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DOI: 10.25976/awb2-n193
title: ACAP Cape Breton Temperature Monitoring

description: ACAP Cape Breton is an environmental non-profit organization that offers the knowledge that Cape Bretoners need to make greener choices, and works directly on practical solutions that help protect and restore our natural environment.

 Since its beginning in 1992, ACAP Cape Breton has evolved into a dynamic group that integrates environmental, social and economic factors into projects focusing on action, education and ecosystem planning.

In September of 2021, our stream restoration crew re-established an in-stream temperature monitoring program. This program aims to provide annual temperature readings in current, planned and potential restoration sites. This data will help to inform us of the impact of our work and of sites that may require attention in the future.
description: Data was collected using HOBO in-stream temperature/light data loggers mounted to 1/2" rebar. This data is unchanged, taken from the output logs of these devices.
description: N/A
DOI: 10.25976/b2cz-mn27
title: 2022 water quality data collected for CIMP197

description: These data were collected in summer 2021 as part of a project to examine the effects of road dust on lakes located along the Dempster and Inuvik-Tuktoyaktuk Highways. The data were collected in-situ with multiparameter probes as well as by taking surface water samples that were shipped to Taiga Laboratories in Yellowknife.
description: Data were collected from a boat at the deepest point of each lake. We measured turbidity, conductivity, dissolved oxygen, pH, chlorophyll-a and temperature using a Manta+ multiparameter probe (Eureka Water Probes) at a depth of 1 m. At the same location on each lake, we also collected surface water samples to determine levels of dissolved organic carbon, dissolved nitrogen, dissolved phosphorus, and calcium. We filtered surface water samples through a 1.2 micron pore size glass fiber filter (Fisherbrand G4) and refrigerated them until they were shipped to TAIGA Laboratories in Yellowknife for analysis.
description: No processing has been done with these data.
DOI: 10.25976/on75-ks54
title: ACAP Cape Breton In-Stream Temperature Monitoring

description: ACAP Cape Breton is an environmental non-profit organization that offers the knowledge that Cape Bretoners need to make greener choices, and works directly on practical solutions that help protect and restore our natural environment.

 Since its beginning in 1992, ACAP Cape Breton has evolved into a dynamic group that integrates environmental, social and economic factors into projects focusing on action, education and ecosystem planning.

In September of 2021, our stream restoration crew re-established an in-stream temperature monitoring program. This program aims to provide annual temperature readings in current, planned and potential restoration sites. This data will help to inform us of the impact of our work and of sites that may require attention in the future.
description: Data was collected using HOBO in-stream temperature/light data loggers mounted to 1/2" rebar. This data is unchanged, taken from the output logs of these devices.
description: N/A
DOI: 10.25976/se3n-5678
title: Richibucto River Association (RRA) Atlantic Ecosystems Initiatives (AEI) Nutrient and Bacteria Sampling on the Richibucto Watershed

description: Funded by Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) Atlantic Ecosystems Initiatives (AEI), the Richibucto River Association (RRA) sampled for nutrients - Total Nitrogen and Total Phosphorus - and for bacteria - Total Coliforms, Escherichia coli (E. coli), and Enterococcus - on the Richibucto watershed in 2021.
DOI: 10.25976/8pc9-1t63
title: Wash Brook Baseline Water Quality Data

description: ACAP Cape Breton is an environmental non-profit organization that offers the knowledge that Cape Bretoners need to make greener choices, and works directly on practical solutions that help protect and restore our natural environment.
Since its beginning in 1992, ACAP Cape Breton has evolved into a dynamic group that integrates environmental, social and economic factors into projects focusing on action, education and ecosystem planning.

This baseline dataset was taken in preparation for an upcoming riparian restoration, wetland restoration and invasive species removal along the stretch of the Wash Brook between St. Peters Road and Archibald Avenue. This data will be taken at an as-needed basis to monitor changes in quality after construction is completed.
description: A YSI probe was used to collect in-field water quality parameters, listed as follows: temp (C°), atmospheric pressure (mmHg), DO (% and mg/L), conductivity and specific conductivity (µS/cm), total dissolved solids (mg/L), and pH.
description: This data was not altered from in-field recording.
DOI: 10.25976/8341-v571
title: Miramichi River Environmental Assessment Committee (MREAC) Atlantic Ecosystems Initiatives (AEI) Nutrient and Bacteria Sampling on the Miramichi Watershed 2021

description: Funded by Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) Atlantic Ecosystems Initiatives (AEI), the Miramichi River Environmental Assessment Committee (MREAC) sampled for nutrients, Total Nitrogen and Total Phosphorus, and bacteria, Total Coliforms, Escherichia coli (E. coli), and Enterococcus on the Miramichi Watershed in 2021.
description: Surface water sampling.  Processing, analysis, and enumeration at Research and Productivity Council (RPC), Fredericton.
DOI: 10.25976/azj8-cy57
title: Waterloo Water Quality Monitoring Data

