Autumn Conference and Awards Where there s water there s Life+
|
|
|
- Ophelia York
- 5 years ago
- Views:
From this document you will learn the answers to the following questions:
Where is the source of the Irfon?
What type of damage did the Wye salmon fishery have in the 1930s?
What happened in the 1980s and 1990s?
Transcription
1 Autumn Conference and Awards 2011 Where there s water there s Life+
2 Session 1 Life+ in the River Irfon Chaired by: Ian Gregg Chairman - The Rivers Trust
3 Peter Gough Senior Technical Specialist Environment Agency Wales
4 The Fish Peter Gough, Sophie Gott and Jeremy Tanner Rivers Trust Conference, The Irfon Special Area of Conservation project
5 Structure of talk Early assessments of the Irfon Acidification Recent status of river Current and ongoing recovery? Acidification assessments Current status of fish populations The Irfon LIFE+ surveys
6 Early assessments of Irfon 1861 Salmon Commissioners report in the Eifon there is very good spawning ground.then there are the Commarch and Dalas 1913 Board of Agriculture & Fisheries (Masterman, 1913) Comparative study of salmon parr in Irfon, Ithon and upper Wye Irfon parr shown in a distinctly favourable light in terms of growth 1931 The Fish Food of the Wye (Masterman, 1931). Above Llanwyrtyd the Irfon is an ideal salmon spawning stream 1932 The Spawning Grounds of the Wye (Hutton, 1932) Irfon has very good tributaries but there is far more rock and the possibilities are not quite so good however the food supplies are better. three of its tributaries, the Garth Dulas, the Cammarch and the South Dulas noted to be excellent little spawning brooks. 1975/6/7 (Craig Goch) and 1984 (WSFOA) Important fish surveys, however they excluded the upper Irfon
7 The Irfon catchment Llandrindod Abergwesyn Beulah Cilmery Builth Garth Llanwrtyd Llangammarch IRFON:- stream length 115km catchment area 289km 2 about 5% of Wye catchment accessible to migratory fish 70%
8 Upper Irfon
9 Clochiad tributary near Abergwesyn
10 Irfon near Llangammarch
11 1. Lower river, more-intensive arable Upland grazing with riparian woodland 3. Base-poor upland grazing and conifer forestry, vulnerable to surface water acidification Source: Ormerod, 2009
12 Acid status of Irfon No suggestion of environmental damage in 1930s Wye salmon fishery at maximum productivity in 1960 s and 1970 s
13 Number Performance of Wye salmon rod fishery Declared salmon rod catch, River Wye
14 Acid status of Irfon No reports of environmental damage in 1930s Wye salmon fishery at maximum productivity in 1960 s and 1970 s Consumption of fossil fuels in Europe doubles Afforestation in mid-wales, mainly 1930s 1950s First hint at ecological damage in early 1970s (eg Craig Goch surveys in upper Wye) Extent of acidification damage mapped in 1980s and early 1990s Confirms absence of fish in Irfon upstream of Llanwrtyd (about 1.2% of Wye catchment affected) and significant impact on macroinvertebrates Smolt production in about 20% of Irfon catchment lost Conjectural importance for spring salmon
15 Results of Emission Control Policy: Source: Helliwell et al, 2011
16 Time series of annual total UK emissions of SO 2, NO x and NH SO 2 & NO x emissions kt yr NH 3 emissions kt yr -1 SO 2 NH NO x Years % of 1970 values SO2 NOx % of 1990 value NH Source: National Atmospheric Emission Inventory Statistics (taken from Reynolds, 2009)
17 Spatial distribution of total acid deposition to Wales (keq ha -1 yr -1 ) Source: Reynolds, 2009
18 2010 WFD GB Irfon - source to cf Gwesyn GB Afon Gwesyn GB Afon Cammarch GB Garth Dulas Irfon Overall Status High Good Moderate Poor Bad GB Chwefru GB R Irfon cf Gwesyn to cf Cledan GB Cledan GB R Irfon - cf Tirabad Dulas to cf Wye GB Irfon cf Cledan to cf Tirbad Dulas GB Tirabad Dulas
19 2010 WFD GB Irfon - source to cf Gwesyn GB Afon Gwesyn GB Afon Cammarch GB Garth Dulas Irfon fish Status High Good Moderate Poor Bad GB Chwefru GB R Irfon cf Gwesyn to cf Cledan GB Cledan GB R Irfon - cf Tirabad Dulas to cf Wye GB Irfon cf Cledan to cf Tirbad Dulas GB Tirabad Dulas
20 2010 WFD GB Irfon - source to cf Gwesyn GB Afon Gwesyn GB Afon Cammarch GB Garth Dulas Irfon Inverts Status High Good Moderate Poor Bad GB Chwefru GB R Irfon cf Gwesyn to cf Cledan GB Cledan GB R Irfon - cf Tirabad Dulas to cf Wye GB Irfon cf Cledan to cf Tirbad Dulas GB Tirabad Dulas Upper Irfon appears Good for inverts, however the standard WFD classification tool appears not to pick up that pressure. A different acid invert tool exists which will be applied.
