Publication Summary

Title

Bear-Evans Watershed Temperature and Dissolved Oxygen Total Maximum Daily Load: Water Quality Improvement Report

Month-Year PublishedJuly 2008
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Short Description

Bear, Evans, and Cottage Lake Creeks are too warm with low dissolved oxygen. These conditions may be harming salmon and trout (salmonids) which need cold water to survive. This report documents Ecology′s Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) study for temperature and dissolved oxygen in the Bear-Evans Watershed. It also outlines the strategy of actions needed to improve these water quality conditions.

Publication Number08-10-058
Author(s)Teizeen Mohamedali and Sinang Lee
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Number of pages 187
Keywords Bear-Evans Watershed, Cottage Lake, dissolved oxygen, temperature, Total Maximum Daily Load, water quality
Subject Waterbodies
WRIA 08 - Cedar-Sammamish
map of Washington state showing locations of subject waterbodies
Related Web ContentTMDL Activity by County and WRIA - WRIA 8

This page last updated July 16, 2008