Water testing at the wetlands

on May 4th, we tested the water in our wetlands.
We tested for:
Phosphate= 0
Ammonia= 0.05
pH=0
Oxygen levels, temperature, conductivity, turbidity.
We did these tests because we wanted to see how clean the water is and weather the
water is safe to drink.
We found that the water is not safe to drink and that is somewhat due to the beavers that live
In our wetlands.

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