Dataset

Equipping communities in data-deficient areas

Dataset by Water Rangers

Dataset summary

Observations

  • 3 August 2019

    Jock River - Richmond Conservation Area by Mike Hackett

  • 31 July 2019

    Remic Beach by Dan Wilcock

    This test result meets provincially established standards for swimming, as outlined by Ottawa Public Health: "Ottawa Public Health will issue a no-swimming advisory if: - the geometric mean of 5 water samples taken on the previous day is greater than 200 E. coli per 100mL of water; or - a single water sample test result from the previous day is greater than 400 E. coli per 100mL ; or - there is a significant rainfall event."

  • 30 July 2019

    Pinecrest Creek by Bianca Amaral-Stewart

    Creek flooded with stormwater shortly after we tested so we decided to re-test conductivity again. At 1:45 PM, the new conductivity = 2.16 mS/cm.

  • 30 July 2019

    Springer Creek - Slocan St / Fitz Ave by Dominique Monnier

    Weather calm and partly cloudy; no precipitation for 48 hours Depth and clarity measured in metres

  • 30 July 2019

    South Slocan Lake at Slocan Beach by Dominique Monnier

    Weather: calm winds part cloud: no precipitation for 48 hours Lake is call

  • 30 July 2019

    Lemon Creek, downstream of railway bridge by Dominique Monnier

    Weather is partly cloudy and dry; no precipitation in the last 48 hours water depth in meters Water very clear

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