Watershed Report Card 2013
Welcome to the Ausable Bayfield Watershed Report Card.
Ontario's conservation authorities have developed watershed report cards that are prepared every five years. These report cards use consistent standards across Ontario to report environmental information to you.
Ausable Bayfield Conservation has prepared this report card as a summary of the state of your forests, wetlands, and water resources.
Click on your local watershed and see the latest reporting for your area.
Each Watershed Report Card reports on five years of environmental monitoring data. The current Watershed Report Card, the second one produced for your watersheds, was published in 2013. For a summary of the information, please see the eight-page brochure. For more detailed information use the interactive map or the links provided below.
ABCA 8-page brochure summary document:
8-Page Brochure (2.5 mb)
Watershed Report Card
Click on the text links below or on the map to find the report card for your local watersheds. (This is the most current version, published in 2013). All documents are Adobe PDF format. Each link will open a new window in your browser.
The following files form the Ausable Bayfield Watershed Report Card 2(published in 2013):
Title Page, Executive Summary,
Acknowledgements, Table of Contents (680 kb)Chapter 1: Introduction (2.2 mb)
(Introduction, Background)Chapter 2: Methods and Results (3.5 mb)
(Process, Indicators, Summary, Next Steps)Chapter 3: Watershed Report Cards
- Bayfield Headwaters (1.4 mb)
- Bannockburn (1.7 mb)
- Ausable Headwaters (1.4 mb)
- Black Creek (1.5 mb)
- Upper Ausable (1.5 mb)
- Little Ausable (1.5 mb)
- Main Bayfield Watershed Report Card 2013 (1.7 mb)
- Nairn Creek (1.6 mb)
- Middle_Ausable (1.5 mb)
- Lower Ausable (1.7 mb)
- Old Ausable Channel (1.3 mb)
- Upper Parkhill (1.5 mb)
- Lower Parkhill (1.8 mb)
- Bayfield North (1.4 mb)
- South Gullies (1.5 mb)
- Mud Creek (1.4 mb)
References (1.6 mb)
(References, Appendix)To compare the 2013 findings with the 2007 Watershed Report Card visit: Watershed Report Card 2007