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Soos Creek watershed streams are too warm, have too little oxygen, and aquatic habitat is degraded |
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Date Published |
| 12-10-020 | July 2012 |
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Soos Creek watershed streams are too warm, have too little oxygen, and aquatic habitat is degraded (Number of pages: 4) (Publication Size: 496KB)
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| Author(s) |
Nolan, Joan |
| Description |
Ecology in collaboration with EPA, Muckleshoot Tribe, and others is conducting a TMDL addressing elevated temperature and lowered dissolved oxygen as well as degraded habitat in the Soos Creek watershed. This focus sheet discusses water quality issues in the watershed, expected solutions to improve water quality, and invites stakeholders to a public meeting to learn about and participate in ongoing watershed monitoring and modeling activities. |
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| Contact |
Joan Nolan at 425-649-4425 or joan.nolan@ecy.wa.gov |
| Keywords |
temperature, water quality, salmon, habitat loss, dissolved oxygen |
| WEB PAGE |
Water Quality Improvement Project Green River, Newaukum Creek, and Soos and Area: Multi-parameter |
| WATERSHED |
Water Resource Inventory Area 09 Duwamish-Green |
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