An Integrated Wastewater Treatment and Reuse System to Enhance Wildlife and Other Estuarine Values

Summary

George H. Allen, Robert A. Gerheart, and John R. Williams. Western Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies and Western Division of American Fisheries Society. ? ?

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Stakeholders (26)

Agencies, organizations, and groups mentioned as actors in this document.

United States Fish and Wildlife ServiceAudubon SocietyAmerican Society of Agricultural EngineersCity of Arcata Department of Public WorksCalifornia State Water Resources Control BoardSWRCBRegional BoardCity of Arcata

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College of Natural ResourcesCalifornia Department of Fish and GameCalifornia Coastal ConservancyHumboldt Fish Action CouncilCalifornia State Water Quality Control BoardHumboldt Bay Wastewater AuthorityHBWACalifornia Resources AgencyNorth Coast Regional Water Quality Control BoardWestern Association of Fish and Wildlife AgenciesWestern Division of American Fisheries SocietyCollege of the RedwoodsHumboldt State UniversityFisheries Department of Humboldt State UniversityCalifornia Wildlife Conservation BoardNational Marine Fisheries Sea Grant ProgramHumboldt State University Coherent Area Sea Grant ProgramCalifornia Cooperative Fisheries Unit

Places (37)

California Nevada Columbia River Pacific Ocean Oregon Las Vegas Eureka San Francisco River

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Coos Bay Butcher Slough Samoa Spit Indian Island Sand Island Coast Range Arcata Arcata Marsh and Wildlife Sanctuary AMWS Allen Marsh Gearheart Marsh Hauser Marsh Jacoby Creek Freshwater Creek Del Norte County Tomales Bay Lake Arcata Arcata Marsh Pilot Project Coastal Conservancy Marsh Humboldt State University Arcata bottoms Los Angeles Humboldt Bay Arcata Bay City of Arcata Humboldt County Janes Creek Jolly Giant Creek U.S. Highway 101

Concepts & Topics (37)

groundwater storage dynamics energy harvest capacity dissolved oxygen water quality standards groundwater residence time distributions macroinvertebrate community composition depositional growth nonpoint source pollution density

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habitat restoration habitat restoration air quality monitoring stream restoration wildlife and piscatorial culture and procreation wildlife and piscatorial culture and procreation chlorite dissolution treatment intensity beneficial use detritus processing augmentation plan coastal zone management estuarine values salmon enhancement wastewater ponds wetlands protection imprinting homing straying Non-filterable residue wetlands enhancement fecal coliform fish screening California Coastal Act Porter-Cologne Act Clean Water Act Clean Water Act recreational fishing recreational fishing

Species (131)

Unknown I. aggregata not mentioned Atriplex canescens Rushes Salvelinus fontinalis brook trout endangered species

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Daphnia fish and wildlife Pseudotsuga menziesii Chironomidae Pseudotsuga menzeisii Douglas Fir Culicidae Oncorhynchus mykiss Oncorhynchus mykiss gairdnerii Rainbow Trout Neogale frenata Gasterosteus aculeatus Waterfowl Juncus fish populations aquatic macroinvertebrates Enallagma aquatic plants Rattus norvegicus Colorado River cutthroat trout Cutthroat Trout Oncorhynchus clarkii Procyon lotor aquatic macrophytes Redwood Culex tarsalis Herring Lontra canadensis coho salmon Chironomus Aeshna river otter Oncorhynchus kisutch coho Culex pipiens blue heron chinook marine organisms marsh plants Oncorhynchus tshawytscha Ardea herodias Gambusia chinook salmon great blue heron Pacific salmon Culiseta inornata shore birds Culiseta incidens migratory waterfowl Eptesicus fuscus Gambusia affinis Eleocharis water birds cattail mosquito fish Scirpus Oncorhynchus nerka anadromous fishery Black brant anadromous fish juvenile salmonids king salmon Hyalella azteca Cymatogaster aggregata mallard salmonids oysters Bulrushes salmon steelhead fish Pacific Black Brant California Clapper Rail eel grass Market crab Red crab Beck crab mussels clams lingcod greenling English sole copper rockfish Dungeness crab silver salmon coastal cutthroat trout shore crabs ghost shrimp Scirpus robustus Leptocottus armatus Platichthys stellatus Corophium spinicorne Anisogammarus confervicolus Typha latifolia Potamogeton crispus Potamogeton pectinatus Physella gyrina mallard cinnamon teal Scirpus acutus Physa Steelhead trout trout Clupea pallasi Clevlandia eos Eucyclogobius newberryi Gillichthys mirabilis Atherinidae killdeer California quail redwing blackbird long bill marsh wrens crustaceans invertebrates algal solids macrophytes grasses Salmo clarki clarki oysters eelgrass Culex erythrothorax water fowl fecal coliform

