Parks in this Network
Parks monitored: Glacier Bay, Klondike Gold Rush, Sitka
Protocol under development - contents subject to change.
SEAN's long-term Streamflow monitoring program is partially operational and partially under development. It is intended to fulfill these objectives:
- Measure and monitor streamflow for the Indian River, relative to the ability of the park-managed portion to provide adequate in-stream flow to support aquatic life and maintain ADF&G’s in-stream flow reservations for anadromous fish spawning, incubation, and rearing.
- Continue to monitor streamflow in the Taiya River near Skagway to establish current conditions of seasonal and annual flow patterns.
- Identify and quantify long-term changes or trends in the annual and seasonal patterns of freshwater discharge in the Indian, Taiya, and Salmon Rivers.
- Determine trends in chemical loads using accompanying water quality data collected under co-located monitoring of physicochemical water quality.
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External Data Links
Klondike Gold Rush
- NWS Indian River Recent Observations
- USGS Indian River Historic Observations
- Indian River Station Descriptions
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