Rebirth of Water Report 2016-2017
Marsh Creek, which is the largest watershed in greater Saint John, has been the recipient of centuries of untreated municipal wastewater deposition. Offensive odours, unsightly sanitary products and the threat posed by various human pathogens, resulting largely from the ~50 sewage outfalls in the lower reaches of Marsh Creek and the Saint John Harbour, have caused most residents to abandon the wellness of the watercourse. ACAP Saint John, a community-based ENGO and champion of the Harbour Cleanup project, has been conducting water quality monitoring and fish community surveys in the watershed since 1993 with the view towards someday restoring the ecological integrity of this forgotten natural asset.
Marsh Creek, which is the largest watershed in greater Saint John, has been the recipient of centuries of untreated municipal wastewater deposition. Offensive odours, unsightly sanitary products and the threat posed by various human pathogens, resulting largely from the ~50 sewage outfalls in the lower reaches of Marsh Creek and the Saint John Harbour, have caused most residents to abandon the wellness of the watercourse. ACAP Saint John, a community-based ENGO and champion of the Harbour Cleanup project, has been conducting water quality monitoring and fish community surveys in the watershed since 1993 with the view towards someday restoring the ecological integrity of this forgotten natural asset.
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APPENDIX J. WATER QUALITY PARAMETERS MEASURED FOR MARSH<br />
CREEK ANALYSIS B (FIVE LOCATIONS IN THE LAST 2 KM STRETCH) IN<br />
2014.<br />
Table J-1: Averages <strong>of</strong> water quality parameters for Marsh Creek Analysis B in 2014.<br />
Table J-2: Summary <strong>of</strong> water quality parameters for Marsh Creek Analysis B for June 10-12, 2014.<br />
Table J-3: Summary <strong>of</strong> water quality parameters for Marsh Creek Analysis B for July 2-4, 2014.<br />
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