Dataset

Sault Ste. Marie Water Rangers Team

Dataset by NORDIK Institute

Dataset summary

Observations

  • 24 August 2024

    Root River Fourth Line E by Community Volunteers

    The water level is lower than last visit. People are around for fishing.

  • 24 August 2024

    Root River Branch Fourth Line E by Community Volunteers

    Lots of vegetation on the boulders and have to be very careful to climb down to reach the location. Iron Oxide Bacteria increasing near the culvert. The water level is low and still fish are there.

  • 24 August 2024

    Root River Wishart Park by Community Volunteers

    The location to assess water chemistry is in the park so can't define what are the pollution sources in the immediate surroundings. Some big fish are at the downstream. pebbles on the river bed are covered with clay and algae on top of them. As evidence of the water use, people play with their pets in the river.

  • 24 August 2024

    Crystal Creek Case Rd by Community Volunteers

    Some frogs are near the stream. Heavy - extreme vegetation on the boulders, be careful on boulders. Beaver made a dam at a culvert.

  • 24 August 2024

    Root River Old Garden River by Community Volunteers

    Watch your steps on big boulders.

  • 24 August 2024

    West Davignon Brookfield Ave by Community Volunteers

    Easy to access location. Do not enter barefoot in the river as glass pieces can be found on the river bed.

  • 24 August 2024

    Big Carp River Herkimer Rd by Community Volunteers

    Watch your steps on small boulders. Lots of vegetation around so carry mosquito repellent. Bear warning by residents.

  • 24 August 2024

    Little Carp River Carpin Beach Rd by Community Volunteers

    Lots of vegetation on the way to go to the location. Use mosquito repellent. The dominant substrate is sand so wear boots to enter the stream. Decaying vegetation odour.

  • 24 August 2024

    East Davignon Creek Allens Side (N of 2nd Ln W) by Community Volunteers

    Lots of vegetation around and watch your steps on big boulders, lots of algae in the stream. entrance is from the private property. Wear boots and gloves to assess water chemistry.

  • 23 August 2024

    East Davignon Farwell Terrace (near Tim Hortons) by Community Volunteers

    Very low vegetation and is easy to access. The dominant substrate is clay.

  • 23 August 2024

    Fort Creek Channel at Carmen's Way by Community Volunteers

    The bank is steep and covered with high-density vegetation. Boulder are also present on the bank and covered with vegetation. So watch your steps while going down for monitoring.

  • 22 August 2024

    Root River Wishart Park by Community Volunteers

    Path overgrown with high grass, and shrubs. People and dogs walking. All is good and safe.

  • 20 August 2024

    Bellevue Park duck pond by Community Volunteers

    The water level was low

  • 20 August 2024

    Bellevue Park Topsail Island by Community Volunteers

    The water level was low

  • 17 August 2024

    West Davignon Brookfield Ave by Community Volunteers

    Saw some black fish in the stream.

  • 17 August 2024

    Big Carp River Herkimer Rd by Community Volunteers

    Lots of vegetation and mosquitos.

  • 17 August 2024

    Little Carp River Carpin Beach Rd by Community Volunteers

    Some tiny fish and a dead muskrat in the stream. Lots of vegetation on the way to go to the location.

  • 17 August 2024

    Upper Carp River at Creek Rd/Third Line W by Community Volunteers

    The water level is low compared to the last visit. No human waste location is nice and clear.

  • 17 August 2024

    East Davignon Creek Allens Side (N of 2nd Ln W) by Community Volunteers

    Lots of algae growth in the stream. Wear gloves while monitoring water quality. Algae growth and foam visible. Dead mosquitos in the water. A dead caterpillar covered in algae.

  • 15 August 2024

    Root River Wishart Park by Community Volunteers

    The water was higher than last week. Algae growth increasing. Park/Dog Walking in the immediate surroundings. Some overgrowth of plants on the trail to the monitoring site. Watch out for dogs off-leash. Make wildlife know you are in the area.

Intended audience
Our group or organization, Our community, Government and decision makers, Broad audience/everyone
Intended use
Benchmarking of water body or watershed health, Share and compare results across watersheds., Education and engagement of local communities, Use in resource prioritization and decision making