Characterization of Canadian watersheds in the Lake Erie basin
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1 Characterization of Canadian watersheds in the Lake Erie basin Canada-Ontario Agreement on Great Lakes Water Quality and Ecosystem Health, 2014 (COA) Nutrient Annex Committee Science Subcommittee February 14, 2017
2 Background The COA Nutrient Annex Committee (NAC) is responsible for implementing COA Annex 1 - Nutrients including developing the Canada-Ontario Action Plan for Lake Erie that will outline how we will work collaboratively with our partners to meet phosphorus load reduction targets and reduce algal blooms in Lake Erie. Science Subcommittee Subcommittee under COA NAC was directed to compile and assess existing data and information to characterize geographic areas within the Canadian side of the Lake Erie basin Includes staff from 5 federal and provincial agencies 2
3 Background COA NAC Science Subcommittee: Pamela Joosse, Natalie Feisthauer Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC) Jody McKenna, Brad Bass Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) Mary Thorburn, Ted Briggs, Pradeep Goel, Matt Uza, Cheriene Vieira Ontario Ministry of the Environment and Climate Changes (MOECC) Dorienne Cushman Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs (OMAFRA) Jenn Richards, Tom MacDougall Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry (MNRF) 3
4 How to characterize the Lake Erie Basin? Land Use in the Lake Erie Basin (2010)
5 Lake Erie Basin Characterization Quaternary watersheds in the Canadian Lake Erie basin were characterized according to the Canadian basin-wide distribution of distinguishing land cover/activities from which different sources and characteristics of P loss can be inferred Quaternary watersheds within the Lake Erie basin were characterized by the following land cover/land activity categories: Natural Heritage Urban Agriculture Crop Agriculture Livestock Landscape characteristics that could render a watershed more susceptible to P loss were also identified Risk of soil erosion, high potential for runoff Environmental state parameters were also identified Water quality
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7 Watershed Characterization Process Why characterize by quaternary watersheds? Uniform biophysical scale that can be rolled up into management units Evaluated available datasets and selected only those that are: Available basin-wide Comparable among all quaternary watersheds Directly related to land use/activity or landscape vulnerability categories Unique (not redundant with other datasets) High quality (data consistently collected and subjected to QA/QC procedures) Recent (2008 or later) Based on these criteria, 35 out of over 100 possible parameters from datasets from 5 federal and provincial government agencies were selected for further consideration in the characterization process
8 Watershed Characterization Process For each of the 35 parameters: Created 3 classes (high, medium, low) for each parameter based on the distribution ( clustering ) of the data among all 65 Lake Erie watersheds using statistical methods High Medium Low High, medium and low classes represent how the data were distributed for any given parameter across the basin Pre-determined thresholds were used for 3 parameters: water quality, % natural heritage cover and risk of soil erosion