External References Cited (48)

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other (25)

Waste not wastewater (1982) — Weireter, R
A two-cell seawater-wastewater pond svstem for volume production of juvenile salmonids (1982) — Allen, G.H
Use of vascular plants for treatment and reclama- tion of oxidation pond effluent and non-point source pollution loads (1981) — Gearheart, R.A
Rearing Pacific salmon in saltwater ponds fertilized with domestic wastewater (1981) — Allen, G.H., J. Hedgepeth, B. Pierce, S. Johnson, and A. Morton
An annotated checklist of tishes frem iumboldt Bay, California (1980) — Gotshall, D.W., G.H. Alben and R.A. Barnhart

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Preliminary design of Arcata Lake fishway.’ Humboldt State University (1980) — Bober, R
Design of an upwelling spawning facility for cutthroat trout (Salmo clarkii) in Arcata's recreational lake (1980) — Doelker, A., D. Halligan, and M. Mizumoto
Age, growth, and migration of coho salmon and steelhead trout in Jacoby Creek, California (1980) — Harper, W.G
Review of the effects of enhancement strategies on the homing, straying and survival of Pacific salmonids (1980) — Lister, D.B., D.G. Hickey and I,Wallace
Lake Arcata fishery management proposal (1980) — Little, R., S. Ajayi, J. Clark, and R. Slotnick
City of Arcata Alternative Wastewater Treatment Project (1979) — Environmental Analysts
Homing of pond-reared coho salmon to a small urban stream Humboldt County, California (1979) — Miyamoto, J.J
Lake Arcata Development Plan (1978) — Harader, R., L. James, R. Oliver, P. Visccher and J. West
Arcata integrated wastewater treatment, reclamation, and salmon ranching project (1978) — Allen, G.H. and R.A. Gearheart
Problems of implementing U.S (1977) — Westmann, W.E
An unsuccessful use of catch and release regulation for wild brook trout (Salvelinus fontinalis) fishery (1977) — Hunt, R.1
Guide to the coastal marine fishes of California (1976) — Miller, D.J. and R.N. Lea
Wastewater treatment for small communities, Part 1 (1974) — Tchobanoglous, G
The natural resources of Humboldt Bay (1973) — Monroe, G.W
A water quality study of runoff from Arcata landfill dump, Humboldt Bay, California (1973) — Kunkel, C
A pilot tish-pond system for utilization of sewage effluents, Humboldt Bay, Northern California (1972) — Allen, G.H., G. Conversano and B. Colwell
Mosquito eating fishes in California (1970) — Maulers, J.L. and J.R. Fowler
The sockeye salmon (Oncorhynchus nerka) (1968) — Foerster, R.E
Preliminary experiments on the acclimatization of juvenile king salmon, Oncorhynchus tshawytscha, to saline water mixed with sewage pond effluent (1967) — Allen, G.H. and P.J. O'Brien
The effects of fishing on the production and catches of fish (1967) — Gulland, J.A

study (9)

Gearheart et al. (1981) — Gearheart et al.
Allen et al. (1981) — Allen et al.
Gotshall et al. (1980) — Gotshall et al.
Hunt (1977) — Hunt
Miller and Lea (1972) — Miller and Lea

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Giger (1972) — Giger
Maulers and Fowlers (1970) — Maulers and Fowlers
Foerster (1968) — Foerster
Gulland (1967) — Gulland

report (7)

A two-cell seawater-wastewater pond system for volume production of juvenile salmonids (1982) — Allen, G.H.
Gearheart (1981) — Gearheart
City of Arcata Alternative Wastewater Treatment Project. Pilot Study Environmental Impact Report (1979) — James H. Butler, Editor
Environmental Analysts (1979) — Environmental Analysts
A pilot fish-pond system for utilization of sewage effluents, Humboldt Bay, Northern California (1972) — Allen, G.H., G. Conversano and B. Colwell