Macroinvertebrate Monitoring as an Indicator of Water Quality: Status Report for Pipestone Creek, Pipestone National Monument 1989-2002

David Peitz, Pcltem Wildlife Aquatic Ecologist. 2003. Macroinvertebrate Monitoring as an Indicator of Water Quality: Status Report for Pipestone Creek, Pipestone National Monument 1989-2002. National Park Service; Prairie Cluster Long-Term Ecological Monitoring Program

Macroinvertebrate monitoring began at Pipestone National Monument in 1989. The 1989 data serves as the baseline. Sporadic sampling occurred between 1992-1995 with concerted efforts initiated in 1996. The purpose of this report is to summarize macroinvertebrate monitoring data collected in 1996 through 2002 and to assess changes in community structure through time, especially since the 1989 baseline year.

Type
Published Report
Authors
David Peitz, Pcltem Wildlife Aquatic Ecologist
Date of Issue
2003-03-17
Publisher
National Park Service; Prairie Cluster Long-Term Ecological Monitoring Program
Units
HTLN , PIPE
Keywords
HTLN Aquatic Invertebrate Monitoring

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