This dataset is inactive (last observation on 7 November 2024).
2020 OTF Test Strip Reading Study
Dataset summary
Observations
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26 July 2020
South of Victoria Street off Walter Bean trail, approx 60 ft South of railway bridge (Kitchener) by Alex Patterson
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26 July 2020
J.A Pollock family Trailway at Stanley, Kitchener, Ontario (Victoria and Shirley st) by Alex Patterson
No turtles today (EDIT, returned to test site once testing was completed & Painted Turtles were noted - picture attached). High bird activity. Resident heron in other pond per usual. Not much algae smell.
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26 July 2020
Humber Bay Arch Bridge by Anthony P. Gulston
Water kinda rough. No wind. Loads of swans and a couple of heron.
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25 July 2020
Eramosa Trail off York Rd by Christine Dulal-Whiteway
Small riparian zone, not much covering river, trees and shrubs. Approx 100 m wide. Very deep, can’t see bottom. Pebble, sandy shoreline. Lots of ducks and geese. Fallen branches. Small fish and insects.
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25 July 2020
Sifton bog by Stevie stash
Maybe a month ago I was here a lot tadpoles that had formed legs but not dropped the tail yet
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25 July 2020
Old Mill Bridge by Anthony P. Gulston
Water moving pretty fast. Minnows and a school of larger fish (Did not get enough time to identify them). Couple of Turkey vultures. Pretty dry air.
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25 July 2020
Shirley's Bay by James Wheatley
Water level has gone up about 4-5' from weeks past. Rainfall was had during the week.
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25 July 2020
Just past boat launch by Anika Smithson
Sunny, warm Last 24 hrs...sunny, warm Test done by kayak So much algae along shore!
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25 July 2020
Casablanca beach by Robin Rozon
Many people at the beach playing in the sand and in the water today.
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25 July 2020
Elizabeth Street Pumphouse by Robin Rozon
There is a significant amount of periphyton growth on the rocks and boat ramp here. Water is very clear. Ducks and canada geese present. Kayakers and families going fishing also present.
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25 July 2020
Pittock Conservation Area by Julia Deveau
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24 July 2020
Pittock Conservation Outcrop by Julia Deveau
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24 July 2020
Morningside heights by Edana Golbourne
More flooded than previous weeks, slight breeze, clear skies
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24 July 2020
Home Smith Park Rd just down from old mill rd by Bryan Dechairo
Poor visibility due to runoff from recent rain
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24 July 2020
Behind KeyWest Condo by Amanda Hickey
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24 July 2020
Path on west side of Mimico Creek south of Bloor Street by Bryan Dechairo
Many dragon flys laying eggs.
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24 July 2020
Harcourt Park by Water Rangers
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24 July 2020
South of footbridge by Joanne Arcand
It didn't rain last night or yesterday, but it is really muddy within a meter of the edge.
- Intended audience
- Our group or organization
- Intended use
- Education and engagement of local communities
Monitoring program details
- Water quality criteria
- Canada
- Sampling frequency
- Weekly
Data sharing
Latest contribution to the dataset
High Park Nature Centre
on 7 November at Grenadier park east shore