Site Six

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pH chart

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photo point 1 May 13

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photo point 2 May19

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photo point 3 May 23

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Animal Evidence

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Animal Evidence

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They are from beavers they were chaed by beavers to make homes and to eat

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Photo Point 2010

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We found that the creek was going twice the speed when we got there for the third time and the vegiation changed by growing a lot.

Macro invertabrates 2010

2010-06-08T10:45:00.000-07:00

On our last trip to Douglas creek we took a test on the macro- invertebrates the graph we made shows that are water is very healthy. Because we found a lot of none tolerant insects and they need to live in so it was a healthy.

conclustion of stream health

2010-06-07T11:23:00.000-07:00

The water is good at Douglas creek. Vegetations are improving since are last visit. Our last visit we saw that the vegitation has improved because the first trip the vegitation was reall small and the last trip the vegitation was as taller then me. You would probably see lots of animals like deer and coyotes and other animals like birds would come to eat the bugs. We caught 11 macro-invertebrates and they where all mayflies that that means our stream is good. The dissolved oxygen in the stream is good and the stream has what it needs to support life. Also our stream was the right temperature, 58F. In conclusion our site at Douglas creek is going good.

Water quality May 24, 2010

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Douglas creek trip 2 5/24/2010

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At the creek there were lots of red ants like these ones. When you sat down to write you would find little red ants crawling up your leg and if they reached your hand they would bite.

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this is a map of site six there were lots of trees, bushes and fish.

Flower Buds

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At Site Six there were lots and lots of flower buds on the trees.

2010-05-14T14:18:00.000-07:00

This is the group photo. The peoples names are Ali mires, Claire Reed, Jaylen Hope, Jack Fenny, Cole Koenig

Trees at site six

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At the creek there were lots of trees like these ones. You can see the beaver teeth marks we think that the beavers are affecting the trees. In the 2 picture you can see the burnt marks man is also affecting the trees to.

Animal sighting

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At Douglas Creek we had many animal sightings like the ones on the pictures. At the bottom there is a farm of ants they are red ants and they were biting . At the 1 and 2 is beaver teeth marks that are fresh.

Site Survey May 8, 2010

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Today you are going to learn the site survey of Douglas creek at site #6. The stream reach begins at N 47.29.435 W119.54.047. The stream reach ending is N47.29.436 W119.54.022.
First what you are going to learn about site#6 is the riparian zone. The width of the left bank is 0-50ft. the width of the right bank is 50-100ft. Site #6 has a very interesting vegetation. We have moderate conifer trees, no deciduous trees, abundant shrubs and abundant grasses and herbs. The overhead canopy is about 0-25%.
Next you are going to be learning about the channel. The shape and cross section looked like an upside down n. Next is the longitudinal pattern which was meandering. The gradient was very low that day.
Also you are going to learn about the stream bank. The vegetation cover was abundant, the artificial bank protection was 0-25%, and the bank stability had erosion in some areas.
Another thing was the reach habitat. The # of riffles was 2, the # of pools was 3, the percentile of riffles was 10%, and the percentile of pools was 15%. The woody debris was moderate, the organtic debris was abundant.
Now we are going to tell you about the artificial structures. In the stream reach there was liter and garbage, alongside the stream reach there was flood detention with a beaver dam and four wheeler tracks.
Finally was the land use of the stream reach. It is used for recreation.

Site Conclusion

2009-06-08T10:59:00.001-07:00

The water is good at Douglas creek. Vegetations are improving since are last visit. It has been growing and it has been growing since are last visit. Are first visit was not much green, now it is huge.

Because of the vegetations, you would probably see lots of animals like deer and coyotes. Other animals like birds would come to eat the bugs and bears would come for the fish.

We caught 7 macro-invertebrates and we think that means our stream is good. The dissolved oxygen in the stream is good and the stream has what it needs. Our stream doesn’t have a lot of regular oxygen to kill the fish. Also our stream was the right temperature. In conclusion our site at Douglas creek is going good.

Water Quality 2009

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Macroinvertibrates 2009

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Macro-invertebrate site#6 hunting

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this is a picture of us looking for macro-inverte

Riffles

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This is a picture of riffles.

Photopoint 2009 site#6

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Photo: Animal Evidence

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This is a picture deer scat.

Photo: Animal Evidence

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This is a fish that swam by our site.

Photo: Animal Evidence

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This is a log that has been chewed on by beavers. Can you see the teeth marks?

Site Map 2009

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Site Survey Summary 2009

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Site Six Survey

Site six is along Douglas Creek. It has a lot of grass and trees nearby. We looked at a section that was 100 feet long from one beaver lodge to another. The latitude is N 47° 29,436’ and the longitude is W 119° 3,630’.

