Getting the 411 on Acadia's H2O

U.S. National Park Service and United States. National Park Service. 2011. Getting the 411 on Acadia's H2O. Northeast Temperate Network

2 page program brief on the water quality monitoring effort at ANP. Taken from conclusion: "Four years of monitoring have provided critical information on the chemical and physical status of Acadia National Park lakes and streams. As more data are collected, the ability to detect changes outside this natural range of variability will increase, which in turn will more clearly indicate the status of the vital signs of water quality, nutrient enrichment, water quantity, and the detection of invasive plant species." /STUDY LOCATIONS:/ /ACADIA NATIONAL.PARK/

Type
Published Report
Authors
U.S. National Park Service; United States. National Park Service
Date of Issue
2011-01
Publisher
Northeast Temperate Network
Units
ACAD
Keywords
Acid, Chemistry, Chlorophyll, Conductivity, Dissolved Oxygen (DO), Indicators, Inventory, LAKE, Lakes & Ponds, Light intensity, Monitoring, neutralizing capacity, Nitrogen, Nitrogen (N), pH, Phosphorus, Phosphorus (P), Pond, Precipitation, Quantity, River, Rivers & Streams, sampling methodology, Stream, Temperature, transparency, Water, Water Quality, Water Transparency

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