Targeted Watershed Approach
Evaluation (TP SSC, Stressor, Bioassess)
East_TWA_3_2017
2017
Active
Neenah Slough and Mud Creek are highly impacted urban streams that are listed on the State's list of impaired waters for Total Phosphorous, Total Suspended Sediment, Chlorides, and PCBs. East District Biologists propose to monitor Mud Creek and Neenah Slough which will complete the assessments within the remaining two HUC 12's in the Lower Fox River Basin that have not had contemporary water quality data collected. The completion of monitoring within these two HUC 12s will fill the remainder of the data gaps within the entire Lower Fox River basin. It is desired that a watershed assessment is completed that will provide contemporary conditions prior to conservation practices being applied on the landscape that may be tied to the implementation phase of the Lower Fox River TMDL.
Neenah Slough and Mud Creek are highly impacted urban streams that are listed on the State's list of impaired waters for Total Phosphorous, Total Suspended Sediment, Chlorides, and PCBs. East District Biologists propose to monitor Mud Creek and Neenah Slough which will complete the assessments within the remaining two HUC 12's in the Lower Fox River Basin that have not had contemporary water quality data collected. The completion of monitoring within these two HUC 12s will fill the remainder of the data gaps within the entire Lower Fox River basin. It is desired that a watershed assessment is completed that will provide contemporary conditions prior to conservation practices being applied on the landscape that may be tied to the implementation phase of the Lower Fox River TMDL.
Neenah Slough and Mud Creek are highly impacted urban streams that are listed on the State's list of impaired waters for Total Phosphorous, Total Suspended Sediment, Chlorides, and PCBs. East District Biologists propose to monitor Mud Creek and Neenah Slough which will complete the assessments within the remaining two HUC 12's in the Lower Fox River Basin that have not had contemporary water quality data collected. The completion of monitoring within these two HUC 12s will fill the remainder of the data gaps within the entire Lower Fox River basin. It is desired that a watershed assessment is completed that will provide contemporary conditions prior to conservation practices being applied on the landscape that may be tied to the implementation phase of the Lower Fox River TMDL.
Neenah Slough and Mud Creek are highly impacted urban streams that are listed on the State's list of impaired waters for Total Phosphorous, Total Suspended Sediment, Chlorides, and PCBs. East District Biologists propose to monitor Mud Creek and Neenah Slough which will complete the assessments within the remaining two HUC 12's in the Lower Fox River Basin that have not had contemporary water quality data collected. The completion of monitoring within these two HUC 12s will fill the remainder of the data gaps within the entire Lower Fox River basin. It is desired that a watershed assessment is completed that will provide contemporary conditions prior to conservation practices being applied on the landscape that may be tied to the implementation phase of the Lower Fox River TMDL.
Neenah Slough and Mud Creek are highly impacted urban streams that are listed on the State's list of impaired waters for Total Phosphorous, Total Suspended Sediment, Chlorides, and PCBs. East District Biologists propose to monitor Mud Creek and Neenah Slough which will complete the assessments within the remaining two HUC 12's in the Lower Fox River Basin that have not had contemporary water quality data collected. The completion of monitoring within these two HUC 12s will fill the remainder of the data gaps within the entire Lower Fox River basin. It is desired that a watershed assessment is completed that will provide contemporary conditions prior to conservation practices being applied on the landscape that may be tied to the implementation phase of the Lower Fox River TMDL.
Neenah Slough and Mud Creek are highly impacted urban streams that are listed on the State's list of impaired waters for Total Phosphorous, Total Suspended Sediment, Chlorides, and PCBs. East District Biologists propose to monitor Mud Creek and Neenah Slough which will complete the assessments within the remaining two HUC 12's in the Lower Fox River Basin that have not had contemporary water quality data collected. The completion of monitoring within these two HUC 12s will fill the remainder of the data gaps within the entire Lower Fox River basin. It is desired that a watershed assessment is completed that will provide contemporary conditions prior to conservation practices being applied on the landscape that may be tied to the implementation phase of the Lower Fox River TMDL.
Neenah Slough Photo 2017
Monitor Targeted Watershed Area (TWA)
Neenah Slough and Mud Creek are highly impacted urban streams that are listed on the State's list of impaired waters for Total Phosphorous, Total Suspended Sediment, Chlorides, and PCBs. East District Biologists propose to monitor Mud Creek and Neenah Slough which will complete the assessments within the remaining two HUC 12's in the Lower Fox River Basin that have not had contemporary water quality data collected.