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Document Title: Minnesota River, Shakopee Watershed Characterization Report
Date: 2017
Main Topic: Surface Water, Water Quality & Pollutants, Water Use & Availability, Hydrology
Author (Corporate): Minnesota Department of Natural Resources
Keywords: watershed, watersheds, water shed, water sheds, water-shed, water-sheds, geomorphology, geo-morphology, connectivity, connectiveness, hydrology, hydrologic, surface water hydrology, watershed approach, watershed approaches, watershed assessment tool, watershed assessment tools, water shed assessment tool, water shed assessment tools, water-shed assessment tool, water-shed assessment tools, watershed management, watershed managements, water-shed management, water-shed managements, water shed management, water shed managements, watershed modeling, water-shed modeling, water shed modeling, watershed restoration, water-shed restoration, water shed restoration, watershed restorations, water-shed restorations, water shed restorations, watershed scale, watershed-scale, watershed monitors, watershed monitor, watershed monitoring, watershed protections, watershed protection, watershed hydrology, watershed characterization, Minnesota River - Shakopee Watershed

Document Title: Watershed-Scale Monitoring of Long-Term Best Management Practice Effectiveness [Project]
Date: 2017
Main Topic: Wastewater, Water Quality & Pollutants
Keywords: nutrient load, nutrient-load, nutrient loading, nutrient loads, sediment, sediments, sedimentation, Best Management Practice, Best Management Practices, BMP, BMPs, B.M.P., B.M.Ps, sediment load, sediment loads, sediment loading, watershed management, watershed managements, water-shed management, water-shed managements, water shed management, water shed managements, water conveyance & hydraulics, water conveyance and hydraulics, water monitoring & assessment, water monitoring and assessment, watershed scale, watershed-scale, watershed monitors, watershed monitor, watershed monitoring

Document Title: Minnesota River, Shakopee Watershed Characterization Report Executive Summary
Date: 2017
Main Topic: Surface Water, Water Quality & Pollutants, Water Use & Availability, Hydrology
Author (Corporate): Minnesota Department of Natural Resources
Keywords: watershed, watersheds, water shed, water sheds, water-shed, water-sheds, geomorphology, geo-morphology, connectivity, connectiveness, hydrology, hydrologic, surface water hydrology, watershed approach, watershed approaches, watershed assessment tool, watershed assessment tools, water shed assessment tool, water shed assessment tools, water-shed assessment tool, water-shed assessment tools, watershed management, watershed managements, water-shed management, water-shed managements, water shed management, water shed managements, watershed modeling, water-shed modeling, water shed modeling, watershed restoration, water-shed restoration, water shed restoration, watershed restorations, water-shed restorations, water shed restorations, watershed scale, watershed-scale, watershed monitors, watershed monitor, watershed monitoring, watershed protections, watershed protection, watershed hydrology, watershed characterization, Minnesota River - Shakopee Watershed

Document Title: Watershed Restoration and Protection Strategies Report: Ramsey-Washington Metro Watershed District
Date: 2017
Main Topic: Surface Water, Water Quality & Pollutants, Water Use & Availability, Water Conveyance & Hydraulics
Author (Corporate): BARR Engineering Company, City of Gem Lake, City of Landfall, City of Little Canada, City of Maplewood, City of North St. Paul, City of Oakdale, City of Roseville, City of Shoreview, City of St. Paul, City of Vadnais Heights, City of White Bear Lake, City of Woodbury, Metropolitan Council, Minnesota Board of Water and Soil Resources, Minnesota Department of Natural Resources, Minnesota Department of Transportation, Minnesota Pollution Control Agency, Ramsey Conservation District, Ramsey County, Ramsey-Washington Metro Watershed District, Washington Conservation District, Washington County
Keywords: water monitoring, water quality, water qualities, water-quality, water-qualities, watershed, watersheds, water shed, water sheds, water-shed, water-sheds, stressor indicator, stressor indicators, water quality criteria, water quality data, water quality management, water quality managements, watershed management, watershed managements, water-shed management, water-shed managements, water shed management, water shed managements, water quality protection, water restoration & protection, water restoration and protection, water restorations & protections, water restorations and protections, water quality & pollutants, water quality and pollutants, water quality restoration, stressors, stressor, Washington County, Ramsey-Washington Metro Watershed District, watershed monitors, watershed monitor, watershed monitoring, Ramsey County

