8 LITTLE CROSBY LAKE RESULTS 8.1 LITTLE CROSBY LAKE BACKGROUND Figure 8-1: View of the south shoreline of. is 8 acres with an average depth of 7 ft and a maximum depth of 34 ft. Little Crosby Lake is a
More informationResult data last updated. 10 July Map of Norske Skog Albury Paper Mills Environmental Protection Licence compliance monitoring sites
A full copy of our license can be found on the EPA website under the following address http://www.epa.nsw.gov.au/prpoeoapp/viewpoeolicence.aspx?docid=32757&sysuid=1&licid=1272 Result data last updated
More informationWatershed and Water Quality Modeling to Support TMDL Determinations Lake Oologah
Watershed and Water Quality Modeling to Support TMDL Determinations Lake Oologah 26 th Annual Conference Oklahoma Clean Lakes and Watersheds Association (OCLWA) April 5-6, 2017 Stillwater, Oklahoma Lake
More informationComparative Analysis of Minnesota Lakes Treated with Alum to Inform Spring Lake Treatment
Comparative Analysis of Minnesota Lakes Treated with Alum to Inform Spring Lake Treatment Prepared for the Prior Lake Spring Lake Watershed District (PLSLWD) April 23, 2013 Comparative Analysis of Minnesota
More informationFigure by Railsback, h2p:// Surface charges and adsorb4on
Figure by Railsback, h2p://www.gly.uga.edu/railsback/fundamentals/8150goldich&bondstreng06ls.pdf Surface charges and adsorb4on Borrowed from Paul Schroeder, Uga h2p://clay.uga.edu/courses/8550/ 1 aridisol
More informationUsing No-till and Cover Crops to Reduce Phosphorus Runoff
Using No-till and Cover Crops to Reduce Phosphorus Runoff How to Avoid SRP in Surface Water Dr. K. Rafiq Islam, Research Scientist Jim Hoorman, Assistant Professor, Agriculture and Natural Resources hoorman.1@osu.edu
More informationWater Quality Temperature
Water Quality Computer 10 The temperature of a body of water influences its overall quality. Water temperatures outside the normal range for a stream or river can cause harm to the aquatic organisms that
More informationBoy Lake CASS COUNTY
Boy Lake 11-143- CASS COUNTY Summary Boy Lake is located near Remer, MN in Cass County. It covers 3,452 acres, which places it in the upper 1% of lakes in Minnesota in terms of size. Boy Lake has two main
More informationWater Quality Performance of Wetlands Receiving NPS Loads
Water Quality Performance of Wetlands Receiving NPS Loads Nitrate Removal Efficiency and Load Reductions Using Targeted Wetland Restorations in the Upper Mississippi River Basin William G. Crumpton, Iowa
More informationPotato Lake 2010 Project Results and APM Plan. Saturday May 28, 2011 Dave Blumer, Jake Macholl SEH Lake Scientists
Potato Lake 2010 Project Results and APM Plan Saturday May 28, 2011 Dave Blumer, Jake Macholl SEH Lake Scientists Lake and Aquatic Plant Management Planning Goal: To maintain or improve the overall condition
More informationEstimation of Internal Phosphorus Loading for Cedar Island Lake (DOW# )
www.fixmylake.com 18029 83 rd Avenue North Maple Grove, MN 55311 mail@freshwatersci.com (651) 336-8696 Estimation of Internal Phosphorus Loading for Cedar Island Lake (DOW# 27-0119) Prepared for the Cedar
More informationWilliam E. Lynch Jr. Co-Owner, Manager Millcreek Perch Farm Marysville, OH
William E. Lynch Jr. Co-Owner, Manager Millcreek Perch Farm Marysville, OH OAA President Industry Advisory Council North Central Regional Aquaculture Center Aquaculture Realism A Severely or Chronically
More informationPonds: Careful of the Fish!
Ponds: Careful of the Fish! Dr. Chuck Cichra Extension Fisheries Specialist University of Florida / IFAS SFRC - Program of Fisheries & Aquatic Sciences All Plants Need Water, Light, and Nutrients Aquatic
More informationMonitoring the Performance of Anaerobic Ponds in the Treatment of Abattoir Wastewater
Monitoring the Performance of Anaerobic Ponds in the Treatment of Abattoir Wastewater Dr Bernadette McCabe National Centre for Engineering in Agriculture, USQ MINTRAC QLD Environment Network Meeting 14
More informationUnderstanding the Basics of Limnology
Understanding the Basics of Limnology Outline Watershed Processes Lake Formation Physical Features of Lakes Lake Processes Lake Chemistry Lake Biology Lake Management WATERSHED PROCESSES A Lake is a Reflection
More informationGlobal Biogeochemical cycles and Ocean Productivity
Global Biogeochemical cycles and Ocean Productivity Biological Oceanography Recall: goal is not to understand the biology of one particular organism (or group), but to understand organisms fit into the
More informationCortez Sea Water Alternatives
Cortez Sea Water Alternatives Is it the seas last chance (alternative) the only option, or just another scheme to justify consulting fees? Copyright 2009 Agrarian Research & Management Company, LTD. Possible
More informationDissolved Oxygen, Productivity, and B.O.D. Lab
Dissolved Oxygen, Productivity, and B.O.D. Lab Most living organisms, including aquatic organisms, require certain levels of oxygen to carry out normal metabolic processes. They are thus aerobic organisms.
