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Derek Poetzinger and Jason Bryson each ran for more than 90 yards and two touchdowns to lead San Lorenzo Valley High School over hapless Santa Cruz High School on Friday, Oct. 5.
Poetzinger opened the scoring in the first quarter for the Cougars (5-1) with a 3-yard scoring run. Bryson followed with a 3-yard scoring run later in the quarter.
In the second quarter, Duncan Mackie caught a 50-yard catch-and-run touchdown from quarterback Isaac Newberry to make the score 20-0. Ben Knudson drilled a 32-yard field goal to give SLV a 23-0 lead at halftime.
In the third quarter Poetzinger rushed for a 5-yard touchdown and Bryson raced in for a 71-yard score to cap the scoring.
Poetzinger finished with 99 yards on 16 carries while Bryson recorded 92 yards on six carries. Newberry went 9-for-12 for 171 yards and a touchdown. Sid Chi led the receivers with three catches for 60 yards.
The Cougar defense allowed Santa Cruz only 55 yards of total offense in the dominating performance.
The Cougars improved to 5-1 on the season and will host St. Francis at 2 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 20.
Scotts Valley
The Falcons travel to Aptos High School on Friday night at 7:30 p.m. with a 1-4 record including 0-1 in league, after falling to a tough Soquel High team 33-26 on October 6 in a back-and-forth game.
Soquel, 5-1 on the season, is a favorite for the Santa Cruz Coast Athletic League title and Aptos, 4-2, is no slouch.
Against the Knights, Scotts Valley opened up a 10-0 lead on a Jack Lavery field goal from 42 yards and a 14-yard scoring pass from Garrett Johnston to Jake Rehnberg. Rehnberg later scored twice more, on a three-yard run and two-yard run and finished the day with 15 carries for 75 yards. His teammate, Ari Wargon, also had a big day. Wargon rushed for 249 yards on 29 carries, but did not get into the end zone.
The Knights stormed back in the second quarter, as running back Fabiano Hale scored two short touchdown runs. In the third Hale scored a third touchdown, sandwiched between Rehnberg's scores and Scotts Valley led 23-20 into the fourth.
After a Soquel touchdown, Lavery tied the game at 26 with a 32-yard field goal. Soquel scored the winning touchdown on a 3-yard touchdown pass from Lucas Cardoza to Trestan Peacock.


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The Development of Wetland Habitat for Migrating and Nesting
Waterfowl and Other Wildlife
Heritage Grant U92026
William S. Gaud
Department of Biological Sciences
Northern Arizona University
PO Box 5640
Flagstaff, AZ 86011
The findings, opinions, and recommendations in this report are those of the investigators
who have received partial or full funding from the Arizona Game and Fish Department
Heritage Fund. The findings, opinions, and recommendations do Dot necessarily reflect
those of the Arizona Game and Fish Conunission or the Department, or necessarily
represent official Department policy or management practice. For further information,
please contact the Arizona Game and Fish Department.
Constructed Wetlands at Kachina Village
Management Plan
The wetland at Kachina Village, AZ, was constructed as a long-tenn, cost-effective way to dispose
of treated effluent from that community. It began operating in 1988 with a total cost of construction
of over $6 million and a capacity of 0.33 million gallons wastewater per day. After secondary
treatment and chlorination, the water is pumped a mile to the eight ponds on a wind-swept mesa.
The water flows by gravity from pond to pond under manual control. The system is one of winter
storage and summer evaporation.
The ponds are all shallow, ranging from a depth of 15-45 em in Ponds 1 and 2 to a maximum of
1.4 m in Ponds 6 and 8. The water coming from the treatment facility carned high concentrations of
nitrates and phosphates. The wind constantly mixed the water. Under these conditions, the
abundant sunlight promoted a continual algal bloom that raised the pH of the water to values of
After four years in existence, the ponds showed only a few
patches of emergent vegetation - reeds and cattails - that had
apparently been inoculated into the ponds by ducks. The
benns had been planted with alfalfa and yellow clover, which
was still obvious everywhere. In addition, various grasses had
become established. Willow trees also had been planted in the
water near the benns in some of the ponds, but few of these
trees had survived the onslaught of the elk's summer grazing.
The islands were piled with large boulders and patchy weedy
The primary purpose of this grant was to improve wildlife habitat in these wetlands, especially for
migrating waterfowl. There were several auxiliary goals and qualifications: 1) vegetation would be
transplanted from nearby wetlands and only native species would be used; 2) island areas would be
improved for nesting birds; 3) changes in the ponds would be monitored and reported; 4) a longtenn
management plan would be written to maintain the wetland character of the ponds; and, 5) the
public would be encouraged to volunteer and use the area to learn more about wildlife.
