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The water quality of Mill Creek and Muddy Run, a tributary to Mill Creek, was the focus of a 5-year cooperative investigation involving the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (PaDEP) and the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS). Implementation of agricultural best-management practices (BMP’s) has been promoted in the Mill Creek Basin as part of the U.S. Department of Agriculture Pequea and Mill Creeks Hydrologic Unit Area Project to address agricultural nonpoint source (NPS) pollution. A contributing factor to NPS pollution in the Mill Creek Basin is high animal densities, particularly in areas adjacent to stream channels. Livestock commonly are pastured near streams and are allowed direct access to the stream for drinking and cooling purposes.

Trends in surface-water quality during implementation of best-management practices in Mill Creek and Muddy Run Basins, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania