Watershed Protection Plan
- Watershed Protection Plan, Phase I, Final Jan. 11, 2007 (16.4 MB)
- WPP Executive Summary, Phase I, Final Jan. 11, 2007
About the Watershed Protection Plan
The Arroyo Colorado Watershed Protection Plan:
- Educates the public of the purpose of the Arroyo Colorado watershed Partnership, the need for the Partnership and issues of the watershed
- Covers and defines basic watershed information (e.g. what is a watershed, we all live in a watershed; how is water collected, treated, cleaned; etc.)
- Contains input from stakeholders taking into consideration their priorities and goals for the watershed
- Inventories education, funding and outreach tools with a description of each
- Meets the goals and mission of the Arroyo Colorado Watershed Partnership
- Fulfills the nine elements required by US EPA
Supporting Documents
- Four Total Maximum Daily Loads for Legacy Pollutants in the Arroyo Colorado Above Tidal and the Donna Reservoir and Canal System
- Twelve Total Maximum Daily Loads for Legacy Pollutants in the Arroyo Colorado Above Tidal and the Donna Reservoir and Canal System
- Pollutant Loading and Dissolved Oxygen Dynamics in the Tidal Segment of the Arroyo Colorado
- Pollutant Reduction Plan for the Arroyo Colorado - Segments 2201 and 2202 - Hidalgo, Cameron, and Willacy Counties
- Feasibility Study for Habitat Restoration/Modification to Improve Water Quality in the Arroyo Colorado - Strategies to Enhance Both Water Quality and Habitat:
- Implementation Plan for the Arroyo Colorado and Donna Reservoir and Canal Legacy Pollutant TMDLs
- Final Report for the WQMP Implementation Assistance in the Arroyo Colorado Watershed Management Project