The purpose of this management plan is to suggest to the Kachina Village Improvement District
and Coconino County guidelines for managing the area of the constructed wetlands for wildlife
and education. The involvement of the Department of Biological Sciences at Northern Arizona
was limited to the time span of the grants from the Arizona Game and Fish Department and from
Ducks Unlimited.
There were twelve ponds in the original design to receive effiuent
from the treatment plant, but only eight of these have been
constructed. The two ponds on the east (Ponds 3 and 7) were dry and
scheduled for repair to the berms that had been leaking. Pond 6 to the
west also had a leaking berm and was scheduled for repair. The EPA
permit allowed no water to leave the ponds except by evaporation.
An initial survey of the ponds revealed a surprising wealth of
vegetation, but little that was emergent. Ponds I and 2 contained
chronic algal blooms but practically no other aquatic plant life. The
algae was so abundant that the water was green and looked like pea
soup. An examination of the water revealed that the algae were
In the other ponds, Elodea canadensis (water weed) and/or Myriophyllum exalbescens (water
milfoil) were very abundant beneath the surface. During the four years in which the ponds held
water, these two plants had made extensive headway in filling the ponds. Aquatic invertebrates
were numerous and used these submergent plants for habitat and for food.
An examination of nearby wetland areas showed that the dominant emergent vegetation was
Scirpus sp. (bulrush), Typha lati/olia (cattail), and Eleocharis palustris (spike rush). A visit to
Show LowlPine Top corroborated our impression that these dominants were the primary species for
transplanting and that an aggressive program of transplanting would greatly accelerate the rate of
There was evidence of vandalism and tampering with control of the water flow. Seats made from
the trunk of an old dead tree were tossed into the ponds. Occasionally boys with rifles or BB guns
were seen walking along the berms. Sometimes shotgun shells were discovered on the berms. The
boards used for depth control in the ponds now and then were removed and tossed aside. Once in a
while, the metal grates on the top of the culverts were removed and tossed into the ponds or into the
The proposal for this project was submitted to the Arizona Game and Fish Department's
competitive Heritage Fund program in June 1992. Approval was obtained on December 14,
1992, after a long process to work out a Memorandum of Understanding between the State of
Arizona and Coconino County to ensure that treated water would continue to be pumped to the
constructed wetlands for at least 20 years.
We began field work in February 1993, but the first funds did not arrive from the Arizona Game
and Fish Department until April. Negotiations were underway with Ducks Unlimited, mediated
by the local office of the Arizona Game and Fish Department. Ducks Unlimited agreed to
participate in the project in September 1993.
In the proposal were funds to construct a building on site for storage of field equipment, location
of the boat, and initial processing of samples. In order not to lose a field season, we began work
in the ponds in spring 1993. Since matching funds from Ducks Unlimited were uncertain at that
time, we learned to accomplish OUf tasks without the building. At the end of the first field season,
we applied for an extension of the project for one year and permission to use the money
originally allocated for the building to cover expenses in the third year. Permission and extension
were allowed.
Also in the proposal were funds to construct a bird blind that would allow scientists and the
public to view ducks and other birds after the bulrushes had grown tall enough to obscure
observation from the berms. In October 1995, we developed a design for a blind that would be
raised on piles and have siding that would blend in with the character of the wetlands.
Unfortunately, the price of wood had risen since the proposal was written with the result that it
would cost twice the amount allocated for the blind. The Department of Engineering at Northern
Arizona University would build the blind as a student project and stay within our budget (i.e., for
the cost of materials) if we could get an extension until the end of May. The Arizona Game and
Fish Department would not accede to this request, and we returned the money budgeted for the
The individuals working regularly on this project consisted of a professor, a graduate student,
and a variable number of other students, primarily undergraduates. Several other professors and
graduate students contributed to the project, especially in the beginning stages. As the graduate
student became proficient in the project, it became most productive that she worked directly with
the students. The professor periodically accompanied the field team to the ponds and worked
regularly with the students at the University.
Each year the students filed their the results of their projects in written reports and/or oral reports
at Northern Arizona University. In August 1995, the students working on the project presented
formal posters at the meeting of the Arizona Water Pollution Control Association in Flagstaff.
The primary goal for transplanting aquatic plants into the ponds was to provide vegetation cover
for migrating waterfowl (primarily ducks, but also for yellow-headed and redwing blackbirds).
The introduction of plants to the islands was intended to enhance nesting sites for ducks and
other birds common to wetlands, such as the spotted sandpiper. We thought that the addition of
grasses would provide seeds for various waterfowl. Finally, we expected to inhibit erosion on the
windward sides of the islands by planting a band of spike rush there.
