Bear Creek Watershed Investigation

International Workshop on Interfaces at Bear Creek

Cumulative Watershed Effects: Caspar Creek and Beyond1

2 Research Geologist, USDA Forest Service Pacific Southwest Research Station, Redwood Sciences Laboratory, 1700 Bayview Dr., Arcata, CA 95521 Abstract: Cumulative effects are the combined effects of multiple activities, and watershed effects are those which involve processes of water transport. Almost all impacts are influenced by multiple activities, so almost all impacts must be evaluated as ...

Hydrogeological constraints on riparian buffers for reduction of diffuse pollution: examples from the Bear Creek watershed in Iowa, USA.

Riparian Management Systems (RiMS) have been proposed to minimize the impacts of agricultural production and improve water quality in Iowa in the Midwestern USA. As part of RiMS, multispecies riparian buffers have been shown to decrease nutrient, pesticide, and sediment concentrations in runoff from adjacent crop fields. However, their effect on nutrients and pesticides moving in groundwater be...

Demonstration of GSSHA Hydrology at Goodwin Creek Experimental Watershed

PURPOSE: The purpose of this System-Wide Water Resources (SWWRP) technical note is to describe the application of the Gridded Surface Subsurface Hydrologic Analysis (GSSHA) model at the Goodwin Creek Experimental Watershed (GCEW). The purpose of applying the model at this site was to confirm that the hydrologic portions of the code were working properly and were able to achieve accurate results...

Minnesota River Basin Hawk Creek-Yellow Medicine Watershed

This report reflects the number and boundary delineations of earlier work done by the Minnesota River Assessment Project (MRAP), in which the Minnesota River Basin was divided into thirteen major watersheds. The majority of these watersheds contain the drainage area of only one of the Minnesota River's major tributaries, while the others contain a given reach of the Minnesota River as well as t...