9 Watershed Characterization Process Assigning Watersheds to Categories Reviewed parameters to determine: Those most directly related to land use/activity categories Those most descriptive or distinguishing so they can be used as criteria to assign watersheds to categories Reduced the original short-list of 35 parameters to 13 All watersheds that fell into the H (high) class for the selected parameters were included in a given land use/activity category NOTE: Categorization of a watershed does not mean it only has or is dominated by that land use/activity (or landscape feature/environmental state); if a watershed is in a category it means it falls into the high end of the parameter distribution across the Lake Erie basin There can still be varying levels of urban, agriculture types or natural heritage in each categorized watershed as well as landscape vulnerabilities and environmental states
10 Watershed Characterization Results Land Use/Activity Category Parameter Used Threshold Natural Heritage % of watershed area in natural heritage land cover > 30% Lake St. Clair Watersheds DIRECT: ST. CLAIR RIVER 12. 2GG-01: Upper St. Clair River 13. 2GG-02: Lower St. Clair River DIRECT: LAKE ST. CLAIR 14. 2GG-03: Lower L.St.Clair Tribs 5. 2GH-01: Pike Cr. - Puce R. 7. 2GH-03: Belle River 8. 2GH-02: Ruscom River INDIRECT: LAKE ST. CLAIR 15. 2GG-06: Lower N. Syndenham River 16. 2GG-04: Upper L.St.Clair Tribs 17. 2GG-07: Bear Creek 18. 2GG-05: East Syndenham River LOWER THAMES RIVER WATERSHED DIRECT: LAKE ST. CLAIR 22. 2GE-01: Lower Thames R. INDIRECT TO LAKE ST. CLAIR 19. 2GE-02: Big Creek 20. 2GE-03: Jeanette Creek 21. 2GE-04: McGregor Creek INDIRECT: LAKE ST. CLAIR UPPER THAMES RIVER WATERSHED 23. 2GE-05: Oxbow Creek 24. 2GE-06: Dingham Creek 31. 2GD-07: Fish - Flat Creeks 32. 2GD-06: Medway River 33. 2GD-05: N. Thames River 34. 2GD-11: Whirl Creek 35. 2GD-10: Black Creek 36. 2GD-02: Waubuno Cr GD-09: Avon River 38. 2GD-08: Trout Creek 39. 2GD-03: Middle Thames River 40. 2GD-04: Reynolds Creek 41. 2GD-01: S. Thames River Lake Huron Lake Ontario Eastern Basin Watersheds INDIRECT: EAST L. ERIE BASIN UPPER GRAND RIVER WATERSHED 55. 2GA-06: Conestoga River 56. 2GA-02: Nith River 57. 2GA-01: Upper Grand River 58. 2GA-04: Speed River 59. 2GA-05: Eramosa River 60. 2GA-03: Galt Creek LOWER GRAND RIVER WATERSHED INDIRECT: EAST L. ERIE BASIN 61. 2GB-05: Horner Creek 63. 2GB-04: Fairchild Creek 64. 2GB-02: McKenzie River 65. 2GB-03: Big Creek DIRECT: EAST L. ERIE BASIN 62. 2GB-01: Lower Grand River Western Basin Watersheds DIRECT: DETROIT RIVER 1. 2GH-11: Fighting Island 3. 2GH-04: Windsor Area - Little R. 4. 2GH-05: R. Canard DIRECT: WEST L ERIE BASIN 2. 2GH-06: Lower Detroit River 6. 2GH-07: Cedar Cr.-Oxley - Seacliffe Beaches 9. 2GH-10: Pelee Island 10. 2GH-08: Sturgeon Cr. - Pt. Pelee Lake Erie Central Basin Watersheds DIRECT: CENTRAL L. ERIE BASIN 11. 2GH-09: Hillman - Lebo Creeks 25. 2GF-01: Renwick - Erie Beach 26. 2GF-02: Flat Creek - Rondeau 27. 2GF-03: Morpeth - Palmyra Beach 28. 2GF-04: Brock's Creek 29. 2GF-05: Tyconnel Beach 30. 2GF-06: Talbot Creek 42. 2GC-02: Kettle Creek 43. 2GC-03: Catfish Creek 44. 2GC-04: Big Otter Creek 45. 2GC-05: S. Otter-Clear Creeks DIRECT: EAST L. ERIE BASIN 46. 2GC-08: Big Creek 47. 2GC-07: Diedrich-Young Crs GC-09: Lynn River 49. 2GC-11: Nanticoke Creek 50. 2GC-12: Sandusk Creek 51. 2GC-06: Long Point 52. 2GC-01: Stoney Creek 53. 2GC-10: Gates-Wardell's -Evans Creeks 54: 2GC-13: Welland River Natural Heritage Category