Source of Plants
Aquatic plants were obtained first from Ponds 6 and 7. There was a pool of water in the eastern
edge of Pond 7 that contained lots of Eleocharis, a moderate amount of Scirpus, and a few
individuals of Typha. Since the pond was left to dry out in preparation for berm repair and it
appeared that the aquatic plants were already beginning to die, we moved them to the other
ponds. Pond 6 was also scheduled for berm repair, so we obtained more Scirpus and Typha from
this source. In 1993, Pond 5 dried almost completely so we "rescued" a patch of Scirpus from the
northeast side of the island.
For additional plants, we found Scirpus in great abundance at Marshall Lake" not far from
Flagstaff. We made numerous forays there on the east side of the lake towards the end of the road
so as not to adversely affect the aesthetics of this recreational area. The plants were placed in
buckets, in burlap bags, and on a plastic tarp in the back of the van. It was important to keep the
plants from drying out during transportation before we could transplant them. We collected the
plants at daybreak and transplanted them by noon on the same day.
We obtained Typha, Glyceria (manna grass), and Pha/aris arundinacea (reed canary grass) from
the creek bed of Pumphouse Wash in Kachina Village just east of the bridge at the junction of
Kachina and Pinon Trails. We wanted to increase the diversity of vegetation with Typha, but
were hesitant to introduce much because of its reputation for invasiveness. As we were
transplanting the Glyceria, we noticed that there was already a fair amount of this grass that had
naturally found its way onto the berms in the wetland area.
In the first spring of our field work, the local Arizona Game and Fish Department office
suggested that we try to obtain plants from the Arizona State Land Department for transplanting
onto the islands. In both 1993 and 1994, the State Land Department was generous in giving us
some of the plants that they had not been able to sell, and we transplanted these on most of the
islands. These included coyote willow, golden currant, and honeysuckle. We also tried
cottonwood, but these first dried out and then flooded and died.
We obtained certain genetic strains of cottonwood from a professor at Northern Arizona
University, who was doing research on their susceptibility to insect attack. These were planted on
various islands. A friend supplied us with several blackberry bushes that we placed on one of the
Iransplantinfi: Techniques
The initial locations for transplanting Scirpus were in Pond 4. In the southeast comer,
approximately 50 stalks were placed singly one or two feet apart. In other places, patches of 15-
30 stalks were placed close together for mutual support against the wind. Both strategies proved
extremely successful, the reeds growing vigorously and stalks multiplying vegetatively through
their rhizomes.
The growth in August 1994 is on the left and in July 1995 is on the right.
The reeds were buoyant and tended to rise to the surface and float away unless anchored fmnly
in the substrate. We cut the stalks of Scirpus so that only a few inches rose above the water.
Oxygen diffuses down the stalk to supply the growing tuber with air. We tried to leave some
substrate attached to the tuber when we obtained it. With a trowel or shovel, we produced a
wedge-like depression in the substrate to receive the tuber and then covered it over to hold it
down. In cases where stalks did break free and float away, they put up a new stalk when they
finally came to rest at the edge of a berm.
For added diversity, we gathered buckets of Polygonum amphibium (smart weed) and
Utricularia vulgaris (bladderwort) from Marshall Lake and dropped them in the southeast
comers of Ponds 4 and 8. We put them in the water among the stalks of Scirpus we had
previously transplanted there so that the Scirpus would keep them from being blown away by the
The substrate on the islands was thick clay and very rocky. It was almost impossible to dig in and
we were apprehensive that available water would be the limiting factor for any transplanted
vegetation. To improve the soil, we added an equal part of steer manure to the soil in the hole.
The holes were large and we left a depression around the plant to hold rain water during the
monsoons. Between placing the plants in the hole and the monsoon season, we watered each
plant every 2-3 days.
Survival was not good after the first year. Plants that were exposed to the prevailing wind died.
Plants that were in the leeward side of the island ridge had higher probabilities of survival. We
placed wind barriers around transplanted individuals, and that seemed to help.
In the second season, we dug holes twice as large as in the first season and added sand to the
mixture to increase porosity. Survival seemed to improve. Since the elk were a significant
problem, we placed wire cages around the growing plants to discourage the elk from foraging on
them. This tactic was successful.
Scirpus was placed, as mentioned above, as single stalks to cover an area such as the comer of a
pond or in a bunch so that the stalks could provide mutual support to each other in more open
We also placed Scirpus in locations where they would increase the surface area for small
organisms that help process the treated effluent, nutrients, and algae. For instance, reeds were
transplanted directly in front of the pipe in the northwest comer of Pond 2 so that the reeds would
act as a filter for the nutrient laden water from the treatment plant.
Reeds were also placed in a ring around the culvert from Pond 2 to Pond 4 so that they would act
as a filter there. Immediately outside the concrete exit to the culvert, Eleocharis was
transplanted, then a ring of Typha, and finally a ring of Scirpus. The Eleocharis had the largest
surface area, but the fastest growth rate. We placed the other two species outside the spike rush to
see if they could act as an effective barrier to the aggressive growth of the latter. For the most
part, the Scirpus was able to contain the Eleocharis. The Typha was practically eliminated by the
elk, which pulled up all but one or two stalks.
