Dataset

Citizen Science

Dataset by University of Regina

Dataset summary

Observations

  • 3 August 2021

    Grant Devine Reservoir Upstream of Outlet by Water Security Agency

  • 3 August 2021

    Emma Lake @ Opp. Okema Beach by Water Security Agency

  • 3 August 2021

    Emma Lake @ opp. Murray Point by Water Security Agency

  • 3 August 2021

    Rafferty Reservoir Upstream Outlet by Water Security Agency

  • 1 August 2021

    Big Shell Lake, east shoreline of Echo Bay by dianna sutton

  • 31 July 2021

    East of the north end of Morrison island by Carola Giudicelli

  • 31 July 2021

    Boggy Creek near rail road by Erin Ennis

    Some green algae present, but water is very clear with low turbidity.

  • 29 July 2021

    Katepwa Lake - Baseline by Water Security Agency

  • 29 July 2021

    Pasqua Lake - Baseline by Water Security Agency

  • 29 July 2021

    Echo Lake - Baseline by Water Security Agency

  • 28 July 2021

    Lake Diefenbaker @ Riverhurst Ferry Xing by Water Security Agency

  • 28 July 2021

    Lake Diefenbaker @ SK Landing by Water Security Agency

  • 28 July 2021

    Wascana Marina by WUQWATR Inc.

    Number of hauls: 3 Haul length (m): 18 Haul volume (L): 1273

  • 27 July 2021

    Echo Valley Prov. Park boat launch by Joni Darke

    Dead carp floating in water. Saw a Greeb out in the water, driving for food. Water is definitely getting “greener “.

  • 27 July 2021

    Middle of lake just east of the point by Joni Darke

    I’ve added a photo of showing the green flecks present in the water.

  • 27 July 2021

    Fort Campground boat launch by Joni Darke

    Smokey sky. Water is calm. We have experienced high temperatures, brisk/high winds from the NW and NE directions. Severe thunderstorm, heavy rain and hail. Dead carp are everywhere- in the lake and on the shorelines throughout the entire lake. Water is quite “green” at times, no visual yet of blue-green algae ( thank goodness). Residents of the area are quite concerned about the cause of the dead fish, is the water safe for recreational activities and whether the “sport fish such as perch or pickerel are safe to consume. Disposal of dead fish on beach front is also a major concern.

  • 27 July 2021

    Anglin Lake by Lin Gallagher

    Last week we caught a large number of clam shrimp, we have not noted them in such high numbers before. Very interesting.