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In the early 1980s, Alberta Environment established a formal water quality monitoring program at Wabamun Lake, located about 60 kilometres west of Edmonton. The program was designed to determine long-term patterns in the overall water quality of the lake. This report summarizes patterns in the water quality of Wabamun Lake using data collected from 1982 to 2001, and evaluates the main changes of lake water quality as they relate to aquatic biota, lake level, lake water balance, and effects of the Wabamun Lake Water Treatment Plant inflow to the lake.
This report investigates the long-term patterns and changes in Wabamun Lake's water quality from 1982 to 2001. Alberta Environment established a formal monitoring program to assess these trends, focusing on how water quality relates to aquatic life, lake levels, water balance, and the impact of the Wabamun Lake Water Treatment Plant. The study synthesizes data collected over two decades to provide a comprehensive overview of the lake's environmental status.
This report serves as a detailed scientific assessment of Wabamun Lake's water quality over a significant period. The data presented offers a baseline for understanding environmental changes and their ecological implications. It is likely intended for environmental scientists, policymakers, and local stakeholders interested in the health of the lake ecosystem. The comprehensive nature of the data collection and analysis suggests a thorough, evidence-based approach to environmental monitoring.
Page Count:
86
Publication Date:
2003-01-01
Publisher:
Alberta Environment, Science and Standards Division
ISBN-10:
0778525031
ISBN-13:
9780778525035
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