While we worked, we observed the ducks and where they tended to stay in the ponds. There was
a large patch of Scirpus on the northern side of the wooded island in Pond 2 in 1993 and 1994
where there were always ducks. On the assumption that this location was attractive because it
afforded thick cover, we decided to place an extensive stand of Scirpus at the northern end of the
island in Pond 5. In addition, we arranged Scirpus in a broken band across those islands that were
L-shaped: in Ponds 1, 4, and 8. The Scirpus would eventually grow thick enough to constitute a
sheltered bay between themselves and the island but with an entrance. Behind the reed shelter,
the ducks and other birds would not be flushed up constantly by human visitors.
When we began our work, there were only several isolated stems of Potomogeton amphifolius
(pond weed) apparent. In the past two years, this plant has grown rapidly to cover large patches
of water. Since the leaves of Potomogeton lie on the surface, they effectively remove sunlight
from submerged plants. Potomogeton is reputed to be a very good food for ducks.
In early fall of 1994, the first evidence of Lemna minor (duck weed) was apparent along the
south edge of Pond 4. Since then, Lemna has multiplied extremely rapidly to invade the quiet
areas of several ponds sheltered from the wind: in the leeward areas of benns and islands and
among thick stands of Scirpus.
Ve~etation Control
The transplanted reeds, when relocated in another pond, grew very successfully. In fact, it soon
became obvious that they, especially Eleocharis, could grow fast enough to eliminate open water
in several years. After the first couple of months during the
summer of 1993, we ceased introducing Eleocharis into the
ponds. The south end of Pond 6 shows the extensive stand of
Eleocharis that developed spontaneously in three years
Typha is reputed to be a very invasive plant. When the seed
heads mature, the wind may blow the seeds onto moist soil
during a period of drawdown, resulting in the germination of
thousands of individuals. During the three years of field work in these ponds, I have observed
only one seedhead mature and that was soon destroyed by elk grazing. The elk invade these
ponds and selectively graze on Typha, pulling up some stalks and keeping the others mowed
down. So far, the elk have exerted a strong biological control on the cattails.
A few stalks of Polygonum survived in Pond 4, but the others disappeared. The most likely
explanation for the loss of Utricularia is that it could not survive the high pH in these ponds.
Polygonum, too, may not survive well in a high pH..
It is interesting to note that the Scirpus that we transplanted from Marshall Lake into the
southeast corner of Pond 8 has not survived well or apparently multiplied. Compared to the
Scirpus transplanted from other of these ponds or at other times from Marshall Lake, the plants
in the south part of Pond 8 have grown extremely slowly.
We removed Scirpus and Typha from Pond 6, but did not transplant any aquatics into this pond.
In the south end of the pond, Eleocharis is growing rapidly and looks as if it will soon cover the
pond. During the past two years, Pond 6 was partially dried up in the summer for berm repair.
The low water seems to have facilitated the rapid growth of Eleocharis.
There are several risks to humans from the water in these ponds. First, the treated effluent has a
relatively high load of nitrates. Regular consumption of such water will cause medical problems
Two of the students developed temporary rashes on days that they were transplanting vegetation
from Marshall Lake to these ponds. Marshall Lake is well known for producing swimmer's itch,
a dermatitis caused by the attempt of blood flukes that normally infect ducks to enter the human
body through the skin. The dennatitis is an allergic reaction to the presence of the parasitic
These flukes use snails as an intermediate host, but cannot survive in water with a pH greater
than 8.5. We looked for evidence of such flukes in the snails from Kachina Village, but without
success. We found abundant evidence of infected snails from Marshall Lake and from Mormon
Lake. Apparently, the high pH in the Kachina Village ponds kills the flukes. Therefore, it is
probable that the rash in the two students was caused by flukes from Marshall Lake, or by
another factor in the Kachina Village ponds.
Most natural bodies of water contain Giardia. This small protozoan causes intense
gastrointestinal distress. Therefore, it is unwise for anyone to directly consume water from any
pond, including those at Kachina Village.
Finally, human Escherichia coli essentially has been eliminated from the treated water by
chlorination. However, E. coli is deposited in the water by defecation by the numerous animals
that frequent these ponds: ducks, coots, sandpipers, elk, etc. Besides the nutrient load that
accompanies the effluent, the additional animal waste makes this water very rich indeed.
The water in all the downstream ponds comes ultimately from those with a chronic algal bloom.
The algae move with the water into the next tier of ponds, but after several days are no longer
evident. A cursory examination of water samples indicated that various animals consume the
algae. These animals would include protozoa, rotifers, and microcrustaceans, among others.