11 Watershed Characterization Results Land Use/Activity Category Parameters Used Thresholds Urban % of watershed area in urban land use Total urban PS load Total urban NPS load % of total watershed load from urban PS % of total watershed load from urban NPS > 13% > 10.9 t P > 4.84 t P > 27% > 10% Lake St. Clair Watersheds DIRECT: ST. CLAIR RIVER 12. 2GG-01: Upper St. Clair River 13. 2GG-02: Lower St. Clair River DIRECT: LAKE ST. CLAIR 14. 2GG-03: Lower L.St.Clair Tribs 5. 2GH-01: Pike Cr. - Puce R. 7. 2GH-03: Belle River 8. 2GH-02: Ruscom River INDIRECT: LAKE ST. CLAIR 15. 2GG-06: Lower N. Syndenham River 16. 2GG-04: Upper L.St.Clair Tribs 17. 2GG-07: Bear Creek 18. 2GG-05: East Syndenham River LOWER THAMES RIVER WATERSHED DIRECT: LAKE ST. CLAIR 22. 2GE-01: Lower Thames R. INDIRECT TO LAKE ST. CLAIR 19. 2GE-02: Big Creek 20. 2GE-03: Jeanette Creek 21. 2GE-04: McGregor Creek INDIRECT: LAKE ST. CLAIR UPPER THAMES RIVER WATERSHED 23. 2GE-05: Oxbow Creek 24. 2GE-06: Dingham Creek 31. 2GD-07: Fish - Flat Creeks 32. 2GD-06: Medway River 33. 2GD-05: N. Thames River 34. 2GD-11: Whirl Creek 35. 2GD-10: Black Creek 36. 2GD-02: Waubuno Cr GD-09: Avon River 38. 2GD-08: Trout Creek 39. 2GD-03: Middle Thames River 40. 2GD-04: Reynolds Creek 41. 2GD-01: S. Thames River Lake Huron Lake Ontario Eastern Basin Watersheds INDIRECT: EAST L. ERIE BASIN UPPER GRAND RIVER WATERSHED 55. 2GA-06: Conestoga River 56. 2GA-02: Nith River 57. 2GA-01: Upper Grand River 58. 2GA-04: Speed River 59. 2GA-05: Eramosa River 60. 2GA-03: Galt Creek LOWER GRAND RIVER WATERSHED INDIRECT: EAST L. ERIE BASIN 61. 2GB-05: Horner Creek 63. 2GB-04: Fairchild Creek 64. 2GB-02: McKenzie River 65. 2GB-03: Big Creek DIRECT: EAST L. ERIE BASIN 62. 2GB-01: Lower Grand River Western Basin Watersheds DIRECT: DETROIT RIVER 1. 2GH-11: Fighting Island 3. 2GH-04: Windsor Area - Little R. 4. 2GH-05: R. Canard DIRECT: WEST L ERIE BASIN 2. 2GH-06: Lower Detroit River 6. 2GH-07: Cedar Cr.-Oxley - Seacliffe Beaches 9. 2GH-10: Pelee Island 10. 2GH-08: Sturgeon Cr. - Pt. Pelee Lake Erie Central Basin Watersheds DIRECT: CENTRAL L. ERIE BASIN 11. 2GH-09: Hillman - Lebo Creeks 25. 2GF-01: Renwick - Erie Beach 26. 2GF-02: Flat Creek - Rondeau 27. 2GF-03: Morpeth - Palmyra Beach 28. 2GF-04: Brock's Creek 29. 2GF-05: Tyconnel Beach 30. 2GF-06: Talbot Creek 42. 2GC-02: Kettle Creek 43. 2GC-03: Catfish Creek 44. 2GC-04: Big Otter Creek 45. 2GC-05: S. Otter-Clear Creeks DIRECT: EAST L. ERIE BASIN 46. 2GC-08: Big Creek 47. 2GC-07: Diedrich-Young Crs GC-09: Lynn River 49. 2GC-11: Nanticoke Creek 50. 2GC-12: Sandusk Creek 51. 2GC-06: Long Point 52. 2GC-01: Stoney Creek 53. 2GC-10: Gates-Wardell's -Evans Creeks 54: 2GC-13: Welland River Urban Category
