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Millionaire Creek is a high-value fisheries stream in the Silver Valley, Maple Ridge, British Columbia. It is one of the largest tributaries to enter the Alouette River, and drains the southern sections of the UBC Research Forest and Golden Ears Park. Until recently, the watershed was relatively undeveloped with just some hobby farms in the lower reaches. A large residential development plan was proposed for the area in the late 1990s, and development proceeded during 2002 to 2004. In 2000, the Ministry of Environment (MOE) initiated a water quality monitoring program in Millionaire Creek to assess non-point source impacts from urban land use. As part of this program, an automated water quality monitoring station was installed in late 2001. In 2004, MOE contracted Aquatic Informatics Inc. to review the data collected to date, to validate and correct the automated data, and to develop water quality objectives for water temperature and turbidity that recognize both magnitude and duration. The Ministry plans to
Quilty, E.J., Fleming, S.W.; Shead, Rod. 2005. Magnitude-Duration Based Water Quality Objectives for Temperature and Turbidity in Millionaire Creek, Summary Report. BC Ministry of Environment
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Keywords: magnitude-duration, temperature, turbidity, Water Quality Objectives, Millionaire Creek
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