Besides these small inhabitants, there are innumerable insects present in the ponds, both adults
and larvae. Furthermore, water mites, worms, snails, and salamanders are abundant. In other
words, an ecosystem with all its interactions, feedback loops, direct and indirect effects is
functioning in the Kachina Village ponds.
The vegetation in the ponds provides habitat necessary for the completion
of the life history of some species, e.g., the dragonfly needing to expand
and dry its wings before flying away after metamorphosis. The
submergents provide a deep refuge of cool water in the summer for
species that need to escape from the surface water heated up by sunlight.
Energy flows from the algae and higher vegetation in a food web through
microbial and animal links. We estimate that the snails in these ponds can
process as much as 15% of the energy from the sun. Ducks, mergansers,
herons, ibises, sandpipers, blackbirds, and many others depend on plant
and other animals for food on their migrations and/or to raise their young
in the ponds.
RECOMMENDA nONS
Vegetation Growth and Ayailable Oven Water
Vegetation provides both cover and habitat. Some vegetation is necessary for shelter, food, and
nesting places. However, the vegetation in these ponds has exhibited a very aggressive pattern of
growth that will eventually eliminate the open water areas that attract the water birds.
When the proportion of open water drops to half the surface area, steps will have to be taken to
rejuvenate the ponds. Several options are available, none of which was included in this project.
The first option is to physically remove the reeds and other plants, either by machinery or by
human labor. Then the plants would have to be disposed of. If a composting plant is built, the
vegetation waste could be used as fiber.
Another option is to dry out the pond and then cut the vegetation close to the substrate.
Subsequent flooding for as much as six weeks may drown the cut plants, e.g., Eleocharis and
Scirpus, and return the pond to a large proportion of open water. The reeds could be cut
selectively to preserve a desired pattern.
A third option is to dry a pond and bum part of the vegetation to kill it. This method is
questionable since the growing tissues of the reeds are in the substrate and may be difficult to
destroy. Burning will produce a nutrient-rich ash that will stimulate rapid growth when the pond
is subsequently flooded.
A final method is to use herbicides to eliminate the unwanted vegetation. The dead vegetation
will have to be removed before renooding to avoid offensive decomposition.
Diversity is a desirable ecosystem objective since it tends to produce overall stability. In
addition, the variety of plants and animals results in a pleasant environment for human visitors.
We carried out this project to create (or maintain) a diverse pattern of vegetation in the different
ponds. Some were left relatively untreated and others were intensively managed. The result is a
group of ponds that will be filled in by the growing vegetation at different times in the future.
In addition to the vegetation, we examined the possibility of introducing small fish into one or
more of the ponds. We studied Pimephales promelas (fathead minnows) in Pond 6 and
Rhinichthys osculus (speckled dace) in Pond 8. It is likely that the minnows that escaped into
Pond 6 will survive and produce a viable population eventually. They are capable of reproducing
in such a habitat. On the other hand. the dace are unlikely to reproduce in a pond habitat.
The probable impact of a population of the fathead minnows is that a number of the populations
of invertebrates resident in Pond 6 will decline as they are eaten by the fish. The fish themselves
may become food for kingfishers, herons, mergansers, etc. Thus, a change in one pond may
enhance overall diversity of the system.
Amphibians may also find their way into these ponds. Already there are salamanders and tree
frogs present. An undesirable colonist would be the bull frog, since it is non-native and will eat
many other residents.
Water Levels
Water levels can be used as a management tool in several ways. First, in these ponds water can
enter directly into Pond 1 and/or into Pond 2. For the period during which we worked, water
entered into both these ponds until late summer 1995. Until that time, both ponds supported a
chronic algal bloom with green water. In about two weeks after water no longer entered directly
into Pond 2, the algal bloom disappeared, the water column cleared, and it was obvious that
submergent vegetation had never developed in this pond. Since sunlight can now reach the
bottom of Pond 2, this pond will probably experience the pattern of succession that the other
ponds did.
Secondly, during those periods when some ponds dried up, it
was clear that the growth rate of the reeds was significantly
inhibited. When the water is shallow or only moistens the
substrate, the reeds will grow rapidly and seeds can germinate
producing many new individuals. In addition, shallow water
concentrates the aquatic animals and provides abundant food
for foraging birds.
We recommend that enough water be kept in Ponds 1,2,4, 5,6, and 8 to keep the vegetation
alive and thriving there. Such a level would keep the aquatic vegetation - Eleocharis, Scirpus,
and Typha - at the edges of the ponds moist. We do not recommend letting the ponds dry out in
late summer and in the fall which could allow extensive germination of invasive species, e.g.,
Typha. On the other hand, Ponds 3 and 7 can be used for winter storage of water, but allowed to
dry out completely in the summer and fall. Thus, the declining water level in these two ponds
will provide food for foraging birds, but invasive species will not be able to genninate while the
substrate is bone dry.
