Acadia National Park Lake Monitoring Field and Laboratory Methods
Gawley WG. 1996. Acadia National Park Lake Monitoring Field and Laboratory Methods. ANP Natural Resource Report 96-01
'The purpose of this guide is to document the methods currently used by the ANP Lake Monitoring Program, and to serve as a training manual and reference source for new and existing monitors.' From Introduction, 'This manual is divided into three sections. Section 1 provides a brief description of the monitoring area, some general characteristics of lakes and ponds, and a discussion of water safety. Section 2 explains the techniques used to gather data in the field, and how to collect water samples for further laboratory analysis. Section 3 describes the methods used to analyze water samples in the field or the park laboratory, and the preparation of samples for testing at an independent laboratory.' /STUDY LOCATIONS:/ /MOUNT DESERT ISLAND/Aunt Betty Pond/Bubble Pond/Eagle Lake/Echo Lake/Upper Hadlock Pond/Lower Hadlock Pond/Hodgdon Pond/Jordan Pond/Lake Wood/Long Pond/Round Pond/Seal Cove Pond/Witch Hole Pond/Beaver Dam Pond/The Bowl/Upper Breakneck Pond/Lower Breakneck Pond/Duck Pond/Halfmoon Pond/Sargent Mountain Pond/The Tarn/
- Type
- Published Report
- Authors
- Gawley, William
- Date of Issue
- 1996-03
- Units
- ACAD
- Keywords
- Alkalinity, Aunt Betty Pond, Beaver Dam Pond, Bubble Pond, Chlorophyll, Clarity (Water), Conductivity, Dissolved Oxygen (DO), Duck Pond, Eagle Lake, Echo Lake, Halfmoon Pond, Hodgdon Pond, Jordan Pond, Lake Depth, Lake Wood, Lakes & Ponds, Long Pond, Lower Breakneck Pond, Lower Hadlock Pond, Mount Desert Island, Nitrogen (N), pH, Phosphorus (P), Round Pond, Sargent Mountain Pond, Seal Cove Pond, The Bowl, The Tarn, Upper Breakneck Pond, Upper Hadlock Pond, Water Color, Water Quality, Water Temperature, Water Transparency, Witch Hole Pond