Stream thermal regime - Gros Morne

Stream thermal regime - Gros Morne Stream thermal regime has important consequences for aquatic organisms, and is sensitive to climate and land use. The Park is monitoring thermal regimes at 10 sites annually from spring to fall using temperature loggers. The water temperature is recorded hourly and these data used to assess the suitability of the thermal environment of streams for Brook Trout. 2018-06-27 Parks Canada darroch.whitaker@pc.gc.ca Nature and EnvironmentStream Thermal RegimeSalmonid temperature stressTemperature LoggersNewfoundland Stream thermal regime and hydrology - Gros MorneCSV https://124gc.sharepoint.com/:x:/s/external/_layouts/15/download.aspx/ERDWw0qFDrZHpQO6U-1NzY4BLeSwNxPVC0Nuiuzoc7xGxw?e=Dh4xXW

Stream thermal regime has important consequences for aquatic organisms, and is sensitive to climate and land use. The Park is monitoring thermal regimes at 10 sites annually from spring to fall using temperature loggers. The water temperature is recorded hourly and these data used to assess the suitability of the thermal environment of streams for Brook Trout.

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Newfoundland and Labrador
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