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REGIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING AND ASSESSMENT PROGRAM STUDY OF WADEABLE STREAMS IN THE DRIFTLESS AREA ECOREGION IN WESTERN WISCONSIN
Citation:
MILLER, M. A., A. C. COLBY, AND P. KANEHL. REGIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING AND ASSESSMENT PROGRAM STUDY OF WADEABLE STREAMS IN THE DRIFTLESS AREA ECOREGION IN WESTERN WISCONSIN. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC, 2006.
Impact/Purpose:
The purpose of this research project is to provide methods, tools and guidance to Regions, States and Tribes to support the TMDL program. This research will investigate new measurement methods and models to link stressors to biological responses and will use existing data and knowledge to develop strategies to determine the causes of biological impairment in rivers and streams. Research will be performed across multiple spatial scales, site, subwatershed, watershed, basin, ecoregion and regional/state.
Description:
Report describes the results of a REMAP agreement awarded to the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (WDNR) to compare random and modified-random sampling designs.