An assessment of Agricultural Waste Water on Frank Lake Under Winter Ice Cover and Spring Melt Conditions. S. Bayley, J. White and S. Urban
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TextPublication details: Alberta : 1995Online resources: Abstract: Frank Lake is a 2700 acre wetland 5km east of the town of High River,Alberta, that has been recently refilled using secondarily treated wastewater from the Cargill beef processing plant and the town of High River. Restoration began in 1989 under an agreement with Ducks Unlimited and other stakeholders in the region. Water is piped to the wetland to provide tertiary treatment of the municipal and agricultural wastewater.Ducks Unlimited is currently managing the wetland to meet the joint objectives of enhancing wildlife production and removing pollutants from inflowing wastewater.
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Frank Lake is a 2700 acre wetland 5km east of the town of High River,Alberta, that has been recently refilled using secondarily treated wastewater from the Cargill beef processing plant and the town of High River. Restoration began in 1989 under an agreement with Ducks Unlimited and other stakeholders in the region. Water is piped to the wetland to provide tertiary treatment of the municipal and agricultural wastewater.Ducks Unlimited is currently managing the wetland to meet the joint objectives of enhancing wildlife production and removing pollutants from inflowing wastewater.