The Anoka Conservation District monitors lake water quality on most major lakes in the county. The purpose of this program

Biomonitoring is the assessment of environmental health by inventorying the living creatures in the discreet environment. The Anoka Conservation District's

Long-term lake level records are useful for regulatory decision-making, building/development decisions, lake hydrology manipulation decisions, and investigation of possible non-natural

The Anoka Conservation District conducts stream hydrology monitoring on streams, rivers, and a few ditches throughout the county Hydrology is

The Anoka Conservation District monitors stream water quality on most major streams in the county, as well as some of

When our monitoring programs detect a problem with a lake, river, or stream we often implement a special study to

The Anoka Conservation District is part of the Minnesota Department of Natural Resource's effort to track groundwater levels. The MN