21 2010 WFD GB Irfon - source to cf Gwesyn GB Afon Gwesyn GB Afon Cammarch GB Garth Dulas Irfon ph Status High Good Moderate Poor Bad GB Chwefru GB R Irfon cf Gwesyn to cf Cledan GB Cledan GB R Irfon - cf Tirabad Dulas to cf Wye GB Irfon cf Cledan to cf Tirbad Dulas GB Tirabad Dulas Note Gwesyn not monitored and incorrectly grouped with lower Irfon WB. Needs to be grouped with upper Irfon to reflect acidification pressure.
22 Current position Irfon WFD assessment (2010):- 10 water bodies 8 fail to achieve GES 5 failures for fish 4 failures for invertebrates 3 failures for copper 2 failures for ph
23 Minimum ph Minimum ph How long might episodes limit biota? 6 CI Moorland Year 6 LI Forest (best case) Year Source: Ormerod, 2009
24 The current position ISAC fish surveys (after 2010 WFD assessments) Good opportunity for full catchment assessment Large number of survey sites:- Salmonid/bullhead 70 sites Semi-quantitative electrofishing Presence/absence surveys in larger reaches Lamprey additional 29 sites Specific electrofishing survey technique
25 Salmon Llandrindod Abergwesyn Beulah Cilmery Builth Abergwesyn Beulah Cilmery Builth Garth Garth Llanwrtyd Llangammarch Llanwrtyd Llangammarch Legend Salmon Fry Classification A B C D E F Salmon Fry Presence Absence Absent Present
26 Trout 0+ Bullhead Llandrindod Abergwesyn Beulah Cilmery Builth Abergwesyn Beulah Cilmery Builth Garth Garth Llanwrtyd Llangammarch Llanwrtyd Llangammarch Legend Trout Fry Classification A B C D Legend Bullhead Presence Absence Absent E F Present Trout Fry Presence Absence Absent Present
27 Lamprey (river/brook) Sea lamprey Llandrindod Abergwesyn Beulah Cilmery Builth Abergwesyn Beulah Cilmery Builth Garth Garth Llanwrtyd Llangammarch Llanwrtyd Llangammarch Legend River/Brook Lamprey Presence Absence Absence Presence
28 Salmon absence (2010) Llandrindod W039o W039m W039n W039k W158b W156a W095m W039i W115j W123 W165g W037 W009g Abergwesyn Beulah Cilmery Builth W162 W161a W163 W103c Llanwrtyd W165b Garth Llangammarch Legend Salmon Absence 2010
29 Recolonisation by salmon 2011 UPDATE Salmon now further up the Irfon Waterfall impassable to salmon More sites with salmon fry upstream of Gwesyn First parr found upstream of Gwesyn First record of juvenile salmon on main Irfon upstream of Abergwesyn First record of juvenille salmon on Gwesyn Gwesyn continues to improve Salmon fry found in Ryd Goch Abergwesyn First records of juvenile salmon Record of juvenile salmon in 1993 Beulah Record of juvenile salmon in 1993 Garth Regular but poor numbers of salmon caught since 1986 Llangammarch Llanwrtyd
30 Irfon recovered? Chemical recovery is underway The rate and extent varies spatially throughout Wales depending on site conditions and deposition Evidence that episodes of adverse chemical conditions are still occurring, but their severity is becoming less ( ). Episodes are still sufficient to inhibit and slow biological recovery Source: Reynolds, B.R., Hall, J., Durance, I. & Ormerod, S. J. (report in draft) But
31 ISAC fish surveys - conclusions Further evidence that recovery of fish populations is ongoing in Irfon catchment Salmon fry and parr increasing distribution and frequency of occurrence Bullhead and brook lamprey widespread but slower to recover? Sea lamprey distribution limited to lower river Boundary of impact of acidification on salmonids has moved north and is now upstream of Gwesyn confluence Likely to move further, imminently, by 5km (to impassable falls) Fish currently absent upstream Scope to increase rate of recovery of Irfon and reduce impact of episodes through LIFE+ project Evidence of response to liming in upper Wye and Tarenig Areas for further attention within LIFE+ project: Irfon u/s Devils Staircase (impassable falls, no fish upstream) Upper Cammarch (no brook lamprey) Upper Garth Dulas (no bullhead) 2 further years of monitoring to look at responses to liming Eel none found!
