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'''Overview'''
== Overview ==






== Studies ==
Multiple studies have been completed or are on-going on stargrass and the Lower Yakima River.A 2009 report<ref>Wise, D. R., M. Zuroske, K. D. Carpenter, and R. L. Kiesling. 2009. Assessment of Eutrophication in the Lower Yakima River Basin, Washington 2004-07. Page 108. U.S. Geological Survey, Investigations Report 2009–5078.</ref> by the USGS and Benton Conservation District detailed a 2004-2007 assessment of eutrophication in the lower 116 miles of the Yakima River. The study had 5 objectives that included 1) characterizing aquatic plants, 2) characterize nutrient and suspended-sediment conditions, 3) characterize the extent and severity of exceedances of the Washington State water-quality standards for water temperature, dissolved oxygen, and pH, 4) determine the important factors related to the spatial and temporal patterns in aquatic plant and water quality conditions, and 5) compare aquatic plant and water-quality conditions at the time of the study to historical conditions.


An upcoming report by the USGS and Benton Conservation District studied stargrass and water quality in the Lower Yakima River from 2018-2020. The report is forthcoming, however the data is available on the USGS website, [https://data.usgs.gov/datacatalog/data/USGS:62d987d3d34e2842e1edcfcd link].


 
== Websites ==
 
'''Websites'''
 
Benton Conservation District - Water Stargrass Management. [https://www.bentoncd.org/water-stargrass-removal Link]
Benton Conservation District - Water Stargrass Management. [https://www.bentoncd.org/water-stargrass-removal Link]


'''References'''
== References ==
 
Assessment of Eutrophication in the Lower Yakima River Basin, Washington. USGS. 2009. [https://pubs.usgs.gov/sir/2009/5078/ Link]
Assessment of Eutrophication in the Lower Yakima River Basin, Washington. USGS. 2009. [https://pubs.usgs.gov/sir/2009/5078/ Link]


Management and Control Techniques for Water Stargrass in the Lower Yakima River. Benton Conservation District. 2021. [https://ybfwrb.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/Water-Stargrass-Management-Techniques_2021-09-17.pdf Link]
Management and Control Techniques for Water Stargrass in the Lower Yakima River. Benton Conservation District. 2021. [https://ybfwrb.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/Water-Stargrass-Management-Techniques_2021-09-17.pdf Link]
== Citations ==
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Revision as of 13:41, 15 August 2025

Overview

Studies

Multiple studies have been completed or are on-going on stargrass and the Lower Yakima River.A 2009 report[1] by the USGS and Benton Conservation District detailed a 2004-2007 assessment of eutrophication in the lower 116 miles of the Yakima River. The study had 5 objectives that included 1) characterizing aquatic plants, 2) characterize nutrient and suspended-sediment conditions, 3) characterize the extent and severity of exceedances of the Washington State water-quality standards for water temperature, dissolved oxygen, and pH, 4) determine the important factors related to the spatial and temporal patterns in aquatic plant and water quality conditions, and 5) compare aquatic plant and water-quality conditions at the time of the study to historical conditions.

An upcoming report by the USGS and Benton Conservation District studied stargrass and water quality in the Lower Yakima River from 2018-2020. The report is forthcoming, however the data is available on the USGS website, link.

Websites

Benton Conservation District - Water Stargrass Management. Link

References

Assessment of Eutrophication in the Lower Yakima River Basin, Washington. USGS. 2009. Link

Management and Control Techniques for Water Stargrass in the Lower Yakima River. Benton Conservation District. 2021. Link

Citations

  1. Wise, D. R., M. Zuroske, K. D. Carpenter, and R. L. Kiesling. 2009. Assessment of Eutrophication in the Lower Yakima River Basin, Washington 2004-07. Page 108. U.S. Geological Survey, Investigations Report 2009–5078.