Leland Watershed Photos
Fish gate at the outlet from Lake Leland. It is not functional as a gate but does seem to obstruct water flow. |
Culvert under Leland Valley Road is likely blocked by debris as it provides insufficient passage for water under the road. |
Leland Creek meets Leland Valley Road, a probable fish barrier. |
Leland Valley Road paved through Leland Creek. The road is usually flooded over in the winter. |
5 feet by 5 feet, box culvert where Leland Creek flows under SR101. The culvert needs regular monitoring and maintenance. |
Tributary to Leland Creek at mile post 3 of Leland Valley Road. It is a known fish bearing stream. The culvert is 3 feet up from the pond and in need of improvement. |
Leland Creek along SR101 surrounded by reed canary grass. |
Trumpeter swans and snow geese on Lake Leland. |
 Reed canary grass may be a threat to fish habitat due to the lowered dissolved oxygen levels and channel clogging it causes. |
 Aerial view of Lake Leland facing toward the North. |
Water Sampling Photos
Mr. Baker and students prepare for sampling. |
Students sampling at LC1. |
 Students taking DO sample |
Sally demos DO sample preservation procedure. |
 PEI QAQC team samples along Highway 101 |
PEI field meters. |
Wier at LC3. |
Mr. Baker and students sampling LC3. |
Two swans from Gilbert dock, LL4. |
Sampling at mid-lake. |