Dataset

Mississippi Water Stewards

Dataset by Mississippi State University

Dataset summary

Observations

  • 27 April 2025

    West Spillway Dock by Laura Luke

    There were people out fishing. The water was high and didn’t smell bad. Birds were flying around. It was very sunny, and there were a lot of bugs out.

  • 27 April 2025

    East Spillway by LeAnn Nealey

    Water up; 2 gates open on spillway; a lot of fishermen; a few herons and egrets

  • 27 April 2025

    Pearl River at Carroll Loop by Theresa Thornhill

    Unable to test Turbidity. Realized on testing day that I had not reclaimed one of the testing tubes that was borrowed from my kit at the certification on April 11th.

  • 27 April 2025

    Mill Creek off Morgantown Rd by Theresa Thornhill

    Unable to test Turbidity. Realized on testing day that I had not reclaimed one of the testing tubes that was borrowed from my kit at the certification on April 11th.

  • 11 April 2025

    MPI Lake Training by Beth Baker

    Other coliforms two cards were high, colonies grew smaller as a result and were too small to count, but they were still numerous and visible.

  • 10 April 2025

    Pelahatchie Creek by Stacey Knepple

    There have been wide daily temperature swings with a lot of wind.

  • 9 April 2025

    Hwy 59 by Kevin Olsen

    My first Water Chemistry Monitoring. Did not bring bring control water for Turbidity.

  • 30 March 2025

    Madison Landing by Jennifer Sigrest

    Water appeared to be higher than last sampling. It’s possible there may have been some rain at this location within the previous 24 hours, which may have been a factor with the number of other coliforms being higher during this sampling. Beautiful day with a lot of people recreating in or near the water.

  • 30 March 2025

    East Spillway by LeAnn Nealey

    A few white pelicans, egrets, a few herons. River up, but not too high, a lot of foam, two gates open, a lot of fishermen

  • 26 March 2025

    Coal Bluff Park by William W Mitchell

    Higher water level may have contributed to E. coli high counts