description: The Waterloo Water Quality Monitoring Data aims to collect and analysis water samples from stormwater facilities in the Waterloo region. With the increasing threat of chloride contamination from excessive road salting reaching surface water to groundwater recharge areas, this assessment allows scientists, engineers, municipalities, and other partners to observe trends, and make informed decisions regarding location prioritization, degree of contaminant, and future planning.
DOI: 10.25976/cszk-sq92
title: Miramichi River Environmental Assessment Committee (MREAC) Atlantic Ecosystems Initiatives (AEI) Nutrient and Bacteria Sampling on the Miramichi Watershed 2020

description: Funded by Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) Atlantic Ecosystems Initiatives (AEI), the Miramichi River Environmental Assessment Committee (MREAC) sampled for nutrients, Total Nitrogen and Total Phosphorus, and bacteria, Escherichia coli (E. coli) on the Miramichi Watershed in 2020.
description: Surface water sampling. Processing, analysis, and enumeration of Total Nitrogen and Total Phosphorus at Research and Productivity Council (RPC), Fredericton.  Escherichia coli (E. coli) processing, analysis, and enumeration in-house.
DOI: 10.25976/g8de-o606
title: Kaska Dena Water Quality Monitoring

description: Dena Nan Ye Dah Land Guardian Water Quality Monitoring. Set measures are taken once a month.
description: YSI Probe
DOI: 10.25976/h0jh-zd59
title: Nashwaak Watershed Culvert Assessment Water Quality Data

description: These data were collected as part of the Nashwaak Watershed Association's Aquatic Connectivity project which surveys road-stream crossings throughout the Nashwaak Watershed
description: A multiparameter probe was used to collect all data
DOI: 10.25976/h1bf-4i49
title: RivTemp--National_Defence

description: RivTemp is a partnership between universities, federal and provincial agencies, watershed organizations and Atlantic salmon conservation organizations.
RivTemp aims to bring together organizations concerned with water temperature issues in Atlantic salmon rivers; to centralize temperature data collected by different organizations on a variety of rivers in Eastern Canada (RivTemp database) and to develop thermal metrics relevant to the development of salmon protection tools and protocols. 
The establishment of the RivTemp network and its database was made possible by the financial contribution of the Atlantic Salmon Conservation Foundation (ASCF) and the participation of numerous partners active in the salmon river thermal monitoring program.
For more information visit http://rivtemp.ca/
description: "Temperature Data are DAILY Mean (for DAILY Min and Max visit http://rivtemp.ca/). 

The instruments used for water temperature measurement vary from station to station. However, Hobo Pendant (Onset) models are widely used at these stations. Some stations are monitored only during the summer months while others are maintained year-round."
description: "The daily data were validated according to a series of automated procedures applied to the observed data (validations are made on the amplitude of the measured values and on the fluctuations between two observations) and to the calculated daily values (verification of the number of observations kept and of the average fluctuations of the measurements during the day).
Despite these validation procedures, some erroneous data may still be present. RivTemp and its partners assume no liability for any action, error or omission, use, misuse or result arising from the use of this data or parts thereof."
DOI: 10.25976/jpwq-v917
title: Wheatley River Improvement Group - Anoxia Survey

description: The Wheatley River Improvement Group (WRIG) is a non-government, not-for-profit organization dedicated to the protection and management of The Wheatley River, Cymbria, Crooked Creek, Chapel Creek, Oyster Bed Bridge, Horne’s Creek and Luke’s Creek Watersheds. During the summer field season, a monthly (approx.) anoxia survey is conducted between the Wheatley River and Oyster Bed Bridge bridges using portable water quality sensors. This information is analyzed with historical data to determine water quality status and trends, thereby guiding watershed management activities. Thank you to the PEI Wildlife Conservation Fund, PEI Watershed Management Fund, WRIG Sponsors, and WRIG members for their financial support. An additional thank you to the PEI Watershed Alliance for their technical support and equipment use.
description: A YSI probe (property of the PEI Watershed Alliance) is used to collect data on physio-chemical parameters at all sampling locations.
description: Data was recorded on field sheets, digitized, and assessed for quality assurance.
DOI: 10.25976/kvqw-tz51
title: Wheatley River Improvement Group - Water Quality Monitoring

