Powell River Salmon Society
Lang Water Monitoring Program
The purpose of water quality monitoring is to 
- employ and train persons from local communities to foster interest and involvement in community watersheds.
- specifically address wild fish health and habitat in relation to the above; and
- provide information on the status, health, trends and uses of water resources;
- establish baseline levels in support of specific criteria/objectives development and attainment reporting;
- provide information for resource management planning and decision making at the community and regional level;
- Haslam Lake and Lang Creek Water Monitoring 2018 2018 Continuous Raw Data
- Haslam Lake and Lake Creek Water Monitoring 2017 2017 Continuous Raw Data
- Haslam Lake and Lang Creek Water Monitoring 2016 2016 Continuous Raw Data
- Haslam Lake and Lang Creek Water Monitoring 2015 2015 Continuous Raw Data
- Haslam Lake and Lang Creek Water Monitoring 2014 2014 Continuous Raw Data
- Haslam Lake and Lang Creek Water Monitoring 2013 2013 Continuous Raw Data
- Haslam Lake and Lang Creek Water Monitoring 2012
- Haslam Lake and Lang Creek Water Monitoring 2011
- Haslam Lake and Lang Creek Water Monitoring 2010
- Haslam Lake and Lang Creek Water Monitoring 2009
- Haslam Lake and Lang Creek Water Monitoring 2008
- Lang Bay Water Monitoring Field Notes
- Duck Lake Water Monitoring Field Notes
- Blackwater Creek Water Monitoring Field Notes
- Anderson Creek Water Monitoring Field Notes
- Sloughs Water Monitoring Field Notes
- Haslam Lake Water Monitoring Field Notes
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