Document Title: Draft Osakis Lake Area Excess Nutrients Total Maximum Daily Load Report
Date: 2016
Main Topic: Surface Water, Water Quality & Pollutants, Water Use & Availability, Water Conveyance & Hydraulics, Water Economics
Author (Corporate): Wenck Associates, Inc.
Keywords: atmospheric deposition, atmospheric depositions, Total Maximum Daily Load, Total Maximum Daily Loads, TMDL, TMDLs, T.M.D.L., T.M.D.Ls, non-point source, non-point sources, nonpoint source, nonpoint sources, non point source, non point sources, point source, point sources, surface runoff, surface runoffs, agricultural runoff, agricultural runoffs, agricultural run-off, agricultural run off, ag runoff, ag run-off, ag run off, nonpoint source pollution, non point source pollution, non-point source pollution, phosphorus load, phosphorus loads, phosphorus loading, water quality assessment, water quality assessments, water-quality assessment, water-quality assessments, water quality data, water quality modeling, water quality model, water quality standard, water quality standards, watershed assessment tool, watershed assessment tools, water shed assessment tool, water shed assessment tools, water-shed assessment tool, water-shed assessment tools, watershed management, watershed managements, water-shed management, water-shed managements, water shed management, water shed managements, watershed modeling, water-shed modeling, water shed modeling, water quality & pollutants, water quality and pollutants, impaired waters, impaired water, watershed monitors, watershed monitor, watershed monitoring, agricultural water shed, agricultural watershed, agricultural watersheds, ag watershed, W.R.A.P, watershed restoration and protection, WRAP, 303(d) list

Document Title: Draft South Fork Crow River Watershed Total Maximum Daily Load
Date: 2016
Main Topic: Surface Water, Water Quality & Pollutants, Water Use & Availability, Water Conveyance & Hydraulics
Author (Corporate): Crow River Organization of Water, Minnesota Pollution Control Agency, Wenck Associates, Inc., RESPEC
Keywords: Total Maximum Daily Load, Total Maximum Daily Loads, TMDL, TMDLs, T.M.D.L., T.M.D.Ls, water quality, water qualities, water-quality, water-qualities, water quality indicator, water quality indicators, phosphorus load, phosphorus loads, phosphorus loading, water quality management, water quality managements, water quality standard, water quality standards, watershed assessment tool, watershed assessment tools, water shed assessment tool, water shed assessment tools, water-shed assessment tool, water-shed assessment tools, watershed management, watershed managements, water-shed management, water-shed managements, water shed management, water shed managements, watershed restoration, water-shed restoration, water shed restoration, watershed restorations, water-shed restorations, water shed restorations, water quality protection, water quality & pollutants, water quality and pollutants, water quality restoration, watershed monitors, watershed monitor, watershed monitoring, watershed protections, watershed protection, W.R.A.P, watershed restoration and protection, WRAP, surface water quality, 303(d) list, South Fork Crow River Watershed

Document Title: South Fork Crow River Watershed Characterization Report
Date: 2016
Main Topic: Surface Water, Water Quality & Pollutants, Water Use & Availability, Hydrology
Author (Corporate): Minnesota Department of Natural Resources
Keywords: watershed, watersheds, water shed, water sheds, water-shed, water-sheds, geomorphology, geo-morphology, connectivity, connectiveness, hydrology, hydrologic, watershed approach, watershed approaches, watershed assessment tool, watershed assessment tools, water shed assessment tool, water shed assessment tools, water-shed assessment tool, water-shed assessment tools, watershed management, watershed managements, water-shed management, water-shed managements, water shed management, water shed managements, watershed modeling, water-shed modeling, water shed modeling, watershed restoration, water-shed restoration, water shed restoration, watershed restorations, water-shed restorations, water shed restorations, watershed monitors, watershed monitor, watershed monitoring, watershed protections, watershed protection, agricultural water shed, agricultural watershed, agricultural watersheds, ag watershed, W.R.A.P, watershed restoration and protection, WRAP, "Healthy Watershed Approach", Healthy watershed approach, Healthy Watersheds Approach, Intensive Watershed Monitoring, IWM, watershed hydrology, Crow River, South Fork Crow River Watershed, watershed characterization