More informationAerating Culture Ponds
Aerating Culture Ponds to Improve Water Quality Bill Lynch, retired Eugene Braig Program Director, Aquatic Ecosystems Ohio State University Extension, School of Environment & Natural Resources North Central
More informationSediment Trapping and Inflow/Outflow Phosphorus Turnover
Sediment Trapping and Inflow/Outflow Phosphorus Turnover By: Dan Carey Field Research If you have ever been swimming in Lake Eau Claire you know exactly what everyone else on the lake is also thinking,
More informationWATER QUALITY MONITORING PROJECT FOR DEMONSTRATION OF CANAL REMEDIATION METHODS FLORIDA KEYS. Report of activities: September 7th, 2016
Southeast Environmental Research Center WATER QUALITY MONITORING PROJECT FOR DEMONSTRATION OF CANAL REMEDIATION METHODS FLORIDA KEYS Report of activities: September 7th, 2016 Presented to: Florida Keys
More informationTable 1: QA/QC Data Comparison Rankings for deployment between June 24 and July 21, 2009.
General The Water Resources Management Division staff monitors the real-time web page on a daily basis. This monthly deployment report interprets the data from a water quality monitoring station on Minipi
More informationCrystal Lake and Keller Lake Water Quality Evaluation and Ferric Chloride Treatment Project
Crystal Lake and Keller Lake Water Quality Evaluation and Ferric Chloride Treatment Project Assessment for 8 Prepared for Black Dog Watershed Management Organization January 9 Crystal Lake and Keller Lake
More informationUse tables to organize data Case & Variable Categorical variable & Quantitative variable
Use tables to organize data Case & Variable Categorical variable & Quantitative variable Population: The total group of individuals (no need to be human) about whom you want to make conclusions. Sample:
More informationLevel 1 One-Box Steady-State Model of Jennings Bay
D R A F T Modeling Three levels of lake modeling are discussed below as they relate to management of water quality in Jennings Bay and Lake Minnetonka in general. Specific data requirements vary, but are
More informationThresholds in Recovery of Eutrophic Bay Sub-Systems: Five Case-Studies
Thresholds in Recovery of Eutrophic Bay Sub-Systems: Five Case-Studies W. Michael Kemp, Walter Boynton, and Denise Breitburg University of Maryland CES & SERC (Collaborators: J. Testa, Y. Lee, J. Hagy,
More informationLAKE AUBURN: THE EFFECT OF CLIMATE DRIVERS ON LAKE WATER QUALITY
LAKE AUBURN: THE EFFECT OF CLIMATE DRIVERS ON LAKE WATER QUALITY Bernadette Kolb, Zachary Eichenwald and Daniel Bisson, CDM Smith John Storer, Auburn Water District* David Jones, Lewiston Water Division
More informationOtter Lake Otter Lake Association Town of Forestport Oneida County
Otter Lake Otter Lake Association Town of Forestport Oneida County Lake Characteristics Watershed Characteristics Surface area (ac/ha) 282 / 114 Max depth (ft/m) / 3 Mean depth (ft/m) 5 / 1 Retention time
More informationAustin Lake Baseline Inversion Oxygenation Data 2017 Kalamazoo County, Michigan
Austin Lake Baseline Inversion Oxygenation Data Kalamazoo County, Michigan Prepared for: Austin Lake Governmental Lake Board (ALGLB) Pursuant to MDEQ Permit No. WRP008788 Prepared by: 18406 West Spring
More informationTreatment of Nitrate
Treatment of Nitrate on the Edge of Vegetable Farms UC Cooperative Extension Field Day February 23, 2011 Spreckles, California Bryan Largay Elkhorn Slough National Estuarine Research Reserve Harold Leverenz
More informationNUTRIENTS AND PARTICLES TERC.UCDAVIS.EDU
NU T R I EN T S A N D PA R T I C L E S 9 Sources of clarity-reducing pollutants TAHOE: STATE OF THE L AKE REPORT 2014 Previous research has quantified the primary sources of nutrients (nitrogen and phosphorus)
More informationMonitoring to Ensure Quality. Katie Kennedy-Fairfax Water
Monitoring to Ensure Quality Katie Kennedy-Fairfax Water Virginia s Largest Water Utility (1 in 5 Virginians on Public Supply) One of 25 Largest Water Utilities in the Country Nearly 2 Million Retail
More informationPoster session. Comparison of Automated versus Manual Monitoring of Levels of Dissolved Oxygen in Aquaculture Ponds
Shelby Fortune and Todd Tietjen Department of Wildlife and Fisheries College of Forest Resources Mississippi State University Box 9690 Mississippi State, MS 39762 662-312-7051 Email: sef39@msstate.edu
More informationLake Mitchell / Firesteel Creek Water Quality Improvement Project
Lake Mitchell / Firesteel Creek Water Quality Improvement Project Final Progress Report on the 2003-2005 Alum Demonstration Project January 2006 Dick Osgood 22720 Galpin Lane Shorewood, MN 55331 Lake Mitchell
More informationA Case Study of the Economic Impact of Seasonal Visitors to a Lake Watershed Environment
Athens Journal of Tourism June 2015 A Case Study of the Economic Impact of Seasonal Visitors to a Lake Watershed Environment By Michael Donihue Sahan T. M. Dissanayake Lucy O Keeffe Ecosystem services
More informationCOST Action ES 1201 Networking Lake Observatories in Europe
COST Action ES 1201 Networking Lake Observatories in Europe Why lake observatories? Examples of services Examples of environmental stressors Water supply Lakes provide many services for the human population.