description: The Wheatley River Improvement Group (WRIG) is a non-government, not-for-profit organization dedicated to the protection and management of The Wheatley River, Cymbria, Crooked Creek, Chapel Creek, Oyster Bed Bridge, Hornes Creek and Lukes Creek Watersheds. During the summer field season, water quality data is collected weekly through portable water quality sensors. This information is analyzed with historical data to determine water quality status and trends in the watersheds and guide watershed management. Thank you to the PEI Wildlife Conservation Fund, PEI Watershed Management Fund, WRIG Sponsors, and WRIG members for their financial support. An additional thank you to the PEI Watershed Alliance for their technical support and equipment use.
description: A YSI probe (property of the PEI Watershed Alliance or the Hunter-Clyde Watershed Group) is used to collect data on physio-chemical parameters at all sampling locations.
description: Data was recorded on field sheets and then digitized.
DOI: 10.25976/sz2k-b624
title: RivTemp--MFFP_QC

description: "RivTemp is a partnership between universities, federal and provincial agencies, watershed organizations and Atlantic salmon conservation organizations.
RivTemp aims to bring together organizations concerned with water temperature issues in Atlantic salmon rivers; to centralize temperature data collected by different organizations on a variety of rivers in Eastern Canada (RivTemp database) and to develop thermal metrics relevant to the development of salmon protection tools and protocols. 
The establishment of the RivTemp network and its database was made possible by the financial contribution of the Atlantic Salmon Conservation Foundation (ASCF) and the participation of numerous partners active in the salmon river thermal monitoring program.
For more information visit http://rivtemp.ca/"
description: "Temperature Data are DAILY Mean (for DAILY Min and Max visit http://rivtemp.ca/). 

The instruments used for water temperature measurement vary from station to station. However, Hobo Pendant (Onset) models are widely used at these stations. Some stations are monitored only during the summer months while others are maintained year-round."
description: "The daily data were validated according to a series of automated procedures applied to the observed data (validations are made on the amplitude of the measured values and on the fluctuations between two observations) and to the calculated daily values (verification of the number of observations kept and of the average fluctuations of the measurements during the day).
Despite these validation procedures, some erroneous data may still be present. RivTemp and its partners assume no liability for any action, error or omission, use, misuse or result arising from the use of this data or parts thereof."
DOI: 10.25976/23c7-rv95
title: Kawartha Region Conservation Authority Kawartha Water Watch Data

description: Kawartha Water Watch was established in the summer of 1997, the KWW water quality program was implemented to monitor and improve the health of the Kawartha watershed.  Using data collected from the program, we can develop appropriate remedial measures that can be undertaken by the public to improve the ecosystem health. This program is designed to provide information on the water quality status of our aquatic resources accomplished through the combination of information from our own sampling efforts and from Provincial agencies, KWW allows for the identification of good, satisfactory and poor water quality. Water quality, for the purposes of KWW, applies mainly to Phosphate and Nitrogen concentration, coliform presence, pH, alkalinity, water clarity, and turbidity, as sampled by volunteers of the program. KWW is a program that relies almost entirely on the watershed community to monitor the water quality of our lakes and rivers. Volunteers sample water from their respective water bodies on a monthly basis, sending the results to Kawartha Conservation where they are organized, analyzed, and reported on.
DOI: 10.25976/4vph-rb61
title: RivTemp--OBVHCN_INRS

description: "RivTemp is a partnership between universities, federal and provincial agencies, watershed organizations and Atlantic salmon conservation organizations.
RivTemp aims to bring together organizations concerned with water temperature issues in Atlantic salmon rivers; to centralize temperature data collected by different organizations on a variety of rivers in Eastern Canada (RivTemp database) and to develop thermal metrics relevant to the development of salmon protection tools and protocols. 
The establishment of the RivTemp network and its database was made possible by the financial contribution of the Atlantic Salmon Conservation Foundation (ASCF) and the participation of numerous partners active in the salmon river thermal monitoring program.
For more information visit http://rivtemp.ca/"
description: "Temperature Data are DAILY Mean (for DAILY Min and Max visit http://rivtemp.ca/). 

The instruments used for water temperature measurement vary from station to station. However, Hobo Pendant (Onset) models are widely used at these stations. Some stations are monitored only during the summer months while others are maintained year-round."
description: "The daily data were validated according to a series of automated procedures applied to the observed data (validations are made on the amplitude of the measured values and on the fluctuations between two observations) and to the calculated daily values (verification of the number of observations kept and of the average fluctuations of the measurements during the day).
Despite these validation procedures, some erroneous data may still be present. RivTemp and its partners assume no liability for any action, error or omission, use, misuse or result arising from the use of this data or parts thereof."
DOI: 10.25976/8rwj-8d25
title: Friends of Fish Creek Water Quality Monitoring Program

description: In 2007, the Friends of Fish Creek Provincial Park Society collaborated with Naomi Parker, B.Sc. and Water Management Consultant, to initiate a water quality monitoring program for Fish Creek and the outfalls contributing stormwater to the creek within the Fish Creek Provincial Park boundaries. 

