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20. Beaverdam Run Tributary

Alliance Partners, Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy |

Beaverdam Run TributarySite Description: This site is located on a trail near Ashburn Park and is just before the confluence with Beaverdam Run proper in Ashburn. This is a benthic macroinvertebrate monitoring site (in partnership with Virginia Save Our Streams).

Certified Lead Monitor: Broad Run teacher Jen Dunn started conducting benthic monitoring at this site in the spring of 2024. Jen and Aimee Conrad have also been collecting Salt Watch data at this site. Youth Conservation Leadership Institute student Anthony Santos established the site in the fall of 2022.

Visit the Clean Water Hub site for this location to see further information about Salt and Nitrate Watch data.

Beaverdam Run Tributary Benthic data

Ecological condition rating scores resulting from a benthic macroinvertebrate surveys at Beaverdam Run Tributary starting in Fall 2022. This site continuously received an unacceptable rating. These surveys cannot detect bacterial pollution.

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