Minnesota National Lakes Assessment Project: Aquatic Macrophytes in Minnesota Lakes

Minnesota National Lakes Assessment Project: Aquatic Macrophytes in Minnesota Lakes

2008

The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has a responsibility to assess the health of the nation's water resources. One of the methods for assessment is statistically-based surveys. The survey of the nation's lakes, conducted in 2007, is one of a series of water surveys being conducted by states, tribes, the EPA, and other partners. In addition to lakes, partners will also study coastal waters, wadable streams, rivers, and wetlands in a revolving sequence. The purpose of these surveys is to generate statistically-valid and environmentally relevant reports on the condition of the nation's water resources of streams, lakes, wetlands and estuaries at nationwide and regional scales.

Neuman, Jason
Anderson, Pam
Heiskary, Steve
Duval, Michael
Wright, David

Minnesota Department of Natural Resources

MDNR
MPCA
MN Pollution Control Agency
DNR
MDNR

Lakes, Ponds, and Reservoirs
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency

25

Surface Water
Water Quality & Pollutants
Water Use & Availability
Water Conveyance & Hydraulics

aquatic vegetation
macrophyte
macrophytes
sample
samples
sampling
sampled
water quality
water qualities
water-quality
water-qualities
water quality assessment
water quality assessments
water-quality assessment
water-quality assessments
water quality data
Data collection
data collecting
data collect
water quality & pollutants
water quality and pollutants
water assessment
water-assessment
data analysis
lake assess
lake assessed
lake assesses
lake assessing
lake assessment program
lake assessment

2000-2009

Yes

Public Domain

Minnesota Water Research Digital Library