More informationHydrology: Sources of Water and Nutrients
Hydrology: Sources of Water and Nutrients 37 Hydrology: Sources of Water and Nutrients Study results indicate that Silver Lake is colimited by both phosphorus and nitrogen, at the time when the bioassay
More informationPortage Lake CASS COUNTY
Portage Lake 11-0204-00 CASS COUNTY Summary Portage Lake is located near Bena, MN in Cass County. It covers 1,539 acres, which places it in the upper 10% of lakes in Minnesota in terms of size. Portage
More informationWhen Things Heat Up. To relate the physical and chemical properties of water to a water pollution issue.
Purpose: Summary: To relate the physical and chemical properties of water to a water pollution issue. In this exercise, students will measure the temperature and dissolved oxygen of a stream (or use their
More informationURI Watershed Watch: 25 Years of Documenting RI s Waters
URI Watershed Watch: 25 Years of Documenting RI s Waters Linda Green & Elizabeth Herron lgreen@uri.edu 401-874-2905 www.uri.edu/ce/wq/ww July 12, 2013 University of Rhode Island Natural Resources Science
More informationCHAPTER 49 ECOSYSTEMS
CHAPTER 49 ECOSYSTEMS I. INTRODUCTION A. An ecosystem 1. Whereas a community consists of all the organisms in a certain boundary that are close enough for some sort of interaction, an ecosystem: -is defined
More informationGolden Sunlight Mine Bio-Treatment of Acid Producing Waste. By Rory Tibbals Operations Superintendent
Golden Sunlight Mine Bio-Treatment of Acid Producing Waste By Rory Tibbals Operations Superintendent Golden Sunlight Mine Gold Producing Mine 2.5 Million Ounces Produced 20 Year Operation Ore and All
More informationLake.Champlain Blue green algae, Lake Champlain
State, Feds Shake Hands on Lake Champlain Cleanup Agreement An agreement between the state and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, unveiled Friday, specifies that Vermont must reduce the amount of
More informationLower Bolton Lake Status Up-Date
Lower Bolton Lake Status Up-Date Prepared for: Town of Bolton Bolton, CT Prepared by: Northeast Aquatic Research, LLC Mansfield, CT May 8, 217 June 19, 217 October 31, 217 1 P age Purpose This report is
More informationReport on the Health of Thompson Lake 2015
lake & watershed Resource management associates PO Box 65 Turner ME 04282 207-336-2980 lwrma@megalink.net Report on the Health of Thompson Lake 2015 This report is a summary and analysis of findings of
More informationFertilization of Yellow Perch Fry Ponds. Dean Rapp, Research Assistant
Fertilization of Yellow Perch Fry Ponds Dean Rapp, Research Assistant Why Fertilize? Adding Nutrients (Nitrogen and Phosphorus) in fertilizers to create a Food Web Produce and maintain phytoplankton population
More informationREVIEW OF PHASE I WATER QUALITY DIAGNOSTIC STUDY OF LAKE AUBURN AND ITS WATERSHED LAKE AUBURN WATERSHED PROTECTION COMMISSION PUBLIC MEETING
REVIEW OF PHASE I WATER QUALITY DIAGNOSTIC STUDY OF LAKE AUBURN AND ITS WATERSHED LAKE AUBURN WATERSHED PROTECTION COMMISSION PUBLIC MEETING In collaboration with: Comprehensive Environmental, Inc. and
More information