Observations
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19 June 2021
Lake Ontario by K. Aileen Thompson
Chlorine 0.5 on test strip. Swans present. No algae on shoreline this week. Noticeable increased ppm - possibly due to rain the day prior
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13 June 2021
Center Deep Spot by Mike Grinnell
Test strips used for Ca hardness, total alkalinity, pH, total hardness, nitrite, nitrate, therefore readings not exact.
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9 June 2021
Lake Ontario by K. Aileen Thompson
-Chlorine level as per test strip was 0.5 -No swans or geese present this day, had moved to an area farther down the shore by about 15 minute walk (water much clearer) -Higher level of algae blooms present; thicker and more clustered rather than thinner algae as seen previous week and ranged farther out from shore -Dead fish noticed on bottom of lake - possibly due to eutrophication cycle with high levels of algae?
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4 June 2021
Main Observation Point by Frank Moore
This is my first submission for the Ottawa River Keeper's project
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2 June 2021
Grohman narrows wetland by Water Rangers
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31 May 2021
Stormwater management pond 104 by Jacob Parker
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31 May 2021
Huron Natural Area by Jacob Parker
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31 May 2021
Saint-Denis-sur-Richelieu by Chris Thompson
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31 May 2021
West Lake by Water Rangers
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30 May 2021
Mettawas Beach by M H
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30 May 2021
End of squires st, consecon (prince edward), on, can by Friends of Wellers Bay
We've selected an shoreline location to monitor so we can bring community members / citizen scientists out to participate and learn together
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30 May 2021
Lake Ontario by K. Aileen Thompson
-Total Chlorine Level on test strip was between 2 and 4. -Algae present, which is consistent with increased pH level. -Many swans and geese present.
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30 May 2021
Parc des 7 Chutes St-Georges by Marie-Noelle Poulin
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30 May 2021
Sandrock Creek by Jacob Parker
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30 May 2021
Center Deep Spot by Mike Grinnell
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30 May 2021
Stormwater management pond 4 by Jacob Parker
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