Forest Ecosystem Monitoring Cooperative(802) 656-0683femc@uvm.eduwww.uvm.edu/femc705 Spear StreetSouth BurlingtonVermont05403United States of AmericaNYC Department of Environmental Protection leadNew York City DEP Seasonal Pool Wetland MonitoringCollection of data on breeding amphibian populations and their wetland use and apparent health. Water levels and the contributing influences to the hydrologic cycle within small systems. Baseline water quality sampling (Temperature, pH, Dissolved O2, and specific conductivity). and topographic settings of the pools. Kinimetric surveying for horizontal profile analysis of pool basins. Calculations of water budget.New York City DEP Seasonal Pool Wetland MonitoringDeppenJamieParisioFrankDamonJoyvernal poolscatskillsnew yorknew york cityWest of Hudson NYC Watershed Season Pool Monitoring (Vernal pools)2010-04-01Ongoing, frequently updated. Water quality data collected in the field: pH, Dissolved oxygen (% sat, mg/L), Specific conductivity, temperature. Biological data: flora and fauna species identification, length, sex, weight measurements of adult breeding amphibians, Spatial data on pool area, amphibian egg mass counts, surface water height. Water quality: March through October, annual adult amphibian capture and egg mass counts (March, April, May), water level: continuous all year To study and monitor seasonal pool surface water storage, tie wildlife usage to healthy forested uplands in the watershed, and connect scientific data collected in the lower Hudson valley to better understand pool wetlands. VMC.1317.2608mySQLParisio, F. (Ongoing) West of Hudson NYC Watershed Season Pool Monitoring (Vernal pools). NYCDEP.https://vmc.w3.uvm.edu/vmcdevel/CI4/data/archive/project/SeasonVernalPoolMonitoring/dataset/west-hudson-nyc-watershed-season-pool