Bellevue Park Topsail Island

St. Marys River

Ontario, Canada

46.495247 -84.297376

Location created by
Elaine Ho-Tassone

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It is a very interesting site to monitor the water but because of mosquitoes but rest i get a knowledge about the conductivity pH adm everything. I am doing training in water-based monitoring.
There are various mosquitoes and there is windy

29 May 09:30 by SSM Water Rangers Team

Watch out for the branches, watch out the steps.

28 May 15:53 by SSM Water Rangers Team

Saw two ducks male and female, The water is clear, and cold, the weather was windy and sunny, and people jogging around the area. This survey is done by a trainee (Jasmine).

26 Apr 12:02 by SSM Water Rangers Team

Evidence of birds and animals, small and big rocks.

26 Apr 10:17 by SSM Water Rangers Team

Some Algae, a bird, some boulders

26 Apr 09:42 by SSM Water Rangers Team

Sloppy way to the site, rocks and pebbles near the shore, snowy and windy weather, shrubs and small trees near the shore, and the water is wavy.

20 Apr 18:41 by SSM Water Rangers Team

Sloppy way, presence of rocks and pebbles on the shore, presence of shrubs and some trees, presence of piece of wood near the site, partial canopy

14 Apr 11:41 by SSM Water Rangers Team

Small wood pieces through the way, the presence of rocks and pebbles

07 Apr 21:34 by SSM Water Rangers Team

Slippery from bank to shoreline. Cyanobacteria present all over the shoreline - a few groups visually seen floating in the water. But mostly on the beach.

05 Apr 16:08 by SSM Water Rangers Team

Watch out for the rock formations along the bank, and watch footing along the path to the shorefront. Spring turnover. St. Mary's was rough, white caps, and very windy and snowy. The water was cloudy and whitish. The water was much higher compared to previous site visits. The rock riparian is touching the water and is partially submerged compared to not being touched by water last visit. There were no boats in visibility on the river.

27 Mar 00:00 by SSM Water Rangers Team