Best Management Practices Implemented in Lower Bear River

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Best Management Practices Implemented in Lower Bear River Presented by: Nour Atallah Nov. 2016

OUTLINE Introduction Study Area Watershed Delineation Watershed Characteristics GIS Application Water Quality Tracking

INTRODUCTION What are Best Management Practices and why we need them? Water Pollution Control – Clean Water Act! Types: Structural Non-Structural

INTRODUCTION The Lower Bear – Malad River Watershed (LBMR) suffers from loads of Phosphorus and Sediments loads caused by point and nonpoint sources. The TMDL (2002) study recommended several BMPs action to reduce these loads.

INTRODUCTION Utilization GIS in BMPs evaluation! The spatial presentation can help the water managers in providing prospective vision and judgement of how effective was the implementation of BMPs within the watershed. [Targeting the critical areas (sources of pollution)]

STUDY AREA The LBMR watershed is located in Box Elder County in Northern Utah

WATERSHED DELINEATION

WATERSHED FEATURES Water Bodies: Main Bear River Malad River Little Malad River Outlet: Station Located after the confluence of Lower Bear and Malad Rivers, near Corinne. (USGS 10126000). Point Sources

WATERSHED FEATURES BMPs

GIS Processing and Outputs WATERSHED CHARACTERISTICS GIS Processing and Outputs GIS - Model Builder DEM Fill Hydrologic Slope Flow Direction Flow Accumulation Topographic Slope Contour

GIS APPLICATION Fill Impact Examination

Flow Direction (Drp, Fdr) GIS APPLICATION Flow Direction (Drp, Fdr)

Topographic Slope (Slope/Aspect) GIS APPLICATION Topographic Slope (Slope/Aspect)

GIS APPLICATION Flow Accumulation

Source Points Trace Line GIS APPLICATION Source Points Trace Line

Dominant Land Cover within the Watershed GIS APPLICATION Land Cover Area (%) Open Water 0.54 Developed, Open Space 2.50 Developed, Low Intensity 0.51 Developed, Medium Intensity 0.21 Developed, High Intensity 0.07 Barren Land 1.43 Deciduous Forest 2.49 Evergreen Forest 5.82 Mixed Forest 0.02 Shrub/Scrub 43.60 Herbaceuous 9.67 Hay/Pasture 9.17 Cultivated Crops 21.12 Woody Wetlands 0.32 Emergent Herbaceuous Wetlands 2.52 Dominant Land Cover within the Watershed

What is Next ? Trace how water quality in LBMR improved over time after BMP’s implementation.

Thanks !