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Maine Department of Environmental Protection

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Upper Prestile Stream Main Stem 1 Watershed Survey

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Maine Department of Environmental Protection

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2013

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Download this report here.

The watershed survey was performed using guidelines outlined in Stream Survey Manual Volume I: A Citizen’s Guide to Basic Watershed, Habitat and Geomorphology Surveys in Stream & River Watersheds. Natural resource professionals from USDA-NRCS, Maine Forest Service (MFS), MDEP and CASWCD trained students from University of Maine Presque Isle environmental studies class to assist in the survey. Since the major land uses in this watershed are agriculture and forestry, a special agriculture and forestry based data sheet was developed. Surveyors identified and rated NPS pollution sites for potential pollution impact and recommended BMPs for each site. Students were accompanied by a natural resource professional during the survey. The survey was performed predominately in the spring after snowmelt before fields were plowed. An initial flyover of the watershed was completed with the assistance of the MFS. Survey observations, locations and recommended BMPs were recorded in NPS Site Tracker and presented to watershed landowners.

*** ADDITIONALKEYWORDS *** 319 Grant Project *** SPATIALINFO *** *** ISGOMCFUNDED *** *** GOMCINVOLVEMENT *** *** SPATIALDATA *** *** SPATIALFILE *** *** RECORDTYPE *** Report *** KEYWORDS *** River-Stream (Ecosystem) Terrestrial (Ecosystem) Agriculture (Human-Associated) Assessment - evaluation (Human-Associated) Conservation (Human-Associated) Inventory - monitoring (Human-Associated) Land use - land cover (Human-Associated) Pollution (Human-Associated) Pollution: non-point source (Human-Associated) Water quality (Human-Associated) Water quality - quantity (Physico-Chemical)