First we looked at the width in the Riparian Zone. The left bank looking downstream was 0-50 inches. The right bank looking downstream was 50-100 inches. We saw deciduous trees and grasses and weeds. The water was clam in the pools. There wasn’t very much shade around. The overhead canopy was only 0-25%.

Second we looked at how the creek was shaped. The creek meandered and was very low less than 3 feet deep with a flat bottom.

Next we looked at the stream banks. The vegetation cover was abundant. The artificial bank protection was 0-25%. The bank was intact.

Fourth we looked at the reach habitat. There were a few riffles and three pools. There were more pools about 70% than riffles about 30%. There was a moderate amount of wood in the water that looked like bamboo. There was a little bit of grass and leaves in the water.

Now we saw some beaver lodges on the sides of the creek. We did not see any other artificial structures in the creek. We saw a road alongside the stream reach.

Finally, we saw some recreation. There were people camping a few sites down stream, about 300-400 feet away.

Site six had a lot of trees around so the beavers could make lodges. It was clean and had calm water. You should see it for yourself.

Photo: Working Hard

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The first picture shows Mathew observing closely. The second picture shows how we used a signer to interpret everything for Colt.

Macroinvertebrates

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water Quality Tests

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Site Survey Summary-08

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Our site group is 6 our stream reach is at Douglas creek. The town ship is 23 and the range is 23 also. The stream name is Douglas creek. We are going to tell you about site 6. First we are going to tell you about the riparian zone. The left bank looking down stream is around 50-100ft right bank down stream is also 50-100ft. There were no conifer trees. There were some deciduous trees. And there was shrubs everywhere and there was little bit of tall grass. The second thing is we are going to tell you about the channel. In the cross-section started flat at the top and then went down and then back up and flat again the longitudinal pattern is meandering the gradient willow. The third one we are going to tell you about is the stream banks. The stream banks vegetation was moderate. The artificial bank protection was about 0-25% the bank intact. Next we are going to tell you about the reach habitat. The land uses adjacent to reach. The very last thing we are going to tell you about the land uses adjacent to reach. There was recreation taking place and the evidence was bullets, beer cans, and four wheeler tracks. This has impacted the stream reach. There is also evidence of livestock and crop being grown near the steam but these seen to have no impact on the stream. Now you know about all the stuff we did in Douglas
Creek site #6 [six].

Final Summary 2009

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How do the plants and animals of Douglas Creek survive together?

I am going to tell you how Douglas Creek helps the animals and the plants. The creek helps the animals live because they can drink out of the creek. The creek also helps the plants because it gives them water. The riffles give the insect a place to hide under the rocks so they don’t get washed away and give oxygen in the river so the fish can breathe. The canopy created by the trees let the animals live in it and shades the creek. If the human are around it makes the creek look really bad. At our site we found beer cans, bullets, and toilet paper. Most of this stuff can not dissolve into the ground.

Photo: About Our Leader

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This is our site group leader.When we go to Douglas creek he helps us stay on track.He carrys a clip bord that

tells him what we are supposed to be

doing.He also helps out when we are

needing help like if we don't know what to do.

Photo: Site Bag

2008-05-27T09:59:00.002-07:00

In this bag we carry all the stuff we need for writing how much bugs we caught and for writeing down our photo point. We also carry clip bords and a compass and a GPS. The items in our bag change each week.

Reflection on Site Changes

2008-05-27T09:59:00.001-07:00

This is site 6,it has changed a lot sense we have been hear it started out with everything all dead. It was weird then it changed in seven days. And when we went the third time the water got deeper. We also found a small beaver dam and when one of us stepped on it we thought it was going to break. Our group found a bunch of used bullets. All of site 6 found beaver sticks and a view dead tree leafs.

Photo: our site

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photopoint2-08

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Photo: Macroinvertebrates

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pH and Dissolved Oxygen

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Site Survey Summary 2008

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Our site group is 6 our stream reach is at Douglas creek. The town ship is 23 and the rang is 23 also. The stream name is Douglas creek. We are going to tell you about site 6.First we are going to tell you about the riparian zone. The left bank looking down stream is around 50-100ft right bank down stream is also 50-100ft. There were no conifer trees. There were some deciduous trees. And there was shrubs everywhere and there was little bit of tall grass. The second thing is we are going to tell you about the channel. In the cross-section started flat at the top and then went down and then back up and flat again the longitudinal pattern is meandering the gradient willow. The third one we are going to tell you about is the stream banks. The stream banks vegetation was moderate. The artificial bank protection was about 0-25% the bank intact. Next we are going to tell you about the reach habitat. The land uses adjacent to reach. The very last thing we are going to tell you about the land uses adjacent to reach. There was recreation taking place and the evidence was bullets, beer cans, and four wheeler tracks. This has impacted the stream reach. There is also evidence of livestock and crop being grown near the steam but these seen to have no impact on the stream. Now you know about all the stuff we did in Douglas
Creek site #6 [six].