32 Autumn Conference and Awards 2011 Where there s water there s Life+
UK ENVIRONMENTAL STANDARDS AND CONDITIONS (PHASE 1) Final report. April 2008
UK Technical Advisory Group on the Water Framework Directive UK ENVIRONMENTAL STANDARDS AND CONDITIONS (PHASE 1) Final report April 2008 (SR1 2006) Final Table of Contents LIST OF TABLES...3 SECTION 1
Howsham fish passage Consultation document
Howsham fish passage Consultation document Report ENVIMNE000903 Final version 30 June 2016 We are the Environment Agency. We protect and improve the environment. Acting to reduce the impacts of a changing
Observatory monitoring framework indicator data sheet
Observatory monitoring framework indicator data sheet Environmental impact: Water Indicator DA3: Nitrate and phosphate levels in rivers The EU Water Framework Directive has resulted in the need to change
The River Ribble is one of the longest rivers in the North West of England
River Ribble The River Ribble is one of the longest rivers in the North West of England Did you know? The tidal limit of the Ribble is 11 miles inland (above Preston); The River Ribble is home to a variety
Wye and Usk Catchment Flood Management Plan. Summary Report January 2010. managing flood risk
Wye and Usk Catchment Flood Management Plan Summary Report January 2010 managing flood risk We are Environment Agency Wales. It s our job to look after your environment and make it a better place for you,
Investigating Husbandry Techniques for the Culture of the White Clawed Crayfish, Austropotamobius pallipes
Investigating Husbandry Techniques for the Culture of the White Clawed Crayfish, Austropotamobius pallipes Oliver Brown Fish Culture Officer October 2013 Status The population of white-clawed crayfish
Restoration of River Siika- Juujoki. Lapin ELY-Keskus Y-vastuualue Marko Kangas
Restoration of River Siika- Juujoki 22.11.2013 Regional environmental publications no: 372 A freshwater pearl mussel (Margaritifera margaritifera L.) population was found in the rivers Siikajoki and
An Irish Strategy for River Restoration: How it works on the ground. Karen Delanty
An Irish Strategy for River Restoration: How it works on the ground Karen Delanty River Restoration and EU Directives River Restoration in Ireland to-date; TAM (Tourism Angling Measure) Local small scale
1 Introduction. 1.1 Key objective. 1.2 Why the South Esk
1 Introduction 1.1 Key objective The aim of this study is to identify and assess possible options for improving the quality of the river channel and habitats in the River South Esk catchment whilst helping
Advice note. Linking River and Floodplain Management
Advice note Linking River and Floodplain Management Advice note Linking River and Floodplain Management Demonstrating STrategic REstoration And Management (STREAM) is a 1 million four-year conservation
2016 Outlook and Management -Pre-season outlook / expectations and early indications - General overview of in-season management approach
Salmon Briefing 2016 Outlook and Management -Pre-season outlook / expectations and early indications - General overview of in-season management approach Pacific Salmon Species Size and age at return varies
How To Manage Water Resources
NB: Unofficial translation; legally binding texts are those in Finnish and Swedish Ministry of the Environment, Finland Government Decree on Water Resources Management (1040/2006) Given in Helsinki on
Plan of Protection Tasks and Plan of Nature Protection of Natura 2000 Areas
Plan of Protection Tasks and Plan of Nature Protection of Natura 2000 Areas Białystok, 2012 1 After the determination of Natura 2000 Ecological Network in Poland, it was necessary to develop a system of
Impacts of air pollution on human health, ecosystems and cultural heritage
Impacts of air pollution on human health, ecosystems and cultural heritage Air pollution causes damage to human health, crops, ecosystems and cultural heritage The scientific data presented in this brochure
Sand and Silt Removal from Salmonid Streams
Sand and Silt Removal from Salmonid Streams Stream bank erosion Poor land use practices Sources of Sand and Silt Impacts of Sand and Silt Interstitial spaces infilled Little or no flow through the streambed
