Submission Number: 14049
Submission ID: 64513
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Created: Thu, 01/19/2023 - 18:10
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Pollution Control Agency
Lake of the Woods SWCD
B40489
Bigfork River Target Watershed Assessment – LOW &
CR3307
The "Bigfork River Target Watershed Assessment – Lake of the Woods & Koochiching Soil and Water Conservation Districts" Project focuses on collecting water chemistry and field parameters at the sites identified by MPCA. The project will support the biological assessments being completed by MPCA staff for this Target Watershed Assessment.

This project is not only a collaborative effort with MPCA, but also with 3 SWCDs and a well established River Watch Program. This work plan aims to train and develop Koochiching SWCD staff to enable them to continue water quality monitoring in the Rainy River Basin. This will be accomplished by utilizing experienced Lake of the Woods SWCD staff. This project also is a collaborative effort with Itasca SWCD, because the Big Fork Watershed extends into Itasca County. The project area includes the Big Fork Watershed within Koochiching County.

This collaborative effort will continue in years to come to complete additional upcoming Target Watershed Assessments in the Rainy River Basin. The equipment purchased for this project will continue to be utilized for these assessments and other water monitoring in the Rainy River Basin.
Project Duration
Wed, 03/24/2010 - 00:00
Sat, 06/30/2012 - 00:00
Sat, 06/30/2012 - 00:00
Yes
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Contract Amounts
$52077.00
$0
$52077.00
Yes
352 E710 WY2
No
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Louise Hotka
louise.hotka@state.mn.us
Good
Good
Good
Good - Project staff worked effectively to resolve problems due to the logisitical challenge of sampling multiple locations and shipping time required for short holding time samples (E. coli). They sought guidance for balancing bacteria holding times with early AM DO measurements and the outcome of the effort provides a solid data set for assessment.
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4 - satisfied