Wuerches Creek - NER_07_08

Purpose

Wurchs Creek is currently considered LFF for its entire length with a potential use of WWSF. The stream has degraded habitat from excessive sediment loading.

Objective

Wuerches Creek: Sampling will follow Monitoring Modeling Version 4.0 for Pollutant: Sediment and Impairment: Degraded Habitat. Monitoring requirements will involve monthly baseflow, TSS samples April – October. Runoff event TSS during the same period as they occur. Instantaneous flow, pH, DO, DO sat, and temp when grab samples are taken. Two habitat surveys will be conducted according to baseline protocols. At each station Macroinvertebrates and fish will be sample according to DNR protocols also. Beginning in July a temperature probe will be place to capture hourly temperature over a 11-12 month period.

Outcome

148300 WTTM-02

Related Reports

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TMDL/303d Projects
Monitor Listed Waters
NER_07_CMP08
2006
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Reports and Documents
2007 Study of Wuerches Creek for Stream Classification, TMDL data and 303d determinations.
Notes on Wuerches Cr. indicating basis for seasonal CW-B classification.
WURCHS CREEK 30D(D) EXTENT MAP
148300=wbic
 
Activities & Recommendations
Monitor Watershed (Status,Sources,Impairments)
Wuerches Creek (WBIC: 148300) is currently considered LFF for its entire length with a potential use of WWSF. The stream has degraded habitat from excessive sediment loading.
Monitor Targeted Area
Wuerches Creek: Sampling will follow Monitoring Modeling Version 4.0 for Pollutant: Sediment and Impairment: Degraded Habitat. Monitoring requirements will involve monthly baseflow, TSS samples April ? October. Runoff event TSS during the same period as they occur. Instantaneous flow, pH, DO, DO sat, and temp when grab samples are taken. Two habitat surveys will be conducted according to baseline protocols. At each station Macroinvertebrates and fish will be sample according to DNR protocols also. Beginning in July a temperature probe will be place to capture hourly temperature over a 11-12 month period.
 
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