Water Extraction Permitting Policy
Water Extraction Policy 1 Water Extraction Permitting Policy Department of Environment, Labour & Justice January 2013 Water Extraction Policy 2 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY This document establishes a new policy
Environmental Liability Directive: Meeting the threshold of water damage. Caroline Fielder Senior Legal Advisor 16 January 2013
Environmental Liability Directive: Meeting the threshold of water damage Caroline Fielder Senior Legal Advisor 16 January 2013 Overview Environment Agency s role Definition of water damage A case study:
Improving the physical condition of Scotland s water environment. A supplementary plan for the river basin management plans
Improving the physical condition of Scotland s water environment A supplementary plan for the river basin management plans Contents Executive summary... 2 1. Introduction... 3 2. Vision... 4 3. Taking
Environmentally Significant Areas of Alberta. Volume 3. Prepared by: Sweetgrass Consultants Ltd. Calgary, AB. for:
Environmentally Significant Areas of Alberta Volume 3 Prepared by: Calgary, AB for: Resource Data Division Alberta Environmental Protection Edmonton, Alberta March 1997 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Large portions
Upper Columbia Natural Production Restoration Project. Lucius Caldwell Kristen Kirkby John Jorgensen Daniel Russell Teresa Fish
Upper Columbia Natural Production Restoration Project Lucius Caldwell Kristen Kirkby John Jorgensen Daniel Russell Teresa Fish Who Funded by BPA YN: John Jorgensen Lucius Caldwell (Former) Kristen Kirkby
Urban Waters and River Restoration. Pinja Kasvio, Finnish Environment Institute, SYKE RESTORE North Region Closing Seminar 14.8.
Urban Waters and River Restoration Pinja Kasvio, Finnish Environment Institute, SYKE RESTORE North Region Closing Seminar 14.8.2013 Urban Waters Hålland, Gässlösa (Sweden) Characteristics of urban areas:
STANDARDS FOR RANGELAND HEALTH ASSESSMENT FOR SAGEHEN ALLOTMENT #0208
STANDARDS FOR RANGELAND HEALTH ASSESSMENT FOR SAGEHEN ALLOTMENT #0208 RANGELAND HEALTH STANDARDS - ASSESSMENT SAGEHEN ALLOTMENT #0208 STANDARD 1 - UPLAND WATERSHED This standard is being met on the allotment.
Report for 2003PA14B: Spruce Creek Watershed Keystone Project
Report for 2003PA14B: Spruce Creek Watershed Keystone Project There are no reported publications resulting from this project. Report Follows Abstract: This proposal seeks support for a graduate assistant
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) on Hydropower
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) on Hydropower What are the advantages of Hydropower? A renewable source of energy - saves scarce fuel reserves. Non-polluting and hence environment friendly. Long life
4. Environmental Impacts Assessment and Remediation Targets
4. Environmental Impacts Assessment and Remediation Targets 4.1 Environmental Impacts Significant additional development in the Alder Creek watershed is not anticipated at this time; however, there are
Addendum D. Nomination of Moody Wash ACEC
Addendum D Nomination of Moody Wash ACEC Moody Wash ACEC is hereby nominated by Citizens for Dixie s Future to: BLM St. George Field Office 345 East Riverside Drive St. George, UT 84790 Moody Wash is a
Columbia River Project Water Use Plan. Monitoring Program Terms of Reference LOWER COLUMBIA RIVER FISH MANAGEMENT PLAN
Columbia River Project Water Use Plan LOWER COLUMBIA RIVER FISH MANAGEMENT PLAN CLBMON-45 Lower Columbia River Fish Indexing Surveys 31 August 2007 1.0 OVERVIEW LOWER COLUMBIA RIVER FISH MANAGEMENT PLAN
GLOSSARY OF TERMS CHAPTER 11 WORD DEFINITION SOURCE. Leopold
CHAPTER 11 GLOSSARY OF TERMS Active Channel The channel that contains the discharge Leopold where channel maintenance is most effective, sediment are actively transported and deposited, and that are capable
CATCHMENT MANAGEMENT USING PAYMENTS FOR ECOSYSTEM SERVICES TO RESTORE AND MAINTAIN UPLAND PEAT