12 Watershed Characterization Results Land Use/Activity Category Parameters Used Thresholds Agricultural-Crop % of watershed area in vegetable or potato production in at least 1 of 4 years % of watershed area in continuous corn, continuous soybean or in a corn-soybean rotation over 4 years > 13% > 27% Lake St. Clair Watersheds DIRECT: ST. CLAIR RIVER 12. 2GG-01: Upper St. Clair River 13. 2GG-02: Lower St. Clair River DIRECT: LAKE ST. CLAIR 14. 2GG-03: Lower L.St.Clair Tribs 5. 2GH-01: Pike Cr. - Puce R. 7. 2GH-03: Belle River 8. 2GH-02: Ruscom River INDIRECT: LAKE ST. CLAIR 15. 2GG-06: Lower N. Syndenham River 16. 2GG-04: Upper L.St.Clair Tribs 17. 2GG-07: Bear Creek 18. 2GG-05: East Syndenham River LOWER THAMES RIVER WATERSHED DIRECT: LAKE ST. CLAIR 22. 2GE-01: Lower Thames R. INDIRECT TO LAKE ST. CLAIR 19. 2GE-02: Big Creek 20. 2GE-03: Jeanette Creek 21. 2GE-04: McGregor Creek INDIRECT: LAKE ST. CLAIR UPPER THAMES RIVER WATERSHED 23. 2GE-05: Oxbow Creek 24. 2GE-06: Dingham Creek 31. 2GD-07: Fish - Flat Creeks 32. 2GD-06: Medway River 33. 2GD-05: N. Thames River 34. 2GD-11: Whirl Creek 35. 2GD-10: Black Creek 36. 2GD-02: Waubuno Cr GD-09: Avon River 38. 2GD-08: Trout Creek 39. 2GD-03: Middle Thames River 40. 2GD-04: Reynolds Creek 41. 2GD-01: S. Thames River Lake Huron Eastern Basin Watersheds INDIRECT: EAST L. ERIE BASIN UPPER GRAND RIVER WATERSHED 55. 2GA-06: Conestoga River 56. 2GA-02: Nith River 57. 2GA-01: Upper Grand River 58. 2GA-04: Speed River 59. 2GA-05: Eramosa River 60. 2GA-03: Galt Creek LOWER GRAND RIVER WATERSHED INDIRECT: EAST L. ERIE BASIN 61. 2GB-05: Horner Creek Lake 63. 2GB-04: Fairchild Creek Ontario 64. 2GB-02: McKenzie River 65. 2GB-03: Big Creek DIRECT: EAST L. ERIE BASIN 62. 2GB-01: Lower Grand River Western Basin Watersheds DIRECT: DETROIT RIVER 1. 2GH-11: Fighting Island 3. 2GH-04: Windsor Area - Little R. 4. 2GH-05: R. Canard DIRECT: WEST L ERIE BASIN 2. 2GH-06: Lower Detroit River 6. 2GH-07: Cedar Cr.-Oxley - Seacliffe Beaches 9. 2GH-10: Pelee Island 10. 2GH-08: Sturgeon Cr. - Pt. Pelee Lake Erie Central Basin Watersheds DIRECT: CENTRAL L. ERIE BASIN 11. 2GH-09: Hillman - Lebo Creeks 25. 2GF-01: Renwick - Erie Beach 26. 2GF-02: Flat Creek - Rondeau 27. 2GF-03: Morpeth - Palmyra Beach 28. 2GF-04: Brock's Creek 29. 2GF-05: Tyconnel Beach 30. 2GF-06: Talbot Creek 42. 2GC-02: Kettle Creek 43. 2GC-03: Catfish Creek 44. 2GC-04: Big Otter Creek 45. 2GC-05: S. Otter-Clear Creeks DIRECT: EAST L. ERIE BASIN 46. 2GC-08: Big Creek 47. 2GC-07: Diedrich-Young Crs GC-09: Lynn River 49. 2GC-11: Nanticoke Creek 50. 2GC-12: Sandusk Creek 51. 2GC-06: Long Point 52. 2GC-01: Stoney Creek 53. 2GC-10: Gates-Wardell's -Evans Creeks 54: 2GC-13: Welland River
13 Watershed Characterization Results Land Use/Activity Category Parameters Used Thresholds Agricultural-Livestock Rate of manure applied (to cropland + pasture) in watershed Total amount of manure applied in watershed > 13 kg P/ha > 638 t P Lake St. Clair Watersheds DIRECT: ST. CLAIR RIVER 12. 2GG-01: Upper St. Clair River 13. 2GG-02: Lower St. Clair River DIRECT: LAKE ST. CLAIR 14. 2GG-03: Lower L.St.Clair Tribs 5. 2GH-01: Pike Cr. - Puce R. 7. 2GH-03: Belle River 8. 2GH-02: Ruscom River INDIRECT: LAKE ST. CLAIR 15. 2GG-06: Lower N. Syndenham River 16. 