Pine River Watershed (CW29) Watershed Planning

Purpose

Watershed plan update 2011. The Pine River Watershed is located in Lincoln and Langlade counties. A Lincoln County Nonpoint Source (NPS) assessment report conducted by the DNR in 1982 indicated that the Pine River Watershed contained streams with a moderate value for county residents or a moderate potential for water quality or fi shery improvement. Land use in the watershed indicates a high NPS pollution potential. The Pine River Watershed was ranked per the Nonpoint Source Priority Watershed Selection Criteria. There was insufficient data for ranking this watershed; therefore it is ranked a low priority throughout the Central Wisconsin basin. More monitoring needs to be conducted to get a better understanding of the watershed and its resources.

Study Design

Watershed specified for planning and assessment purposes. Assessment of water quality condition in this respective county will use protocols described in WisCALM of the year of assessment. Minimum assessment work includes biological data (macroinvertebrates, fish indices), chemistry and habitat data. Additional work includes identification of priorities and goals, creating recommendations for actions, and updating narratives for watersheds and waterbodies. Assessments are to be double checked by at least one additional biologist.

Related Reports

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Water Quality Planning
Targeted Watershed Plans
CW29_WTPLAN
2010
Complete
 
Reports and Documents
Pine River Watershed (CW29) Watershed Planning
CW29 Pine Creek Watershed image
CW29 Pine River Watershed Goals image
Assessments and recommendations for the Watershed.
Watershed at a Glance
 
Activities & Recommendations
Water Quality Planning
Watershed Planning in the Pine River Watershed was conducted in 2010 to 2011.
 
Watershed
 
Waters