CATCHMENT MANAGEMENT USING PAYMENTS FOR ECOSYSTEM SERVICES TO RESTORE AND MAINTAIN UPLAND PEAT There is growing interest in the potential for Payments for Ecosystem Services (PES) to fund conservation
JOB DESCRIPTION. GS-11 $46,006 - $59,801 Annual/Full Benefits GS-12 $55,138 - $71,679 Annual/Full Benefits
OPEN: CLOSE: OR UNTIL FILLED EXEMPT NON-EXEMPT_X_ JOB DESCRIPTION POSITION: RESPONSIBLE TO: SALARY: FLUVIAL GEOMORPHOLOGIST Senior Aquatics Biologist GS-11 $46,006 - $59,801 Annual/Full Benefits GS-12
CHAPTER I: INTRODUCTION. Background
CHAPTER I: INTRODUCTION Background California State Law requires each county to adopt a General Plan for the physical development of the county and any land outside its boundaries which bears relation
3. Adaptive Management Program
3. Adaptive Management Program 3.1 Introduction This chapter provides a brief background on the Forest Practices Adaptive Management Program (AMP) and accomplishments to date. In large part, those accomplishments
NAPA COUNTY WATERSHED SYMPOSIUM
Planning, Building, and Environmental Services NAPA VALLEY GROWTH NAPA COUNTY WATERSHED SYMPOSIUM Plunging Forward May 15, 2015 1 YOU CAN T CROSS THE SEA MERELY BY STANDING AND STARING AT THE WATER. Rabindranath
WHAT TO DO IN THE EVENT OF AN ESCAPE OF FISH FROM A FISH FARM
WHAT TO DO IN THE EVENT OF AN ESCAPE OF FISH FROM A FISH FARM Guidance on reporting an escape or suspected escape under Part 4A of the Aquatic Animal Health (Scotland) Regulations 2009 GUIDANCE September
121 FERC 62,167 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA FEDERAL ENERGY REGULATORY COMMISSION. Public Utility District No. 1 of Project No. 637-044 Chelan County
121 FERC 62,167 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA FEDERAL ENERGY REGULATORY COMMISSION Public Utility District No. 1 of Project No. 637-044 Chelan County ORDER MODIFYING AND APPROVING LAKE CHELAN FISHERY PLAN,
SoCo: European Overview on soil degradation processes related to agriculture
SoCo Policy Seminar, Brussels, 28 May 2009 1 SoCo: European Overview on soil degradation processes related to agriculture by E. Rusco, L. Montanarella, B. Marechal JRC IES Land management and Natural Hazards
COWLITZ 2016 ANNUAL PROJECT REVIEW MEETING. Centralia College, Walton Science Center May 19, 2016 6 8 p.m.
COWLITZ 2016 ANNUAL PROJECT REVIEW MEETING Centralia College, Walton Science Center May 19, 2016 6 8 p.m. AGENDA Welcome and Introductions Cowlitz Fisheries Overview Perception Check Annual Project Review
Origins and causes of river basin sediment degradation and available remediation and mitigation options. Feedback from the Riskbase workshop
Origins and causes of river basin sediment degradation and available remediation and mitigation options Feedback from the Riskbase workshop Corinne Merly 1, Olivier Cerdan 1, Laurence Gourcy 1 Emmanuelle
FRESHWATER COUNTRY PROFILE NORWAY
FRESHWATER COUNTRY PROFILE NORWAY Decision-Making Programmes and Projects A. Integrated Water Resources Development and Management B. Water Resources Assessment C. Protection of Water Resources D. Drinking
Aiding the Hydro-scheme development process. Web-links to useful information sources
Aiding the Hydro-scheme development process. Web-links to useful information sources Web-pages are in bold. These pages aim at providing developers, land-owners, decision makers and advisors with a collation
Coldwater Heritage Partnership Implementation Grant Final Report Morrison Run Watershed Restoration Project Western Pennsylvania Conservancy Project Summary The goal of the Morrison Run Watershed Restoration
Living & Working Managing Natural Resources and Waste
Living & Working Managing Natural Resources and Waste 5.13 Managing Natural Resources and Waste Background 5.13.1 This chapter focuses on how we manage resources within the AONB. It includes renewable
EMISSIONS OF AIR POLLUTANTS IN THE UK, 1970 TO 2014
STATISTICAL RELEASE: 17 DECEMBER 2015 EMISSIONS OF AIR POLLUTANTS IN THE UK, 1970 TO 2014 There has been a long term decrease in the emissions of all of the air pollutants covered by this statistical release
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT, FOOD AND AGRICULTURE. Rheynn Chymmyltaght, Bee as Eirinys
