Macroinvertebrate Sampling Clause Samples

The Macroinvertebrate Sampling clause establishes the requirements and procedures for collecting and analyzing macroinvertebrate organisms from a specified aquatic environment. Typically, this involves outlining the sampling methods, frequency, and locations, as well as the standards for identifying and recording the types and quantities of macroinvertebrates found. By setting clear guidelines for sampling, this clause ensures consistent and reliable data collection, which is essential for monitoring water quality and assessing the ecological health of the habitat.
Macroinvertebrate Sampling. Macroinvertebrate monitoring shall be conducted once every three years to correspond with periphyton sampling during the summer low flow event, beginning in fall 2005. The Oversight Committee shall determine the precise dates for such sampling.
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Macroinvertebrate Sampling. Macroinvertebrate monitoring shall be conducted once every three years to correspond with the periphyton sampling, beginning in fall 2006 at sites EBR-002, EBR-003, and EBR-004 during the summer low flow event.
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