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Category: Fish

British Columbia / Economy / Environment / Fish / Fish Habitat / Thompson Region / Water / Wildlife

Assessment of White Sturgeon abundance from the Lower Fraser river

The lower Fraser river provides significant habitat to White Sturgeon (Acipenser transmontanus), and per a collaborative assessment between the Committee on the Status of Endangered Wildlife in Canada (COSEWIC) and …

British Columbia / Cariboo Region / Economy / Environment / Fish / Fish Habitat / Water / Wildlife

Monitoring Projects of the Cheakamus Project Water Use Plan

The 2011 BC Hydro Cheakamus Project Water Use Plan involves ten monitoring programs specific to salmonids and their habitats.  This article describes the monitoring programs implemented in 2011 and the …

British Columbia / Environment / Fish / Fish Habitat / Wildlife

Salmonids in the Bridge Seton Watershed

The Bridge and Seton watersheds are adjacent watersheds located 200km northeast of Vancouver in the rain shadow of the Southern Coast Mountains. The upper watershed is fed by the Bridge …

British Columbia / Environment / Fish / Fish Habitat / Reviews / Thompson Region / Wildlife

Fishway passage, water diversion and warming temperatures: Factors limiting successful spawning migration of Seton-Anderson watershed Sockeye Salmon

Introduction The construction of dams and other hydroelectric infrastructures can act as barriers to the migrations of fishes. Fishways built at the dam might provide a way through for most of the fishes. However, previous studies have shown …

British Columbia / Environment / Fish / Fish Habitat / Reviews / Thompson Region / Wildlife

Lower Seton Spawning Channel Complexing Project Summary

Introduction The spawning channel in Seton River is a vital pathway to allow the Pink and Coho salmon to spawn in the rivers of Seton located near Lilloet in the …

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