Site 3: Terrace #___ Loʻi #___ Kalo Variety: Site 4: Terrace #___ Loʻi #___ Kalo Variety: Site 5: Terrace #___ Loʻi #___ Kalo Variety: Site 6: End of Awai Table 3: pH Average Class Data Date of Collection: ____________ Sites Normal Levels pH 6-8 Site 1: Spring Source Site 2: Terrace #___ Loʻi #___ Kalo Variety: Site 3: Terrace #___ Loʻi #___ Kalo Variety: Site 4: Terrace #___ Loʻi #___ Kalo Variety: Site 5: Terrace #___ Loʻi #___ Kalo Variety: Site 6: End of Awai Period ___ Period ___ Period ___ Average Table 4: Temperature Average Class Data Date of Collection: __________ Sites Normal Levels 20-28C Site 1: Spring Souce Site 2: Terrace #___ Loʻi #___ Kalo Variety: Site 3: Terrace #___ Loʻi #___ Kalo Variety: Site 4: Terrace #___ Loʻi #___ Kalo Variety: Site 5: Terrace #___ Loʻi #___ Kalo Variety: Site 6: End of Awai Period ___ Period ___
Period ___ Average Table 5: Phosphate Average Class Data Date of Collection: __________ Sites Normal Levels Below 0.2 ppm Site 1: Spring Source Site 2: Terrace #___ Loʻi #___ Kalo Variety: Site 3: Terrace #___ Loʻi #___ Kalo Variety: Site 4: Terrace #___ Loʻi #___ Kalo Variety: Site 5: Terrace #___ Loʻi #___ Kalo Variety: Site 6: End of Awai Period ___ Period ___ Period ___ Average Table 6: Nitrate Average Class Data Date of Collection: __________ Sites Normal Levels Below 12.5 mg/L Site 1: Spring Source Site 2: Terrace #___ Loʻi #___ Kalo Variety: Site 3: Terrace #___ Loʻi #___ Kalo Variety: Site 4: Terrace #___ Loʻi #___ Kalo Variety: Site 5: Terrace #___ Loʻi #___ Kalo Variety: Site 6: End of Awai Period ___ Period ___ Period ___ Average Table 7: Dissolved Oxygen Average Class Data Date of Collection: __________ Sites Normal Levels Above 5.0 mg/L Site 1: Spring Source Site 2: Terrace #___ Loʻi #___ Kalo Variety: Site 3: Terrace #___ Loʻi #___ Kalo Variety: Site 4: Terrace #___ Loʻi #___ Kalo Variety: Site 5: Terrace #___ Loʻi #___ Kalo Variety: Site 6: End of Awai
Period ___ Period ___ Period ___ Average Table 8: Coliform Class Average Class Data Date of Collection: __________ Sites Normal Levels (-) Site 1: Spring Source Site 2: Terrace #___ Loʻi #___ Kalo Variety: Site 3: Terrace #___ Loʻi #___ Kalo Variety: Site 4: Terrace #___ Loʻi #___ Kalo Variety: Site 5: Terrace #___ Loʻi #___ Kalo Variety: Site 6: End of Awai Period ___ Period ___ Period ___ Average Analysis Questions: Use Excel or Create a Graph to make the 5 line graphs for the average pH per each site. X= site and Y= value in pH, Temp, Phosphate, Nitrate, and Oxygen). What was the average pH level for each test site? Were there any patterns in the pH levels as the water flowed down stream? Were the pH levels normal or not, explain (see table 3). Was your hypothesis supported or not, explain?
Site A- Upstream Site B- Puna, Spring Site C- Loʻi Kalo Site D- Lower stream, flat grassy area Record data below for vertebrate sightings by the different groups and other outside observers in the tables below: Date: Time: Weather: Common Name of Vertebrate Species found Scientific Name Class: Species Type: Aquatic=A Sediment= S Origin Native=N I Invasive= AI Trophic Level: Abundant (+++) Common (++) Rare (R) Date: Time: Weather: Place a check in the box if the animal is found at the Site A, B, C, and/or D List vertebrate animals you have found and classify them from simple to complex: Species found: Indicate the Class of each animal: Osteichthyes (fish) Amphibia (frogs, tadpoles) Reptilia (lizards, geckos, Jackson chameleon) Aves (birds, ducks, chickens) Mammalia (pigs, rats, dogs, mongoose, cats, etc.) Site A Upstream Site B Puna, Spring Site C Loʻi, kalo patch Site D Lower stream, flat grassy area
List invertebrate animals you have found and classify them from simple to complex: Species found: Indicate the Phylum of each animal: Platyhelminthes (flatworms) Mollusca (snails, slugs, Annelida (earthworms) Arthropoda (Class Crustacea) (shrimp, crayfish) Site A Upstream Site B Puna, Spring Site C Lo’i, kalo patch Site D Lower stream, flat grassy area IV. RESULTS for Entomologists Site A- Upstream Site B- Puna, Spring Site C- Loʻi Kalo Site D- Lower stream, flat grassy area Record data below for insects sightings by the different groups and other outside observers in the tables below: Date: Time: Weather: Common Name of insects found Scientific Name by Phylum Species Type: S Origin Native=N I Invasive= AI Trophic Level: Abundant (+++) Common (++) Rare (R)