TMWRF -Benthic Macroinvertebrate Monitoring
TMWRF River monitoring grab samples
Grab samples are currently taken at various locations on the Truckee River mainstem and tributaries including North Truckee Drain and Steamboat Creek. River sample locations are: East McCarran Bridge, Lockwood, […]
Cooperative Truckee River Monitoring Program
The Desert Research Institute (DRI), Truckee Meadows Water Reclamation Facility (TMWRF), and Nevada Division of Environmental Protection (NDEP) joined forces in 2011, and with help from the Truckee River Fund, […]
NDEP Truckee River Monitoring Project
The NDEP Truckee River Monitoring project is sampled and tested by Desert Research Institute. The same methods have been used for the last 20 years. The Analytical Procedures table referenced […]
Pyramid Lake Monitoring Program
Bioassessment Monitoring in Surface Waters of the Pyramid Lake Indian Reservation.
Truckee Meadows Regional Storm Water Management Program
The City of Reno, Washoe County, and City of Sparks share a Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) discharge permit for the Truckee Meadows region. These three entities also have […]
Truckee River Coordinated Monitoring Programs
The goals of the Coordinated Monitoring Program are to find efficiencies in sampling efforts and share data more easily, leading to a better understanding of health and processes in the […]
Watershed Protection Plan and Tributary Assessments for Tributary to Truckee
The primary goal of the Watershed Protection Manual is to develop and implement tools that can be used to educate the public about local surface water quality issues, improve the […]
Lower Truckee River Bioassessment Symposium files CADDIS overview
CADDIS is an online appliation that helps scientists and engineers in the Regions, States and Tribes find, access, organize, use and share information to conduct causal evaluations in aquatic systems. […]
Mogul Creek research study
This study was completed by UNR Ecohydrology students working under Mark Walker’s supervision. Data gathered and assessed include: conditions, slope, UTM, rate of discharge, water quality, and physical characteristics.
