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Janes Creek watershed for habitat suitability for salmonids

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About the course[edit | edit source]

These pages contain material developed by students at Cal Poly Humboldt under supervision by User:Margarita Otero-Diaz.

Research outputs[edit | edit source]

Assessment of the Water Quality Health of Martin Slough and Jacoby Creek in Humboldt County for Habitat Suitability for Salmonids

The objective of this project is to assess the water quality health of Martin Slough and Jacoby Creek in Humboldt County for habitat suitability for salmonids

Watershed Water Quality Monitoring Project/Supplemental material

Summary tables of water quality parameters analyzed (DO, temperature, conductivity, pH, turbidity, and TSS) and their importance in terms of effects on

Effects on Industries on the Portion of Jane's Creek Located Around ''The Ditch''

The ditch is a section of Jane’s Creek located along Aldergrove Road in Arcata CA. The area of study for Jane’s Creek located near the ditch was chosen

Influence of Janes Creek South Fork Confluence on Main Stem/Raw data

Appendix A. Raw data: The raw data collected from each of our testing locations were recorded in Table A-1 and A-2. The columns represent the parameters

Assessing the impact of Meadows Park and the surrounding residential area on the water quality and habitat suitability for salmonid species of Janes Creek

The portion of Janes Creek assessed within this project is centered around Meadows Park, located on Janes Creek Dr. in Arcata, CA. Figure 3-1 shows the