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EDMONDS MARSH WATERSHED

Dissolved Oxygen Monitoring Equipment

The Pro20 Dissolved Oxygen Meter (Left), and the EcStik II Disssolved Oxygen Meter (Right) Dissolved oxygen (DO) is an important...

Flood Plains and Alluvial Soils of the Edmonds Marsh Watershed

The Edmonds Marsh Watershed is tidally influenced and consists of a variety of soils. The FEMA flood risk map for the watershed area is...

Invasive Plants of the Edmonds Marsh Watershed

A major issue facing the Edmonds marsh and its surrounding watershed is the presence of invasive species. There have been ongoing efforts...

Timeline to Final Product

Final Project: Blog Timeline: October 27: Invasive Plants Post November 3-15 on Global Study trip November 19: Flood Plain Maps and...

Special Threat: Stormwater Effects on the Edmonds Marsh Watershed Pamphlet

References Dugopolski, R., Fohn, M., & Wingrove, K. (2022). City of Edmonds Receiving Water Conditions and Stormwater Management...

Watershed Restoration and Enhancement Committee

Learn more about the Watershed Restoration and Enhancement Committee which proposed solutions for the larger Cedar-Sammamish Watershed...

Special Features of the Edmonds Marsh Watershed

The Edmonds Marsh Watershed has many special features that make it especially worth protecting. The marsh itself is clearly something...

Flooding and Drought in the Watershed

Flood Conditions The Edmonds Marsh was historically much larger than it is today, encompassing around 100 acres. It was also tidally...

Mapping and Delineating the Watershed

The Edmonds Marsh Watershed encompasses part of the downtown area and more residential areas, including major roadways such as Edmonds...