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT, FOOD AND AGRICULTURE Rheynn Chymmyltaght, Bee as Eirinys COARSE FISH POLICY APRIL 2015 Introduction Aside from European eel, brook lamprey, river lamprey, three-spined stickleback,
COMPREHENSIVE PLAN SECTION B, ELEMENT 4 WATER RESOURCES. April 20, 2010 EXHIBIT 1
COMPREHENSIVE PLAN SECTION B, ELEMENT 4 WATER RESOURCES April 20, 2010 EXHIBIT 1 ELEMENT 4 WATER RESOURCES TABLE OF CONTENTS 4.1 INTRODUCTION 4.2 GOALS AND POLICIES 4.2.A General Goals and Policies 1 4.2.B
EU China River Basin Management Programme
Ministry of Water Resources Ministry of Environmental Protection EU China River Basin Management Programme Technical Report 075 Water Resource Supply Security Strategy Analysis Ben Piper, Zhang Wang and
Engineering in the water environment: good practice guide. River crossings
Engineering in the water environment: good practice guide River crossings Second edition, November 2010 Contents 1 Introduction 3 2 Impacts of crossings 5 2.1 Construction phase impacts 5 2.2 Barrier to
Chapter 1 Key Themes in Environmental Science
Key Themes in Environmental Science Case Study: Shrimp, Mangroves, and Pickup Trucks This case study highlights the plight of a small farmer in Thailand in the shrimp farming business. He makes his living
Inclusion of ecosystem concepts in integrated management of river resources
Integrated Water Resources Management (Proceedings of a symposium held al Davis. California. April 2000). IAHS Publ. no. 272. 2001. 379 Inclusion of ecosystem concepts in integrated management of river
Youghiogheny River From Confluence, Pa to Indian Creek Fayette and Somerset Counties
Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission Biologist Report Youghiogheny River From Confluence, Pa to Indian Creek Fayette and Somerset Counties August 2012 Electrofishing Survey Originating in the mountains
From Evidence to Action: Whole-catchment approaches to linking flood risk management and WFD measures
From Evidence to Action: Whole-catchment approaches to linking flood risk management and WFD measures Nick Hardiman Royal Society for the Protection of Birds A wealth of research has been devoted to the
Using the voluntary carbon market to provide funding for natural capital projects in the UK. 6 th October 2015
Using the voluntary carbon market to provide funding for natural capital projects in the UK 6 th October 2015 The problem we face Natural Capital Stock of natural ecosystems that provides a flow of goods
Chapter 3 Communities, Biomes, and Ecosystems
Communities, Biomes, and Ecosystems Section 1: Community Ecology Section 2: Terrestrial Biomes Section 3: Aquatic Ecosystems Click on a lesson name to select. 3.1 Community Ecology Communities A biological
3. The submittal shall include a proposed scope of work to confirm the provided project description;
QIN Shoreline Master Program Project Summary The Shoreline Master Program (SMP) development process for the Quinault Indian Nation (QIN) includes the completion of inventory and analysis report with corresponding
Monitoring of sea trout post-smolts, 2013
Monitoring of sea trout post-smolts, 213 A report to the West Sutherland Fisheries Trust, Report No. WSFT2/14 January 214 Shona Marshall Fisheries Biologist West Sutherland Fisheries Trust Gardeners Cottage
Year 2 7-15-10 Post Restoration Monitoring Summary Rock Creek Project Monitoring and Analysis conducted by Bio-Surveys,LLC. Contact: strask@casco.
Year 2 7-15-10 Post Restoration Monitoring Summary Rock Creek Project Monitoring and Analysis conducted by Bio-Surveys,LLC. Contact: [email protected] Project Sponsors include: The City of Corvallis Oregon
Contents... Page 2. Page. Introduction & About the Hotel 3. Loch Fishing, Boats, Ghillies, our Self help and Conservation Philosophy 4
Page 1. Page Contents... Introduction & About the Hotel 3 Loch Fishing, Boats, Ghillies, our Self help and Conservation Philosophy 4 Overview map of nearest Lochs to the Hotel 5 Loch Craggie 6 Loch Eileag
Walla Walla Bi state Stream Flow Enhancement Study Interim Progress Report. Department of Ecology Grant No. G1400656.
