Scioto Bokes Watershed By: Akanksha, Annalese, and Madison.

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Scioto Bokes Watershed By: Akanksha, Annalese, and Madison

Counties: Union, Marion, Logan, and Delaware Located in central Ohio. Surrounded by an agricultural environment. Largest City: Marysville Main Water Sources: Scioto River, Bokes Creek, and Mill Creek Used as drinking water for Marysville and Columbus. Location

 Nutrient enrichment from nitrates and phosphates  Others are siltation and habitat alterations such as channelization of the river. Impairment

As QHEI (the quality of the habitat) increases, the IBI (diversity and health of fish) should increase.  Clear water, riparian zone, cover, cool temperature, substrate, and meanders.  Fish with good habitats have many of their needs met.  When ammonia and nutrients are high, the fish population will decrease. Hypothesis

The Effect of QHEI on IBI 1 IBI Place and Time QHEI 2 3 4

 When the substrate quality increases, the ICI (diversity and health of macroinvertebrates) also increases.  Usually when the substrate is rocky, there is a larger ICI. If the substrate is full of sediment, the ICI is lower. Hypothesis

ICI and Substrate Scatter Plot

 When dissolved oxygen (DO) is high, so is the health and diversity of the fish (IBI).  DO is important to the IBI because it allows them to respire. Without this the fish would be smothered to death. Hypothesis

IBI and DO Line Graph IBI Place and Time DO

 Drinking water for Columbus and Marysville  Agricultural industry sometimes clears too close to streams  Runoff leads to sedimentation  Nitrates and ammonia lead to nutrient enrichment, which leads to increased algae growth and less dissolved oxygen  Runoff from industrial areas can increase the chemical oxygen demand  Farmers can use conservation practices Why is this Important?? Turbid Stream This is an agricultural field. This farmer is being conservative and using strips of grass in between crops to stop run off

Patricia Carey Dr. Steve Gordon Paula Williams Teachers and Chaperones! Elizabeth Stong Katie Hendrickson Special Thanks! to…