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Conservation, Education & Community Interaction since 1977
The Hammond River Management Plan will guide management activity in the watershed for the next 5-10 years. It prioritized sub-catchment areas within the watershed by evaluating water quality, fish & benthic macro-invertebrate health, environmental conditions, and development pressure. This evaluation found the Palmer Brook, Nauwigewauk, Markhamville, and Hanford areas to be the most vulnerable.
The Hammond River Management Plan will guide management activity in the watershed for the next 5-10 years. It prioritized sub-catchment areas within the watershed by evaluating water quality, fish & benthic macro-invertebrate health, environmental conditions, and development pressure. This evaluation found the Palmer Brook, Nauwigewauk, Markhamville, and Hanford areas to be the most vulnerable.
HAMMOND RIVER MANAGEMENT PLAN
The Hammond River Management Plan will guide management activity in the watershed for the next 5-10 years. The plan prioritized sub-catchment areas within the watershed by evaluating water quality, fish & benthic macro-invertebrate health, environmental conditions, and development pressure. This evaluation found the Palmer Brook, Nauwigewauk, Markhamville, and Hanford areas to be the most vulnerable.
HAMMOND RIVER MANAGEMENT PLAN: SITES & SUB-CATCHMENTS (2015)
As part of the Hammond River Management Plan a detailed look at sites and sub-catchments in the watershed was completed. This report looks at 17 sites and 11 sub-catchments and qualifies environmental conditions, relays water quality results, and discusses biological community health.