Document Title: Minnesota River, Mankato Watershed Characterization Report
Date: 2016
Main Topic: Surface Water, Water Quality & Pollutants, Water Use & Availability, Hydrology
Author (Corporate): Minnesota Department of Natural Resources
Keywords: watershed, watersheds, water shed, water sheds, water-shed, water-sheds, connectivity, connectiveness, subwatershed, subwatersheds, sub-watershed, sub-watersheds, watershed assessment tool, watershed assessment tools, water shed assessment tool, water shed assessment tools, water-shed assessment tool, water-shed assessment tools, watershed management, watershed managements, water-shed management, water-shed managements, water shed management, water shed managements, watershed restoration, water-shed restoration, water shed restoration, watershed restorations, water-shed restorations, water shed restorations, Minnesota River, watershed monitors, watershed monitor, watershed monitoring, watershed protections, watershed protection, Seven Mile Creek Watershed, W.R.A.P, watershed restoration and protection, WRAP, Intensive Watershed Monitoring, IWM, Little Cottonwood River, Spring Creek, Fort Ridgely Creek, Seven Mile Creek, Unnamed Creek

Document Title: Coon Creek Watershed District Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL)
Date: 2016
Main Topic: Surface Water, Water Quality & Pollutants, Water Use & Availability, Water Conveyance & Hydraulics
Author (Corporate): Coon Creek Watershed District
Keywords: Total Maximum Daily Load, Total Maximum Daily Loads, TMDL, TMDLs, T.M.D.L., T.M.D.Ls, Best Management Practice, Best Management Practices, BMP, BMPs, B.M.P., B.M.Ps, water quality assessment, water quality assessments, water-quality assessment, water-quality assessments, water quality criteria, water quality data, water quality management, water quality managements, water quality modeling, water quality model, Water Quality Regulation, Water Quality Regulations, WQR, W.Q.R, WQRs, W.Q.Rs, water quality standard, water quality standards, watershed assessment tool, watershed assessment tools, water shed assessment tool, water shed assessment tools, water-shed assessment tool, water-shed assessment tools, watershed management, watershed managements, water-shed management, water-shed managements, water shed management, water shed managements, watershed modeling, water-shed modeling, water shed modeling, watershed restoration, water-shed restoration, water shed restoration, watershed restorations, water-shed restorations, water shed restorations, E coli, E. coli, Escherichia coli, Ecoli, water quality & pollutants, water quality and pollutants, impaired waters, impaired water, watershed monitors, watershed monitor, watershed monitoring, watershed protections, watershed protection, W.R.A.P, watershed restoration and protection, WRAP, surface water quality, 303(d) list, Coon Creek Watershed

Document Title: Minnesota River, Mankato Watershed Characterization Report Summary
Date: 2016
Main Topic: Surface Water, Water Quality & Pollutants, Water Use & Availability, Hydrology
Author (Corporate): Minnesota Department of Natural Resources
Keywords: watershed, watersheds, water shed, water sheds, water-shed, water-sheds, connectivity, connectiveness, subwatershed, subwatersheds, sub-watershed, sub-watersheds, watershed assessment tool, watershed assessment tools, water shed assessment tool, water shed assessment tools, water-shed assessment tool, water-shed assessment tools, watershed management, watershed managements, water-shed management, water-shed managements, water shed management, water shed managements, watershed restoration, water-shed restoration, water shed restoration, watershed restorations, water-shed restorations, water shed restorations, Minnesota River, watershed monitors, watershed monitor, watershed monitoring, watershed protections, watershed protection, Seven Mile Creek Watershed, W.R.A.P, watershed restoration and protection, WRAP, Intensive Watershed Monitoring, IWM, Little Cottonwood River, Spring Creek, Fort Ridgely Creek, Seven Mile Creek, Unnamed Creek