Ponds 3 and 7 provide an opportunity to sow grasses that could later provide forage for ducks. As
the ponds dry in late spring, millet or other grass could be broadcast on the most ground to
germinate. If the monsoons are favorable, the grasses may survive. When the seeds mature, these
ponds could be flooded to attract ducks which would use the seed heads as food. Grass seed is an
obvious food item for birds, so many more seeds would have to be sown than the resident birds
could consume. Reflooding the ponds in the fall would run the risk of providing an appropriate
substrate for Typha. It will be important to modify management practice in response to events.
Island Plants and ReMia
The plants we transplanted to the islands may need to be
watered between spring and the monsoon season to prevent
wilting and death. In addition, until the cottonwoods grow high
enough to escape the elk, the cages need to be enlarged to
protect them.
The advantage of the islands lies in the success of the nesting
birds. The more difficult it is for predators to find the nests, the
more young will be produced and reach adulthood.
Filamentous Ahml Blooms
In July 1995, the filamentous algae that had built up over the previous two months in Pond 4
suddenly died. The rapid release of large amounts of organic material from the algal death fueled
a corresponding rapid growth of decomposing bacteria. There was an associated drop in pH and
dissolved oxygen. The result was an immediate decline in habitat quality as the pond stunk from
anaerobic decomposition of the organics.
After a week, the smell in Pond 4 had disappeared. Some additional water was released from
Pond 2 into Pond 4, and that helped to bring the dissolved oxygen back up somewhat.
Filamentous algae have increased tremendously in Pond 8 and somewhat less so in Pond 5. The
danger of a crash in these two ponds exists.
To avoid the switch to anaerobic decomposition after the crash, it has been suggested that nitrate
fertilizer be broadcast over the pond to provide an oxidized nitrate source for the bacteria.
Another possibility is to mechanically aerate the pond. If such algal crashes become an annual
event and are obnoxious, we recommend experimenting with these or other approaches.
Community Relations
The Kachina Village ponds have already developed into an excellent recreational and educational
resource. Local residents walk and jog on the berms. Various individuals come to watch birds.
The area has been the focus of the Northern Arizona Audubon Society bird walk during the past
two Flagstaff Festivals of Science. Numerous students from Northern Arizona University and
some from the high schools have conducted their projects there.
The self-guided tour needs to be maintained by keeping the numbered posts in the ground and
providing a supply of brochures. The bulletin board needs to be supplied periodically with new
information. Since KVID manages the ponds, they may be willing to continue to maintain this
public image. We could supply KVID with the brochure copy and a supply of information for the
bulletin board.
Another method to maintain public interest and maintain the recreational and educational aspects
of the ponds is to develop a community volunteer organization. The group could be composed of
adults that meet once a month with a focus, e.g., bird watching. It could also be a boy scout troop
or a 4-H club that takes over the ponds as a project.
For help in setting up a management strategy for a young wetland, there are two obvious sources of
information. First, there are experienced managers who have worked with wetlands. Visit their
wetland areas and seek their advice. Ask for their suggestions on species to transplant and species
to be wary of. As we discovered, aggressively transplanting aquatic vegetation greatly increases
plant cover. Furthermore, introduction of the vegetation pennits the manager to control the pattern
of growth, e.g., at edges, around islands, etc. All regional aquatic species will probably eventually
reach the wetlands with animal vectors. Managers should concentrate on controlling the dominant
species, as nature will contribute diversity.
Secondly, visit natural wetlands in the region. An examination of the species composition of these
natural areas will reveal which plants thrive locally. Furthennore, natural wetlands are a source of
plants that can be transplanted to the young wetland. Obtain these plants from places that will not
injure the natural area and will not decrease its value for visitors.
Remember that succession is a natural process in wetlands, so they will inevitably change.
Managers have the opportunity to influence the pattern and rate of that change.
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Dec 27 2006, 05:24 PM
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I never meant any disrespect to the site purveyor but the ability to post a small number of reviews has no correlation with the fairness, sincerity, and honesty of those reviews. I would like to see the cumbersome vetting process go away and then see the reviewer's user name along with the number of reviews they've submitted, on each review. It would look something like this...
DREARY GULCH RV PARK AND BONE YARD, Dreary Gulch, State of Denial
* * * * * * * * kw5kw ( 1) This is the only campground I ever go to. Blah, blah, blah...
April 2006
* * ________ Cheryl (134) Managed not to drown in showers. Blah, blah, blah...
