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Critical Water Quantity and Quality (WQ2) Sensing, Monitoring and Modeling for Watershed Nutrient Pollution Management
Citation:
Nietch, C. Critical Water Quantity and Quality (WQ2) Sensing, Monitoring and Modeling for Watershed Nutrient Pollution Management. Sustaining Scioto Board Meeting, Mid-Ohio Regional Planning Commission, Virtual, October 27, 2020.
Impact/Purpose:
Present to the Sustaining Scioto Board on ORD research and lessons learned in setting up the East Fork Watershed Cooperative for managing excess nutrients in the East Fork Watershed. The Board is considering establishing a similar type of cooperative and would like to here about our experiences in the East Fork.
Description:
Slide presentation overviewing East Fork Watershed Study research and the critical water quality and quantity sensing, monitoring and modeling needs for watershed nutrient management as learned over the history of the East Fork Watershed Cooperative.