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STREAM TEMPERATURE MONITORING A Handbook for Trout Unlimited Chapters By: Dan Daughter, Kurt Fesenmyer, Paul Holden Version 1, 2014 Contents Background .....................................................................2

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How to fill out TU39's stream temperature monitoring:

1. Start by collecting the necessary equipment for stream temperature monitoring, such as a thermometer, data collection sheet, and any additional tools specified in the guidelines provided by TU39.
2. Identify the location of the stream where temperature monitoring will take place. It is important to select a representative site that best reflects the stream's conditions.
3. Prepare the thermometer for use by ensuring it is clean and calibrated according to the manufacturer's instructions. This will ensure accurate temperature readings.
4. Prior to collecting temperature data, record important site information on the data collection sheet, such as the stream name, date, time, and any relevant weather conditions.
5. Approach the stream carefully, avoiding causing any disturbances that may affect the temperature readings. Make sure to hold the thermometer at a depth where the water is flowing freely.
6. Submerge the thermometer into the stream, ensuring that it is fully submerged and not touching the streambed or any vegetation. Allow the thermometer to stabilize in the water for a few seconds before recording the temperature reading.
7. Record the temperature reading accurately on the data collection sheet. It is important to note the units of measurement used, such as Celsius or Fahrenheit, to avoid confusion later on.
8. Repeat the process at multiple locations along the stream, capturing a representative sample of the stream's temperature profile. This will provide a more comprehensive understanding of the temperature patterns within the stream.
9. Once the necessary temperature data has been collected and recorded, review the data collection sheet for any errors or missing information. Double-check and ensure that the data is legible and accurate.
10. Finally, submit the completed data collection sheet to TU39 or the designated organization responsible for stream temperature monitoring in your area.

Who needs TU39's stream temperature monitoring:

1. Researchers and scientists studying stream ecosystems and their response to changing environmental conditions.
2. Environmental agencies and organizations responsible for stream conservation and management.
3. Water resource managers and planners who require information on stream temperatures for decision-making processes, such as water allocation and habitat restoration initiatives.

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What is tu39s stream temperature monitoring?

TU39's stream temperature monitoring is a regulatory requirement to monitor and report the temperature of streams.

Who is required to file tu39s stream temperature monitoring?

All industries that discharge their effluents into streams are required to file TU39's stream temperature monitoring.

How to fill out tu39s stream temperature monitoring?

TU39's stream temperature monitoring can be filled out by measuring the stream temperature at regular intervals and submitting the data to the appropriate regulatory agency.

What is the purpose of tu39s stream temperature monitoring?

The purpose of TU39's stream temperature monitoring is to ensure that industries are not releasing effluents that are above the permissible temperature limits, which can harm aquatic life.

What information must be reported on tu39s stream temperature monitoring?

The information that must be reported on TU39's stream temperature monitoring includes the date, time, location, and temperature of the stream.