Welcoming remarks by Tom Duncan.
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Results of diagnostic feasibility study and suite of restoration alternatives.
John Downing: Black Hawk Lake is very valuable.
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John Downing: What contaminates are in Black Hawk Lake and how was it measured?
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John Downing: Geologic history of Black Hawk Lake.
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John Downing: The importance of Provost Bay.
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John Downing: Phosphorous levels are the key to water quality.
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John Downing: How important is it to control sediment?
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John Downing: What do we have to do to fix Black Hawk Lake and how much will it cost?
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John Downing: Questions from the public. (very jumpy video)
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Potential fishery restoration alternatives to improve water quality. (barrier and carp removal)
Don Herrig: How do rough fish make the lake dirty, and what are we doing to get rid of them?
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Don Herrig: How big was this winter's fish kill?
Read More about Black hawk lake's winter fish kill
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Don Herrig: What is the current fish population in Black Hawk Lake?
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Don Herrig: Questions from the public. (very jumpy video)
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Future opportunities for landowners in the watershed.
Kathy Koskovich: What I do, how I can help you.
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Kathy Koskovich: What conservation programs are out there and what are the incentives for my participation?
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Kathy Koskovich: An brief explanation of the Topeka Shiner project.
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Kathy Koskovich: Brief overview of other conservation programs - Questions from the public. (very jumpy video)
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Community based watershed planning and steering committee.
Ben Wallace: Makeup of the technical advisory team, and the proposed makeup of the planning and steering committee.
Tom Duncan: Who is contributing to the problems in the watershed, and where do we go from here?
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Mike McGee: These improvements are not voluntary.
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More questions for Dr. Downing. (very jumpy video)
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