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This dataset contains phytoplankton samples collected from Puget Sound and analyzed using a particle imaging analyzer (FlowCAM®). For more information see the King County marine phytoplankton webpage.
This specific dataset summarizes phytoplankton abundance and biovolume data by functional group. Additional datasets summarize abundance and biovolume data by:
• Size Class (all size classes in a sample in one line)
• Sample By Size Class (each sample size class in one line)
• Sample by Generic Functional Group
For locator information, see the WLRD Water Quality Collection Sites dataset.
For corresponding water quality data matched by Grab ID see the Water Quality dataset.
This dataset contains phytoplankton samples collected from Puget Sound and analyzed using a particle imaging analyzer (FlowCAM®). For more information see the King County marine phytoplankton webpage.
This specific dataset summarizes phytoplankton abundance and biovolume data to the lowest practical taxonomic unit. Additional datasets summarize abundance and biovolume data by:
• Size Class (all size classes in a sample in one line)
• Sample By Size Class (each sample size class in one line)
• Sample by Specific Functional Group
For locator information, see the WLRD Water Quality Collection Sites dataset.
For corresponding water quality data matched by Grab ID see the Water Quality dataset.
The Employee Giving Program (EGP) is the workplace giving program for employees of King County government. It was established in 1988 to create an easy and cost-effective way for employees to support their favorite nonprofit organizations, reduce the disruption to the workplace that multiple campaigns caused, and introduce an avenue for different nonprofits to participate. Essentially, EGP exists to make it easy for you to do good.
In 1988, there were fewer than 10 nonprofit organizations participating. Today there are more than 1,000 with more added every year. Over this time, more than $25 million have been donated by King County employees, making this the third largest public sector workplace giving program in the state.