SNP:FISH Shenandoah National Park: Fish in sensitive habitats Project Final Report - Volume II: stream water chemistry and discharge, and synoptic water quality surveys

Bulger AJ, Cosby BJ, Dolloff CA, Eshleman KN, Webb JR, Galloway JN. 1999. SNP:FISH Shenandoah National Park: Fish in sensitive habitats Project Final Report - Volume II: stream water chemistry and discharge, and synoptic water quality surveys. National Park Service

Volume 2 of a 4-volume set. "The objectives of SNP:FISH (Shenandoah National Park: Fish in Sensitive Habits) were: 1) to describe the water chemistry, physical habitat, and fish communities in selected streams in the Shenandoah National Park (SNP) in Virginia; 2) to determine if and how fish communities in these streams are influence by stream acidification; and 3) to use current physical, chemical, and biological data to predict future trends in acidification and effects on stream biota." Volume II consists of chapter 3 (Synoptic stream water chemistry), chapter 4 (discharge and water chemistry at the three intensive sites), appendix I (Watershed and stream-sampling site information), and appendix II (Analysis methods and data).

Type
Published Report
Authors
Bulger, A; Cosby, B; Dolloff, C; Eshleman, K; Webb, J; Galloway, J
Date of Issue
1999-12
Publisher
National Park Service
Units
SHEN
Keywords
Acidification, Animal Studies, Aquatic Sciences, Chemistry, Discharge, Fish, Impacts, Map, rivers & stream, Water Quality

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