The study included sampling at seven sites along Fish Creek: 
●	Headwaters sampling site, located within the McLean Creek Public Land Use Zone: 
50.85710 N  114.60498 W
●	Priddis-Tsuu T'ina sampling site, located on private land at the north end of Range Road 30/192 St. W: 
50.91997 N  114.28790 W
●	Sampling site 1, located within Fish Creek Provincial Park just upstream of Bridge 1:
50.92916 N  114.13801 W
●	Sampling site 2, located within Fish Creek Provincial Park downstream of the Evergreen stormwater outfall: 50.93231 N  114.09147 W
●	Sampling site 3, located within Fish Creek Provincial Park downstream of the Macleod Trail stormwater outfall: 50.92921 N  114.06889 W
●	Sampling site 4, located within Fish Creek Provincial Park downstream of the Acadia stormwater outfall: 50.92830 N  114.04871 W
●	Sampling site 5, located within Fish Creek Provincial Park near the confluence with the Bow River: 50.90494 N  114.01091 W  

Running from 2007 to 2013, the project was funded and supported by Alberta Environment and Parks,  Bow River Basin Council, Land Stewardship Centre, Alberta Conservation Association, RBC Blue Water Fund, ALS Environmental, AGAT Laboratories, Alberta Stewardship Network.

The purpose of the Fish Creek Water Quality Monitoring Program was to develop a baseline for Fish Creek in terms of water quality and to explore the impact of stormwater inputs and recommend best management practices or improvements that can be made for the protection of water quality and aquatic habitat.
description: Grab samples were taken following Alberta Environment’s water quality sampling methods.

Samples were sent to AGAT Laboratories (2007 to 2010) and ALS Environmental (2011 to 2013) in Calgary, Alberta. Samples were collected using bottles supplied by the lab providing analysis services.

Bottle sizes were:
●	500 mL plastic (routine potability)
●	250 mL clear sealed plastic with preservatives (coliforms)
●	100 mL plastic with preservatives (metals analysis)

Parameters were compared to the Surface Water Quality Guidelines for Use in Alberta (SWQGA) and used for the Water Quality Index Calculator.
DOI: 10.25976/eq6r-n673
title: RivTemp--CBJC_INRS

description: "RivTemp is a partnership between universities, federal and provincial agencies, watershed organizations and Atlantic salmon conservation organizations.
RivTemp aims to bring together organizations concerned with water temperature issues in Atlantic salmon rivers; to centralize temperature data collected by different organizations on a variety of rivers in Eastern Canada (RivTemp database) and to develop thermal metrics relevant to the development of salmon protection tools and protocols. 
The establishment of the RivTemp network and its database was made possible by the financial contribution of the Atlantic Salmon Conservation Foundation (ASCF) and the participation of numerous partners active in the salmon river thermal monitoring program.
For more information visit http://rivtemp.ca/"
description: "Temperature Data are DAILY Mean (for DAILY Min and Max visit http://rivtemp.ca/). 

The instruments used for water temperature measurement vary from station to station. However, Hobo Pendant (Onset) models are widely used at these stations. Some stations are monitored only during the summer months while others are maintained year-round."
description: "The daily data were validated according to a series of automated procedures applied to the observed data (validations are made on the amplitude of the measured values and on the fluctuations between two observations) and to the calculated daily values (verification of the number of observations kept and of the average fluctuations of the measurements during the day).
Despite these validation procedures, some erroneous data may still be present. RivTemp and its partners assume no liability for any action, error or omission, use, misuse or result arising from the use of this data or parts thereof."
DOI: 10.25976/kg79-2x10
title: RivTemp--Miawpukek First Nation

description: "RivTemp is a partnership between universities, federal and provincial agencies, watershed organizations and Atlantic salmon conservation organizations.
RivTemp aims to bring together organizations concerned with water temperature issues in Atlantic salmon rivers; to centralize temperature data collected by different organizations on a variety of rivers in Eastern Canada (RivTemp database) and to develop thermal metrics relevant to the development of salmon protection tools and protocols. 
The establishment of the RivTemp network and its database was made possible by the financial contribution of the Atlantic Salmon Conservation Foundation (ASCF) and the participation of numerous partners active in the salmon river thermal monitoring program.
For more information visit http://rivtemp.ca/"
description: Temperature Data are DAILY Mean (for DAILY Min and Max visit http://rivtemp.ca/). 
The instruments used for water temperature measurement vary from station to station. However, Hobo Pendant (Onset) models are widely used at these stations. Some stations are monitored only during the summer months while others are maintained year-round.
description: The daily data were validated according to a series of automated procedures applied to the observed data (validations are made on the amplitude of the measured values and on the fluctuations between two observations) and to the calculated daily values (verification of the number of observations kept and of the average fluctuations of the measurements during the day). 
Despite these validation procedures, some erroneous data may still be present. RivTemp and its partners assume no liability for any action, error or omission, use, misuse or result arising from the use of this data or parts thereof.