Dataset

Thousand Islands Watershed Land Trust Water Quality

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Contributing from 4 May 2026 → 5 August 2026

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3 observations Jun 03 2026 → Aug 05 2026
23 parameters tested

air temperature, algae, alkalinity, chlorine, clarity, colour, conductivity, current weather, current weather description, hardness, odour, water surface, oxygen, ph, pollution sources, weather in the past 24hrs, weather in the past 24hrs description, secchi depth (clarity), water depth, water flow, water level, water temperature, water use

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3 observations Jun 03 2026 → Aug 05 2026
23 parameters tested

air temperature, algae, alkalinity, chlorine, clarity, colour, conductivity, current weather, current weather description, hardness, odour, water surface, oxygen, ph, pollution sources, weather in the past 24hrs, weather in the past 24hrs description, secchi depth (clarity), water depth, water flow, water level, water temperature, water use

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4 observations May 04 2026 → Aug 05 2026
23 parameters tested

air temperature, algae, alkalinity, chlorine, clarity, colour, conductivity, current weather, current weather description, hardness, odour, water surface, oxygen, ph, pollution sources, weather in the past 24hrs, weather in the past 24hrs description, secchi depth (clarity), water depth, water flow, water level, water temperature, water use

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Concerns
This data will contribute to multiple areas of our organization and interests. As a land trust, we are entrusted to protect properties and associated ecosystem health in perpetuity. The data will contribute to baseline monitoring and will be used to help alert us to any pollution events/issues that may need attention. The water rangers education test kit will also be used when school groups visit our Glen Elbe Learning Center.
Intended audience
Our group or organization, Our community
Intended use
Benchmarking of water body or watershed health, Education and engagement of local communities