Draft: Water resources management plan and environmental assessment: Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area, New Jersey / Pennsylvania (Part III A: water quality protection only)

National Park Service, Delaware Water Gap NRA, National Park Service, Water Resources Division, Planning Branch Staff, Delaware River Basin Commission. 1990. Draft: Water resources management plan and environmental assessment: Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area, New Jersey / Pennsylvania (Part III A: water quality protection only). Delaware River Basin Commission. West Trenton, NJ

Staff report of the DRBC/NPS planning team, March 1990 Working Draft. The natural and recreational resources, the local amenities, and the economic opportunities provided by the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area are intimately linked to its water resources. The quality of the water resource and the recreational experiences associated with it are, in turn, intimately associated with the chemical, physical and biological water quality properties of the water resource. A trend in water quality deterioration can be anticipated if the level of water quality protection is not increased. This deterioration could profoundly impact the value of the recreation area and the amenities and opportunities it provides locally, regionally, and nationally

Type
Published Report
Authors
National Park Service, Delaware Water Gap NRA; National Park Service, Water Resources Division; Planning Branch Staff, Delaware River Basin Commission
Date of Issue
1990-03
Publisher
Delaware River Basin Commission
Units
DEWA , WRD
Keywords
Aquatic Studies, Clemson, Degradation, Dissolved Oxygen, Environmental Assessment, Fecal Coliform, Monitoring, nonpoint source, Wastewater, Water Quality, Water Resource Management, Water Resources Management Plan, WRBIB

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