Document Title: Draft Lake Winona Phosphorus Total Maximum Daily Load
Date: 2016
Main Topic: Surface Water, Water Quality & Pollutants, Water Use & Availability, Water Economics
Keywords: atmospheric deposition, atmospheric depositions, Total Maximum Daily Load, Total Maximum Daily Loads, TMDL, TMDLs, T.M.D.L., T.M.D.Ls, non-point source, non-point sources, nonpoint source, nonpoint sources, non point source, non point sources, point source, point sources, surface runoff, surface runoffs, agricultural runoff, agricultural runoffs, agricultural run-off, agricultural run off, ag runoff, ag run-off, ag run off, nonpoint source pollution, non point source pollution, non-point source pollution, phosphorus load, phosphorus loads, phosphorus loading, water quality assessment, water quality assessments, water-quality assessment, water-quality assessments, water quality data, water quality management, water quality managements, water quality modeling, water quality model, watershed assessment tool, watershed assessment tools, water shed assessment tool, water shed assessment tools, water-shed assessment tool, water-shed assessment tools, watershed management, watershed managements, water-shed management, water-shed managements, water shed management, water shed managements, watershed modeling, water-shed modeling, water shed modeling, water quality & pollutants, water quality and pollutants, water quality restoration, impaired waters, impaired water, W.R.A.P, watershed restoration and protection, WRAP, 303(d) list

Document Title: 12-Mile Creek Dissolved Oxygen Total Maximum Daily Load Report
Date: 2015
Main Topic: Surface Water, Water Quality & Pollutants, Water Use & Availability, Water Conveyance & Hydraulics, Water Education, Outreach & Community Capacity, Water Economics
Author (Corporate): Crow River Organization of Water, Minnesota Pollution Control Agency, Wenck Associates, Inc., RESPEC
Keywords: Total Maximum Daily Load, Total Maximum Daily Loads, TMDL, TMDLs, T.M.D.L., T.M.D.Ls, water quality indicator, water quality indicators, low dissolved oxygen, water quality assessment, water quality assessments, water-quality assessment, water-quality assessments, water quality data, water quality management, water quality managements, water quality modeling, water quality model, Water Quality Regulation, Water Quality Regulations, WQR, W.Q.R, WQRs, W.Q.Rs, water quality sampling, water quality standard, water quality standards, watershed assessment tool, watershed assessment tools, water shed assessment tool, water shed assessment tools, water-shed assessment tool, water-shed assessment tools, watershed management, watershed managements, water-shed management, water-shed managements, water shed management, water shed managements, watershed modeling, water-shed modeling, water shed modeling, dissolved oxygen, DO, water quality & pollutants, water quality and pollutants, water quality restoration, water temperature, water temperatures, watershed monitors, watershed monitor, watershed monitoring, 303(d) list, 12 Mile Creek Watershed

