Eutrophication of Truesdale Lake
By: Christian Jenne SUNY Oneonta Biological Field Station
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Eutrophication of Truesdale Lake By: Christian Jenne SUNY Oneonta Biological Field Station Photo 1 Background Hometown : Dryden, New York Undergraduate : SUNY ESF Graduate : SUNY Oneonta Work Experience: USFWS Peconic Dunes
By: Christian Jenne SUNY Oneonta Biological Field Station
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Background
Dryden, New York
SUNY ESF
SUNY Oneonta
USFWS Peconic Dunes Summer Camp
dec.ny.gov
http://www2.dnr.cornell.edu/cek7/nyfish/index.htmlOligotrophic Lake
<10 µg/L of phosphorus
<2 µg/L of Cholorophyll a
>5 meter Secchi Disk Depth
Mesotrophic Lake
10-20 µg/L of phosphorus
2-8 µg/L of Cholorphyll a
clarity 2-5 meter Secchi Disk Depth
Eutrophic Lake
>20 µg/L of phosphorus
productivity >8 µg/L of Chlorophyll a
2 m Secchi Disk Depth
Results of High Phosphorus
Potamogeton crispus Potamogeton foliosus
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Phosphorus from Watershed
gardens
http://www.wellwaterguide.net/septic-tanks
Phosphorus From Within
water
released
in the water column
P P P P
Lake
O2
O2
Low O2 in bottom H2O
P P P P P
Techniques for Change
Quick and Simple
Rain barrels Rain Gardens Buffer Zones Education
Long Term
Septic Tank Check Ups Septic Tank Repairs Combined Septic Systems Aeration System
Watershed Community
based
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References
Photo Credits:
Photos 1, 4 and 5 Rob Cummings of TEA Photo 2 Google Earth Photo 3 Lara Gorton of TLPOA
Herbicides and Algaecides