TASK 3: Data handling and analysis

• Develop a database representing water quality and water quantity values before ashe juniper clearing that will be used in comparison to post-clearing data (Month 6 through end of project).
• Estimate water quality and sediment loading for storm events using flow data and laboratory results (reported as mg/l) for each storm water event (Months 6 through end of project).
• Calculate flow volumes (water quantity) for the sub watersheds (month 6 through end of project).
• Prepare a written analysis of the pre-clearing condition of the Leon River that will be used in the final publication (Month 12 through end of project).

• Water quantity/quality database representing conditions of Leon River sub-watershed Rangelands prior to juniper clearing and the re-establishment of native prairie species.
• Annual and Final Reports, Additional interim reports and participant meeting to review activities and progress will be scheduled as requested by TWDB, TDA, and CTCA.
• Publish results after TDA / CTCA project is completed.

• Chet Edwards Visits the project
• Introduction
• Background of Juniperus ashei
• Water Quality
• Water Quality Evaluation
• Project Benefits, Goals, and Objectives
• TASK 1: Project Management and Coordination
• TASK 2: Monitor Water Quality Effects
• TASK 3: Data handling and analysis
• Coordination, Roles, and Responsibilities
• References
• Re-vegetation, March 2002

December 17, 2002
Dennis Hoffman, Project Leader