Dataset

Citizen Science

Dataset by University of Regina

Dataset summary

Observations

  • 1 October 2021

    Pike Lake Baseline Site by Pike Lake Cottage & Watershed Association

    29.13 inches low from full supply

  • 30 September 2021

    Buffalo Pound Lake opposite treatment plant intake by Water Security Agency

    app PO4: 1.81mg/L

  • 28 September 2021

    Buffalo Pound Lake opposite treatment plant intake by Water Security Agency

    app PO4: 1.39mg/L

  • 28 September 2021

    Kipabiskau Lake - 600m southeast of Kipabiskau Regional Park by AL BRADSHAW

    Area has been in drought conditions for past 2 years with minimal rain and spring runoff. 40 year residents do not recall the lake being this low. Water clarity has been excellent although weed growth is becoming an issue with mechanical harvesting done in Aug and planned for next July. No or minimal algae growth with the thought that the increased weed growth is competing for nutrients.

  • 27 September 2021

    Across from boat launch by Jocelyn Rivea

    Robin's egg blue sand residue on shore

  • 27 September 2021

    Jackfish Lake - Centre - 1km south of Rock Island by Terry Johnson

  • 27 September 2021

    Crutwell Pit by Cole Tomlinson

    Water is too deep/silty to get a secchi from shore, plus there's quite a but of current

  • 26 September 2021

    Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park by Nancy Dobson

    Warm day, beautiful fall colours in Cypress!

  • 26 September 2021

    Neis Beach by Karen Kelly

    Sample taken from close to shore as our dock is out of the water. Calm and sunny. Very little boat traffic. Lots of ducks and geese. Algae floating on top of water near shore. Minnows near the shore.

  • 26 September 2021

    Katepwa Lake - north of Taylor Hamlet by Michael Fix

    Heavier than normal green algae. Largely small single strand algae.

  • 25 September 2021

    Middle of lake at Poplar Beach by Margot Gough

    Weather was an issue (very windy). No dissolved oxygen as the tester was unfamiliar with the process and the wind made it difficult.