Monitoring Estuarine Water Quality in Coastal Parks: Fixed Station Monitoring

National Park Service (.gov)·Dec 11

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Monitoring of estuarine water quality in coastal parks is being conducted through fixed station monitoring. Research on water quality is also being performed in various locations, including the Salish Sea, Qigu Lagoon in Taiwan, Chesapeake Bay tributaries, and the Hudson River estuary, with studies focusing on issues such as fecal bacteria pollution and environmental variabilities. The national park service has highlighted these efforts in several updates, including those from 2019, 2021, and 2025.

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