Jackson Bottom Wetlands Preserve
Gene Pool Water Quality
The “Gene Pool” is a restored wetland pond on the Jackson Bottom floodplain. It is named after Gene Herb, a retired wildlife biologist, who serves on the Preserve’s Board of Directors. The Gene Pool is located about 1/4 mile northeast of the Education Center. The Gene Pool was constructed in 1998 to provide open water habitat for ducks and other water birds. A water quality station is maintained at the Gene Pool.
The following parameters are measured at this site:
- Temperature
- pH
- Dissolved oxygen
- Conductivity
- Water level
Gene Pool Graphs for Last 14 Days
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Preliminary Real-Time Data
Note that the data shown here are preliminary. They are based on raw data measurements with little or no review to ensure the quality of the data. If the data are used for any purpose, a disclaimer should be included that denotes the provisional status of the data and the possibility of errors.
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