Watershed-Friendly Tip

Soil erosion at a construction site can add high levels of sediment to a stream, especially after a storm. Assess the erosion and sediment control at the construction site, stabilize exposed soils and drainageways; protect waterways and steep slopes and cuts.

Features

Continuous Monitoring at the Bear Lake National Wildlife Refuge

Access the Utah State University website for continuous monitoring data for Mud Lake at the Bear Lake National Wildlife Refuge.

USU Real-Time Monitoring in the Bear River Basin

Access the Utah State University Real-Time Water Quality Monitoring page for current measurements of water quality, streamflow, and weather observations from many different locations in the Bear River Basin.

Time Series Analyst

The Time Series Analyst allows you to visualize and extract all of the time series data stored in the Bear River WIS observations database. These data include streamflow, water quality, climate, groundwater, and other observations from many different data sources.

Bear River WIS Map Server

Explore the Bear River Basin using the interactive Bear River WIS Map Server. You can pinpoint water quality stations and dams, display land use and percipitation coverages, or even link to a powerful analyst tool with access to years of water quality data.