2GG-04: Upper L.St.Clair Tribs 17. 2GG-07: Bear Creek 18. 2GG-05: East Syndenham River LOWER THAMES RIVER WATERSHED DIRECT: LAKE ST. CLAIR 22. 2GE-01: Lower Thames R. INDIRECT TO LAKE ST. CLAIR 19. 2GE-02: Big Creek 20. 2GE-03: Jeanette Creek 21. 2GE-04: McGregor Creek INDIRECT: LAKE ST. CLAIR UPPER THAMES RIVER WATERSHED 23. 2GE-05: Oxbow Creek 24. 2GE-06: Dingham Creek 31. 2GD-07: Fish - Flat Creeks 32. 2GD-06: Medway River 33. 2GD-05: N. Thames River 34. 2GD-11: Whirl Creek 35. 2GD-10: Black Creek 36. 2GD-02: Waubuno Cr GD-09: Avon River 38. 2GD-08: Trout Creek 39. 2GD-03: Middle Thames River 40. 2GD-04: Reynolds Creek 41. 2GD-01: S. Thames River Lake Huron Eastern Basin Watersheds INDIRECT: EAST L. ERIE BASIN UPPER GRAND RIVER WATERSHED 55. 2GA-06: Conestoga River 56. 2GA-02: Nith River 57. 2GA-01: Upper Grand River 58. 2GA-04: Speed River 59. 2GA-05: Eramosa River 60. 2GA-03: Galt Creek LOWER GRAND RIVER WATERSHED INDIRECT: EAST L. ERIE BASIN 61. 2GB-05: Horner Creek Lake 63. 2GB-04: Fairchild Creek Ontario 64. 2GB-02: McKenzie River 65. 2GB-03: Big Creek DIRECT: EAST L. ERIE BASIN 62. 2GB-01: Lower Grand River Western Basin Watersheds DIRECT: DETROIT RIVER 1. 2GH-11: Fighting Island 3. 2GH-04: Windsor Area - Little R. 4. 2GH-05: R. Canard DIRECT: WEST L ERIE BASIN 2. 2GH-06: Lower Detroit River 6. 2GH-07: Cedar Cr.-Oxley - Seacliffe Beaches 9. 2GH-10: Pelee Island 10. 2GH-08: Sturgeon Cr. - Pt. Pelee Lake Erie Central Basin Watersheds DIRECT: CENTRAL L. ERIE BASIN 11. 2GH-09: Hillman - Lebo Creeks 25. 2GF-01: Renwick - Erie Beach 26. 2GF-02: Flat Creek - Rondeau 27. 2GF-03: Morpeth - Palmyra Beach 28. 2GF-04: Brock's Creek 29. 2GF-05: Tyconnel Beach 30. 2GF-06: Talbot Creek 42. 2GC-02: Kettle Creek 43. 2GC-03: Catfish Creek 44. 2GC-04: Big Otter Creek 45. 2GC-05: S. Otter-Clear Creeks DIRECT: EAST L. ERIE BASIN 46. 2GC-08: Big Creek 47. 2GC-07: Diedrich-Young Crs GC-09: Lynn River 49. 2GC-11: Nanticoke Creek 50. 2GC-12: Sandusk Creek 51. 2GC-06: Long Point 52. 2GC-01: Stoney Creek 53. 2GC-10: Gates-Wardell's -Evans Creeks 54: 2GC-13: Welland River Agriculture-Livestock Category
14 Watershed Characterization Results Agricultural - Crop Only
15 Watershed Characterization Results Landscape Vulnerability Categories Parameters Used Thresholds Soils with high runoff potential % of watershed area with HSG D soil > 54% Risk of soil erosion High to very high risk of soil erosion > 22 t soil/ha/yr
16 Watershed Characterization Results Environmental State Category Parameter Used Threshold Water Quality Average watershed maximum median of PWQMN > 90 µg TP/L Water Quality Category
17 Conclusion A comprehensive assessment was conducted to identify the relevant data held collectively by participating COA government agencies With this characterization, may be able to emphasize particular types of actions in different watersheds Note that in this process: No management data was considered No capacity for change (human/financial capacity/current plans) was assessed This is a basin-wide view of the nature of the Lake Erie watersheds. Determination of appropriate P reduction actions is done on a site by site basis.
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