Dataset

Equipping communities in data-deficient areas

Dataset by Water Rangers

Dataset summary

Observations

  • 2 October 2019

    #2 BMX Upper Coquitlam River Park by Nancy Gail Klassen

  • 2 October 2019

    #2 BMX Upper Coquitlam River Park by Nancy Gail Klassen

  • 2 October 2019

    #1 Hatchery ByWater by Nancy Gail Klassen

    Autumn cooler temperatures with second night of frost produced the first hardwood species in area of yellow broadleaf maples and some softwood species turning of colours to red. No visible animal or bird species heard and lpossibly due to ("new?" gun practice range every other minute bursts of fire. May have to change location to above hatchery as water levels from dam were high and placed the broken toilet next to river and exact test site.

  • 1 October 2019

    Lac Meech water diacharge over weirrs by Ryan Hiemstra

  • 29 September 2019

    Lemon Creek, downstream of railway bridge by Dominique Monnier

    Rain in the past 24 hours; snow at 1000m; water clear; side channel wetted

  • 29 September 2019

    Slocan River West bank by Dominique Monnier

    Rain in the last 24 hours; snow at 1000m; gentle breeze from the north;bridge staff gauge=1.0:water clear; no fish observed

  • 29 September 2019

    Remic Beach by Dan Wilcock

    West end of the beach next to Hughes point

  • 29 September 2019

    Springer Creek - Slocan St / Fitz Ave by Dominique Monnier

    Water flow up considerably. Depth= max depth

  • 29 September 2019

    South end of Slocan Lake, above outflow by Dominique Monnier

    Rain in last 24 hours; snow 1000m; gentle breeze from the north; secchi disc visible to bottom; alkalinity hard read off test strip

Intended audience
Our group or organization
Intended use
Benchmarking of water body or watershed health