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This document provides an overview of watershed planning in Wisconsin, focusing on the Turtle-Flambeau Flowage watershed. It discusses the history and evolution of watershed planning under the Clean Water Act from the 1970s to present. The planning process involves assessing water quality monitoring data, identifying priority issues, setting goals, and making recommendations. Watershed plans provide analyses of water condition, identify point and non-point pollution sources, and recommend projects. They serve to evaluate resource conditions, prioritize actions, and facilitate cooperation among agencies on water issues.
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Watershed planning 2011 overview
- 1. Watershed Planning Turtle-Flambeau Flowage2011
- 2. Watershed Planning Background 1970’s – Water Quality Planning (CWA Sec. 208) Wastewater Facility Upgrades 1980’s – Basin Plans & Priority Watersheds (NR121) Transition to address nonpoint source issues 1990’s –Integrated Planning, “State of the Basin” Reports Forests, Lands, Wildlife, Fisheries, Water 2000’s – Water Database Creation Large databases created, training & sharing
- 3. Water Quality Planning & Reporting Water Quality Report to Congress – Clean Water Act. Evaluationof resource attainment for Fish and Aquatic Life, Fish Consumption, Recreation, and Public Health and Welfare Overview, Recommendations for programs to manage, protect and enhance water resources
- 4. Purpose of Planning – State Programs Time & structure for evaluating monitoring results Framework for advancing resource recommendations Forum for facilitating cooperative projects Baseline assessments for future resource evaluation Federal & State Clean Water Act & Water Quality laws Kohlsville River Restoration
- 5. Watershed Planning Process Assess Waters – Monitoring Data, Methods Summer/Fall Winter Clean Water Act Report (Even Years) Inventory/Assess Watershed Partnership Outreach – Recommendations Spring & Summer Write Plan Public Review, Finalization Process
- 6. Role of Watershed Planning Analysis of water condition for standards attainment evaluations Time focused on analysis of monitoring datasets Resource-based recommendations for work products and priority setting Structure for prioritizing actions for specific watersheds (impaired, analyzed) Outreach, coordination framework for water issues with nonprofits, agencies, public Share knowledge of resource condition… enhance overall interest & awareness of aquatic resources & issues
- 10. Watershed Plan Content Watershed Details Population & Land Use Hydrology Ecological Landscapes Historical Information Water Condition Priority Issues Water Quality Goals Overall Condition Point & Non-point Sources River & Stream Conditions Lake Health Wetland Health Waters of Note Groundwater Watershed Actions Projects & Grants Monitoring Studies Recommendations Appendices Maps Watershed location Impaired, ORW/ERW waters Outfalls and dams Land Use Potentially Restorable Wetlands
- 13. Find Watershed Plans http://dnr.wi.gov/
- 14. Example plan: