When considering the watershed as a whole, it is necessary to understand and evaluate the various land uses within to appropriately understand what influences a use may have on the system. Additionally, this will guide us on what metrics we need to obtain to evaluate the watershed and to help us better identify the response to issues pertaining to the watershed. Below I have put together a slideshow that discusses the various land uses with the Fourmile Creek Watershed.
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