Crater Lake Limnological Studies Final Report July 1993

Larson GL, Mcintire CD, Jacobs RW (ed). 1993. Crater Lake Limnological Studies Final Report July 1993. NPS/PNROSU/NRTR-93/03. National Park Service, Pacific Northwest Region. Seattle, WA

Final report on the 10 year limnological study initiated by the NPS in 1982 in response to an apparent decline in lake clarity and possible changes in the characteristics of the algal community. Congress passed a law in 1982 to authorize and direct this study. Study goals were to: "1) develop a limnological data base to be used for comparisons of future conditions of the lake; 2) develop a better understanding of physical, chemical and biological components of the lake system; 3) develop a long-term monitoring program; 4) determine if the lake had experienced recent changes, and if changes were present and human related; 5) identify the causes and recommend ways of mitigating the changes."(Excerpted and paraphrased from abstract.)

Type
Published Report
Date of Issue
1993
Publisher
National Park Service, Pacific Northwest Region
Units
CRLA , WRD
Keywords
Aquatic Sciences, Crater Lake Crater Lake National Park OR, Limnology, Research & Studies, WRBIB

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