Document Title: Watershed Achievements Report: 2015 Annual Report
Date: 2015
Main Topic: Surface Water, Urban & Industrial Stormwater, Agricultural Drainage, Water Quality & Pollutants, Water Use & Availability, Water Conveyance & Hydraulics, Water Education, Outreach & Community Capacity, Water Economics
Author (Corporate): Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
Keywords: Total Maximum Daily Load, Total Maximum Daily Loads, TMDL, TMDLs, T.M.D.L., T.M.D.Ls, Clean Water Act, cwa, Federal Clean Water Act, watershed, watersheds, water shed, water sheds, water-shed, water-sheds, watershed district, watershed districts, Watershed Management Organization, Watershed Management Organizations, WMO, WMOs, W.M.O., W.M.Os, watershed organization, watershed organizations, turbid, turbidity, turbidness, Clean Water Partnership program, Clean Water Partnership programs, nutrient, nutrients, watershed approach, watershed approaches, watershed assessment tool, watershed assessment tools, water shed assessment tool, water shed assessment tools, water-shed assessment tool, water-shed assessment tools, watershed management, watershed managements, water-shed management, water-shed managements, water shed management, water shed managements, watershed modeling, water-shed modeling, water shed modeling, watershed restoration, water-shed restoration, water shed restoration, watershed restorations, water-shed restorations, water shed restorations, excess nutrients, Red River, Red River Basin, Minnesota River, UMR, Upper Mississippi River, Lake Superior, watershed monitors, watershed monitor, watershed monitoring, watershed protections, watershed protection, W.R.A.P, watershed restoration and protection, WRAP, UMRB, Upper Mississippi River Basin, Intensive Watershed Monitoring, IWM, Section 319 Nonpoint Source Pollution Control Program, Minnesota River Basin, Des Moines River, St. Croix River

Document Title: The Minnesota nutrient reduction strategy
Date: 2014
Main Topic: Drinking Water, Groundwater, Surface Water, Water Conveyance & Hydraulics
Author (Corporate): Minnesota Pollution Control Agency, Minnesota Department of Agriculture, Minnesota Board of Water and Soil Resources, USDA Natural Resource Conservation Service, USDA Farm Service Agency, Minnesota Department of Natural Resources, Minnesota Department of Health, Minnesota Public Facilities Authority, University of Minnesota, Metropolitan Council, US Geological Survey
Keywords: nitrate, nitrates, Nitrate-N, surface water, surface waters, surface-water, surface-waters, surfacewater, surfacewaters, total suspended solid, total suspended solids, TSS, Best Management Practice, Best Management Practices, BMP, BMPs, B.M.P., B.M.Ps, drinking water, drinking water standard, drinking water standards, eutrophication, eutrophications, groundwater, ground water, ground-water, groundwaters, turbid, turbidity, turbidness, ag bmp, ag bmps, ag bmp's, agricultural bmps, agricultural bmp's, watershed management, watershed managements, water-shed management, water-shed managements, water shed management, water shed managements, water quality & pollutants, water quality and pollutants, UMR, Upper Mississippi River, water management, water managements, Lake Superior, Lake Winnipeg, drinking water quality

Document Title: Watershed Achievements Report: 2014 Annual Report
Date: 2014
Main Topic: Surface Water, Urban & Industrial Stormwater, Agricultural Drainage, Water Quality & Pollutants, Water Use & Availability, Water Conveyance & Hydraulics, Water Education, Outreach & Community Capacity, Water Economics
Author (Corporate): Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
Keywords: Total Maximum Daily Load, Total Maximum Daily Loads, TMDL, TMDLs, T.M.D.L., T.M.D.Ls, Clean Water Act, cwa, Federal Clean Water Act, watershed, watersheds, water shed, water sheds, water-shed, water-sheds, watershed district, watershed districts, Watershed Management Organization, Watershed Management Organizations, WMO, WMOs, W.M.O., W.M.Os, watershed organization, watershed organizations, Clean Water Partnership program, Clean Water Partnership programs, Federal Clean Water Acts, watershed approach, watershed approaches, watershed assessment tool, watershed assessment tools, water shed assessment tool, water shed assessment tools, water-shed assessment tool, water-shed assessment tools, watershed management, watershed managements, water-shed management, water-shed managements, water shed management, water shed managements, watershed restoration, water-shed restoration, water shed restoration, watershed restorations, water-shed restorations, water shed restorations, Red River, Red River Basin, Minnesota River, Lake Superior, watershed monitors, watershed monitor, watershed monitoring, watershed protections, watershed protection, W.R.A.P, watershed restoration and protection, WRAP, Section 319 Nonpoint Source Pollution Control Program, Minnesota River Basin, Des Moines River, Lower Mississippi River, Rainy River, St. Croix River

