TBWA BROCHURE
Coes Reservoir Studies
Coes Pond Stormwater Management 2015 WPI MQP report by Adam Weis Brendan Kling. The goal of this project was to determine stormwater and nutrient loadings and design a best management practice (BMP) to reduce the spread of harmful invasive plant species within Coes Pond. This project involved sampling of stormwater outfalls around Coes Pond and modeling of stormwater and nutrient loadings using Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and hydrologic software. These steps culminated in the design of a rain garden to reduce nutrient loadings entering Coes Pond. https://digital.wpi.edu/pdfviewer/sq87bw46r
A Common Ground for Coes Pond 2015 WPI Project looking at public perception of Coes Reservoir https://web.wpi.edu/Images/CMS/Firstyear/A_Common_Ground_for_Coes_Pond.pdf
General Lake and Watershed Managment Information
City of Worcester Recreational Waters This page provides lots of useful information about the city’s efforts to improve water quality and promote use of the city’s recreational waters: http://www.worcesterma.gov/water-sewer/recreational-waters
Lake Management 101 by Bob Hartzel, Principal Scientist at Comprehensive Environmental, Inc. Bob leads CEI’s Ecological Services practice. Bob was kind enough to meet with members of TBWA and provide this interesting talk that provides a great overview of lake management issues. Also, thanks to Clark U for hosting this video for us. Lake Management 101
Alex Reiber, the Facilities and Access manager for Squam Lakes Association provided this information on Diver Assisted Suction Harvesting.
Parking Lot Stormwater Runoff Research and Best Management Practices This presentation discusses problems from stormwater runoff and some methods to abate associated pollutants
Tatnuck Brook Watershed Association 