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Biological Surveys of Three Potomac River Mainstem Reaches, 2013 Summary Report

Authors: Jim Cummins | Pub: # ICPRB 14-4 | Published in 2014

2013 Drought Exercise Report

Authors: Sarah N. Ahmed, Karin R. Bencala, Heidi Moltz, and Cherie L. Schultz | Pub: # ICPRB 14-5 | Published in 2014

Middle Potomac River Watershed Assessment: Potomac River Sustainable Flow and Water Resources Analysis – Modified

Authors: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, The Natural Conservancy, ICPRB | Pub: # PRC14-1 | Published in April 2014

This is the modified, April 2014, version of a report that was originally delivered to the Army Corp of Engineers, Baltimore District in April 2013. The report was modified in April 2014 to accommodate edits requested by USACE headquarters. A large section of the original 2013 report was reorganized into a new Appendix (D), and summary text from several of the original appendices was copied into the report. The overall content of the two reports is essentially the same. The original, 2013 version is available in ICPRB publications. The final, eleven appendices are available for download.

Fairview Beach Watershed Plan King George County, Virginia

Authors: Heidi Moltz, Ross Mandel, James B. Palmer, and Andrea Nagel Published in September 2014

Biological Reference Curves for Assessing the James River Chlorophyll a Criteria

Authors: Claire Buchanan | Pub: # ICPRB 14-3 | Published in 2014

A short description of the project is available.

Phase 1 – Evaluation of Travilah Quarry for Water Supply Storage. Final Report

Authors: Black and Veatch Published in October 2014

Development of a Potomac Basin Water Quality Data Inventory

Authors: Heidi Moltz, James Palmer, and Karin Bencala | Pub: # ICPRB 14-2 | Published in 2014

Potomac River American Shad Monitoring Survey, 2014 Summary Report

Authors: Jim Cummins | Pub: # ICPRB 14-7 | Published in 2014

Learn more about the role of Interstate Commission on the Potomac River Basin in the return of the American Shad in the Potomac River by visiting the American Shad Restoration page.

Filamentous Algae Monitoring Pilot Program: Potomac River Basin

Authors: Adam Griggs and Jim Cummins | Pub: # ICPRB 14-1 | Published in 2014

The Potomac River 2013 American Shad Monitoring Surveys

Authors: Jim Cummins | Pub: # ICPRB 13-11 | Published in 2013