St. Denis National Wildlife Area Water Quality Monitoring

The St. Denis National Wildlife Area (SDNWA) is a collection of wetland ponds within the prairie ecozone in Saskatchewan, Canada. Water quality and soil sediment data have been collected from numerous wetland ponds for decades, with the data provided here ranging from 2006-2023. Much of this data has been collected from the University of Regina through two labs – Dr. Britt Hall’s and Dr. Leslie Robbins’ – as well as the University of Saskatchewan from Dr. Helen Baulch’s lab. Many of their students have been involved in the collection of this data and are exploring this data for their own research projects. Further inquiries on the data can be referred to: Britt Hall: britt.hall@uregina.ca or Jeff Harder: jeffrey.harder@ec.gc.ca

Citation

{UofR & Uof S}. {2024}. "{St. Denis National Wildlife Area Water Quality Monitoring}" (2006-2023 water quality). 1.0.0. DataStream. https://doi.org/10.25976/uh9o-y093.

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