Lake Whatcom Monitoring Project 2021/2022 Report

Angela Strecker; Michael Hilles; Joan Pickens; Kathryn Queen; Emily Flarry; Robert Mitchell; Robin A. Matthews; Geoffrey B. Matthews

Lake Whatcom Monitoring Project 2021/2022 Report

Angela Strecker, Michael Hilles, Joan Pickens, Kathryn Queen, Emily Flarry, Robert Mitchell, Robin A. Matthews, Geoffrey B. Matthews

Western Washington University

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This report describes the results from the 2021/2022 Lake Whatcom monitoring program conducted by the Institute for Watershed Studies at Western Washington University (www.wwu.edu/iws).

The major objectives in 2021/2022 were to continue long-term baseline water quality monitoring in Lake Whatcom and its major tributaries; collect storm runoff water quality data from representative streams in the watershed; and continue collection of hydrologic data from Austin and Smith Creeks.

Original language	American English
Journal	Lake Whatcom Annual Reports
State	Published - Feb 1 2023

Keywords

Lake Whatcom
City of Bellingham
Environmental monitoring
Institute for Watershed Studies

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Environmental Monitoring
Environmental Sciences

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