Document Title: Minnesota Pollution Control Agency's Participatory Program Development Project
Date: 2014
Main Topic: Surface Water, Water Restoration & Protection
Keywords: public participation, public participationS, watershed management, watershed managements, water-shed management, water-shed managements, water shed management, water shed managements, 319 project, 319, 319 Demonstration, Education, Research Final Research Report, social measures monitoring system, SMMS, participatory program development project, PPDP

Document Title: Buffalo River Watershed Approach Plan 2 [Project]
Date: 2013
Main Topic: Water Quality & Pollutants, Water Restoration & Protection
Keywords: Total Maximum Daily Load, Total Maximum Daily Loads, TMDL, TMDLs, T.M.D.L., T.M.D.Ls, sediment, sediments, sedimentation, water quality, water qualities, water-quality, water-qualities, watershed management, watershed managements, water-shed management, water-shed managements, water shed management, water shed managements, stressors, stressor

Document Title: Identifying Priority Management Zones for Best Management Practice Implementation in Impaired Watersheds [Project]
Date: 2013
Main Topic: Surface Water, Water Quality & Pollutants
Keywords: surface water, surface waters, surface-water, surface-waters, surfacewater, surfacewaters, Best Management Practice, Best Management Practices, BMP, BMPs, B.M.P., B.M.Ps, watershed, watersheds, water shed, water sheds, water-shed, water-sheds, LiDAR, Light Detection and Ranging, SWAT, Soil and Water Assessment Tool, watershed assessment tool, watershed assessment tools, water shed assessment tool, water shed assessment tools, water-shed assessment tool, water-shed assessment tools, watershed management, watershed managements, water-shed management, water-shed managements, water shed management, water shed managements, water monitoring & assessment, water monitoring and assessment, PMZ, Priority Management Zone, Priority Management Zones, Critical Source Area, Critical Source Areas, CSA, CSAs

Document Title: Watershed Achievements Report: 2013 Annual Report
Date: 2013
Main Topic: Surface Water, Urban & Industrial Stormwater, Agricultural Drainage, Water Quality & Pollutants, Water Use & Availability, Water Conveyance & Hydraulics, Water Education, Outreach & Community Capacity, Water Economics
Author (Corporate): Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
Keywords: Total Maximum Daily Load, Total Maximum Daily Loads, TMDL, TMDLs, T.M.D.L., T.M.D.Ls, Clean Water Act, cwa, Federal Clean Water Act, watershed, watersheds, water shed, water sheds, water-shed, water-sheds, Watershed Management Organization, Watershed Management Organizations, WMO, WMOs, W.M.O., W.M.Os, watershed organization, watershed organizations, turbid, turbidity, turbidness, Clean Water Partnership program, Clean Water Partnership programs, nutrient, nutrients, watershed approach, watershed approaches, watershed assessment tool, watershed assessment tools, water shed assessment tool, water shed assessment tools, water-shed assessment tool, water-shed assessment tools, watershed management, watershed managements, water-shed management, water-shed managements, water shed management, water shed managements, watershed restoration, water-shed restoration, water shed restoration, watershed restorations, water-shed restorations, water shed restorations, Red River, Red River Basin, Minnesota River, UMR, Upper Mississippi River, Lake Superior, watershed monitors, watershed monitor, watershed monitoring, watershed protections, watershed protection, W.R.A.P, watershed restoration and protection, WRAP, UMRB, Upper Mississippi River Basin, Missouri River Basin, Intensive Watershed Monitoring, IWM, Section 319 Nonpoint Source Pollution Control Program, Minnesota River Basin, Lower Mississippi River, Rainy River, St. Croix River

Document Title: Chippewa River Watershed Monitoring and Assessment Report
Date: 2012-07
Main Topic: Surface Water, Water Quality & Pollutants, Water Conveyance & Hydraulics, Water Education, Outreach & Community Capacity
Author (Corporate): Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
Keywords: biological assessment, biological assessments, MPCA biological assessment, IBI, watershed management, watershed managements, water-shed management, water-shed managements, water shed management, water shed managements, Data collection, data collecting, data collect, watershed monitors, watershed monitor, watershed monitoring

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