Wild mustang near the mIddle section of Dove Creek.Wild mustang near the mIddle section of Dove Creek.

 

Water gap where livestock are allowed access to the creek located between the lower & mIddle fence exclosures of Dove Creek .Water gap where livestock are allowed access to the creek located between the lower & mIddle fence exclosures of Dove Creek .

 

Black Willow, Salix Nigra, in the Dove Creek area.Black Willow, Salix Nigra, in the Dove Creek area.

 

Measuring a large Black Willow, Salix Nigra.Measuring a large Black Willow, Salix Nigra.

 

Desert Spiny Lizard.Desert Spiny Lizard.

Monitoring Map >> Dove Creek - Middle


Dove Creek, Middle - Physical Habitat and Bioassessment Sampling Site


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Location: Latitude N: 40.07915
Longitude W: 119.40128
Elevation: 4429 ft.
Lake Range; Washoe County, NV
Equipment: 1). A YSI 6920 multiparameter WQ monitoring instrument is used to record temperature, specific conductivity, pH, dissolved oxygen, salinity, tds, and turbidity during the sampling event.
2). A 18"x12" kicknet, 500 micron mesh, is used to collect benthic macroinvertebrates at 3 sites.
3). A densiometer is used to obtain an estimate of canopy cover (%) along the 150 meter reach.
Period of Record: 2006 to present

Physical Habitat & Bioassessment monitoring began in 2006 within the Dove Creek watershed, and conducted annually during the month of April or May depending on flows. Physical Habitat assessments are conducted within a 10 x 150 meter reach of the stream.  Benthic macro-invertebrates are collected at three sites within the reach, and water samples/ stream measurements are taken at the mid-point of the reach following protocols in the Tribe's 2007 Quality Assurance Project Plan.(7.4 Mb PDF file)


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