Makah Water Quality Program Clean Water, Healthy Salmon.

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Makah Water Quality Program Clean Water, Healthy Salmon

Purpose of Makah Water Quality Program: Find baseline conditions Monitor changes Protect Makah water quality resources Exercise Makah Tribe’s sovereignty

What Does the Makah Water Quality Program Monitor? Habitat conditions Habitat conditions Dissolved Oxygen Dissolved Oxygen Conductivity Conductivity Temperature Temperature Ph levels Ph levels Bacteria Bacteria Salinity Salinity Aquatic life assessment Aquatic life assessment

Monthly and Bi-monthly Water Quality Testing at Hobuck Creek.

Non-point Source Water Pollution:

What is Non-point Source Water Pollution? Pollutants that enter our surface water through many different unknown sources. Human caused pollution on the land that gets washed into the water from rainwater.

Soapy discharge from car washing. Drains to the ocean and local creeks.

Cleaning detergents, and gas from boats in Makah Marina.

Trash and debris floating in Makah Marina in boat run-off.

What Makah Fisheries Management is Doing for NPS: Failing culvert replacement. Failing culvert replacement. River and creek bank stabilization. River and creek bank stabilization. -Tree and Native shrub planting. -River bank matting. Education and Outreach Education and Outreach - Talk to you… - Public awareness!!!

Silt Fences used during the Cape Flattery Road Construction Project. Silt Fences are used as a temporary barrier that is designed to retain sediment on a construction site.

What Can You Do to Prevent NPS? Purchase household detergents, & cleaners low in phosphorous. Keep soap out of street, water, and yard. Purchase household detergents, & cleaners low in phosphorous. Keep soap out of street, water, and yard. Dispose of used oil, antifreeze, paints, and other household chemicals properly –DO NOT HOSE INTO THE STREET. Dispose of used oil, antifreeze, paints, and other household chemicals properly –DO NOT HOSE INTO THE STREET. Keep trash, pet wastes, leaves, and debris out of street gutters and storm drains Keep trash, pet wastes, leaves, and debris out of street gutters and storm drains

Why Does our Tribe Need to Protect our Water Resources? To preserve our culture, and resources for future generations. To preserve our culture, and resources for future generations. To keep the community and fish population healthy. To keep the community and fish population healthy.