June 2006
Sorry to pick on you guys as examples but... 'kw5kw's report looks quite good but a number of glaring points are going to jump out at any reader. 'kw5kw' may be fair, sincere, and honest but he either doesn't have much experience with campgrounds or maybe he is getting a kickback from the owner (note what he paid). It wouldn't matter if there were ten one-shot wonder posts all similar to the first one and with ten different user names, I would naturally tend to discount them in favor of 'Cheryl's post because she has obviously 'been around' --having reviewed 134 campgrounds. Without those safeguards, both reviews are just anonymous opinions. With the current system in place, I have no idea that 'kw5kw' has even submitted a report (regardless of whether he was fair, honest, and sincere) because of the peculiarity of his camping habits. Still, he might be the only source of information for that campground because nobody else ever goes there.
And with the current system (where the reviews are anonymous), let's say the campground is remote and I need to know that a certain condition of the campground is up to my expectation. I can't see from any other source if those conditions exist (or if they _still_ exist). 'kw5kw' didn't mention anything about it in his review but, if I can see that he is the reviewer, I could PM him to ask if he knows anything more that could help me.
And... It could mean that I (KW5KW) just found this site and Cheryl had found it years earlier.
I do a forum at www.ChristianForums.com and I have over 1423 posts with a reputation of 33654. There are many other posters who have >10,000 posts and they have reps of <1000. Who's more trustworthy, more posts or higher rep?
I do a forum at http://www.texasshooting.com/TexasCHL_Forum/index.php , I joined there June 1, 2006 and have 489 posts--- but I just found that site that day after having my CHL for >5 years before that. Who's more trustworthy, a guy who just joined or me or the person who registered when the forum was first created? I don't know! It's my guess that it's the guy who started the forum since he fights in the legislature for our rights.
I just joned http://www.graceforums.com/ because it was created because of ill will at another forum... so I guess we're all just about equal there.
Thing is just because you have 1 post or 10,000 posts does not disqualify anyone.
Thing is if a person shows extreme prejustice towards one view or another that could disqualify that person but you never know with only one post, it takes several.
Now, if that person posts only 4 or 5 times and praises one but trashes 4 that are nearby, then I perceive a problem and in that case (If I was the moderator/owner) I'd delete all posts by that individual.
Just my $0.02.
Thanks for the vent
Feb 24 2007, 05:23 PM
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From: East side of Greenhorn Mountains in Colorado
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Hello all:
My wife and I are new to "full time" rv-ing. Yes we lived in an RV for 9 years in Oklahoma
at one site, which was a regular trailer park, that had an RV section. We did this because I
am on disability and it was the cheapest way to live ($10.00 a day, electric, cable TV, water
sewage, etc included) on my limited income. In fact our old 35 foot fifth wheel is still there
as a glorified storage building, while we live in our newer one here in Colorado. We came
here for health reasons (allergies, heat, better doctors, etc.)
This is our first KOA experience ever. We have been here for a little over 8 months. We do
not plan to move around alot to other camp grounds at this time. We may stay here a year
or so and then move on, if finances permit this. We wanted to post a review about this
KOA. I just registered today, and in reading the information here I have to submit three
reviews from three diffierent campgrounds to get them posted???? So it will take us three
years minimum ( in our situation) to get our reviews posted?? How does this policy help
others who rely on this site for the neccessary information on campground recomendations?
You know you can try to legislate morality and honesty till the cows come home, but in most
cases, you just end up shooting yourselves in the foot, and restricting those who are honest
and would like to post a review, otherwise unless you vacation a lot and stay at various
camp grounds consistently and with regularity, submitting a review is apparently an effort
in futility!
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Feb 24 2007, 08:20 PM
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From: Chicago
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Hi Ferretman1,
When I first read your post, my first thought was that you don't quite understand the concept of the park reviews on this site. With only one exception (see "RV Park Changes" string from 2/21/07 by Paisley), the vast majority of users and contributors to this site are campers who are either vacationers/weekenders (maybe a handful of parks in a year) or travelling RVers (dozens of parks every year). Their reviews give the reader what their experience was what and thus, what the reader might expect if they go to that park. I was unsure of how helpful a "resident's" experience would be to the majority of use who usually temorary guests of the park.
Since reading this post, I see that you have added another under the "Review Comments" string. I hope writing that post has eased your disappointment with the "rules" of this site.
Good luck with your situation.
Jerry S.
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Mar 1 2007, 07:46 PM
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My wife and I owed a B&B for 10 years and experienced a huge number of false positive and false negative reviews on a huge site called Trip Advisor. I estimated that in our town about 50 % of the reviews were bogus. Other owners even bragged about doing it to me. This was a different situation in that the site had millions of visitors per week and made big bucks on their ads and such. They did nothing to police them and were just going for volume of reviews and click thrus for the revenue. I hate to see campground owners also doing this as it ruins it for all of us. I just reviewed 2 campgrounds this week from our recent trip. One was average and one was excellent. I might add that the average one was $70 and the excellent one was $23. The excellent one is a city park (Jacksonville, FL) and doesnt have a good website. We had some friends tell us about it and I was hoping to spread the word with my review. I now need one more to get published. I dont blame the moderator, but the unethical people trying to cheat. Money forces people to do bad things sometimes.
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Apr 24 2007, 02:30 PM
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I think we should be able to rate the reviewers. "Was this rating Helpfully?" I have seen this on other opinion sights. If it is just one or two reviews that are out of line, people will know to disregard those as somebody with a ax to grind, or somebody affiliated with the campground.
I am not going to fill out 5 reviews, due to the fact that we don't go to that many in one year. We do stay at one park for a week at a time, but, just do not go to that many campgrounds. This is a bad policy.
I think that would be an excellent feature.. I've seen some reviews go from a 3 to a 10, and it just seams fishy to me, instead of writting another full review if we are able to agree with another person that would be helpful to..
is there a place in here to see all your reviews that you have done.. I been to a lot of campgrounds and don't want to submit a review to a campground that I've already done.
May 2 2007, 09:23 AM
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From: Texas
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I have a position on this issue, but that is not the purpose of this reply. Neither is it to diminish any complaints made about the new rule or lessen the validity of negative comments.
Perhaps one of the reasons we like this site is because it is basically commercial free. No pop-ups, banners, ads, or other annoyances. Your participation in it is not leading to a cultivation of information with which to send you junk email. Secondly, the participants on the website are fortunate that the administrator also publicly participates. That is rare.
There are some excellent suggestions in this thread about improving the security of the posts vs. a 3-post rule. Considering the controversy, I am sure the administrator is looking at many of them as methods to improve the legitimacy of the reviews. Be that as it may, I respectfully suggest that we dont own, manage, or spend the inordinate time it takes to be the Webmaster. And since it is not a commercial site, hes definitely not getting hordes of revenue to compensate for the time spent managing it.
I am an unpaid administrator for two smaller websites. From that experience, I can assure you of a few things:
1- I will never be able to please everyone all the time.
2- There are more ah-craps passed to me than atta boys.
3- I take serious suggestions seriously, but I make the final decisions.
4- Why am I volunteering to doing this? is a question I ask myself repeatedly.
Personally, with whatever inaccuracies or false reviews it may have, I put the information gathered here far above the traditional commercial campground directories.
And for the administrator, thanks for your time....atta-boy.
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May 9 2007, 07:43 PM
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My wife and I are in a 3 month camping trip probably up the east coast and hopefully up to PEI. I have sent in many reviews that have not been posted and frankly probably won't bother sending in anymore. We just spent 2 great days a a small campground in western NC. Too bad not to be able to report it. We are in New Bern, NC waiting for the storm to abate so we can get on the outer banks.
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May 21 2007, 10:11 PM
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Funny. I submitted my first review here last night, and saw it up this evening.
I'm sure I'll be back.
Jun 8 2007, 08:21 PM
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Jun 9 2007, 06:57 AM
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I found this site yesterday, and thought I would share our perceptions of the parks we have been to.
I signed up and submitted 2 reviews, and noticed I needed three. No problem-we have been to about 80 parks over the last four or five years, so I reviewed a third and forth. (I must admit I started with my favourites-and I don't remember how much we paid for them!) Unfortunately when I hit enter after the forth review, the message offered to take my third review! So I re-did one and it took it. Then I did a couple more.
Today when I signed in to check which ones had been accepted and which still needed to be done, none are there.
Did I do something wrong? Do I have to start all over again?
Jun 9 2007, 07:07 AM
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Not necessarily, sometimes it takes a few days or so to see them posted.
Jun 17 2007, 06:51 PM
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Jun 17 2007, 07:18 PM
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Yours will be posted once you submit 2 more. There is a 3 review requirement to try to keep it honest.
Jun 18 2007, 01:43 PM
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I'm kinda surprised that this subject is still going on, but since it is, feel the need to comment.
- First, this site provides a service unlike any other. The most accurate and current reviews of campgrounds available. It makes the Trailer Life Directory and Woodall's rating systems obsolete instead of just inaccurate. Thanks to all of those who works hard to make this site what it is.
- Regarding criteria to review, I'll probably alienate some when I say this: If you only dined out once or twice a year I wouldn't trust your restaurant review, or if you only rode in one or two cars a year I wouldn't trust your car reviews.....so why should you expect to have campground review credibility if you visit them so rarely? Yes, I'm biased, but in the last year and a half as full timers we've stayed in 61 different parks and some of the reviews on this site have not always been accurate, although once again, it's the best source available. I'm not accusing anyone of not trying to describe their experience as best as possilble, but unless you spend a significant amount of time at campgrounds it is difficult to be consisitent when describing rates, facilities, and services.
- Once again, I don't mean to sound elitist, but while opinions are free, there should be some experience in whatever that opinion is for it to be credible.


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