Walla Walla Bi state Stream Flow Enhancement Study Interim Progress Report Department of Ecology Grant No. G1400656 Submitted by: Walla Walla Watershed Management Partnership Walla Walla, WA Walla Walla
Rural Flooding: The Potential Role of Forestry
Rural Flooding: The Potential Role of Forestry Nadeem Shah, Tom Nisbet, & Huw Thomas Centre for Forestry and Climate Change Structure Background Woodland and Flood Alleviation The Theory. Studies on Woodland
The key points of the 2013 Annual Compliance Report are described fully in the following sections of this report:
Introduction Snowy Hydro Limited (Snowy Hydro) relies on precipitation falling over the catchments of the Snowy Mountains to supply water for the production of hydro-electricity. Cloud seeding over this
Oregon. Climate Change Adaptation Framework
Oregon Climate Change Adaptation Framework Oregon Environmental Quality Commission Climate Change Adaptation Framework Presentation at a glance: Purposes of the framework Participating agencies Climate
Background Information: The Mamquam River Floodplain Restoration Project
Background Information: The Mamquam River Floodplain Restoration Project The Mamquam River Floodplain Restoration project is being undertaken in partnership with the Squamish River Watershed Society, Fisheries
Statement of Qualifications for Natural Resource Management Services October 2014
Statement of Qualifications for Natural Resource Management Services October 2014 Prepared By: Michael Zenthoefer Point Environmental LLC 911 N Birch ST Canby, OR 97013 541 207 8441 [email protected]
Potential Management Options
MARINE CONSERVATION ZONES IN THE NORTHERN IRELAND INSHORE REGION Guidance on the Development of Conservation Objectives and Potential Management Options Document version control Version Date Author Comments
Ways toward Food Security -Lessons Learned from Fish Passages in the Paraná River-
Ways toward Food Security -Lessons Learned from Fish Passages in the Paraná River- A contribution to Environmental Baseline Monitoring October 2012 SV Policy Advice for Sustainable Hydropower Alejandro
Assessing risks to ecosystems - a new global standard
Assessing risks to ecosystems - a new global standard IUCN Ecosystem Red List Working Group David Keith et al. Major scientific challenges I. What is an ecosystem? II. When is an ecosystem extinct? disappearance
Nechako Fisheries Compensation Program. Annual Report. Executive Summary of Activities in 2014-2015 and Proposed Work Program for 2015-2016
Nechako Fisheries Compensation Program Annual Report Executive Summary of Activities in 2014-2015 and Proposed Work Program for 2015-2016 March, 2015 Contents Page Administration... 1 Technical Committee
How To Help Oceans
The World Bank & the Ocean A Healthy & Productive Ocean to Help Reduce Poverty Why oceans matter to the World Bank NUTRITION Seafood provides 16% of the world s animal protein 1 billion people in developing
Minor in Marine Biology
General Goals of the About 70% of the planet's surface consists of estuarine, coastal, and pelagic ocean environments. Students who choose the will learn about the biology, evolution and ecology of organisms
Assessment of the White Salmon Watershed Using the Ecosystem Diagnosis and Treatment Model
Assessment of the White Salmon Watershed Using the Ecosystem Diagnosis and Treatment Model Draft Final Report For the Period: November 2003 to December 2004 May 2005 Brady Allen Fishery Biologist and Patrick
Steelhead Recovery in San Juan and Trabuco Creeks Watershed
Steelhead Recovery in San Juan and Trabuco Creeks Watershed Are there fish now? Overview Final San Juan and Trabuco Creeks Watershed Management Plan Fish & Game Implementation NOAA Steelhead Recovery and
Natural Resources. Air and Water Resources
Natural Resources Key Concepts Why is it important to manage air and water resources wisely? How can individuals help manage air and water resources wisely? Air and Water Resources What do you think? Read
How To Manage Water Resources In The Yakima Basin
Yakima Basin Integrated Water Resource Management Plan October 23, 2014 Presented by Derek Sandison, Director Office of Columbia River Photo Courtesy of Tom Ring Basin size: 6,155 sq. miles Population:
Upper River Witham: Easton Version 1 (02.12.13)
River Habitat Enhancement Case Studies Upper River Witham: Easton Version 1 (02.12.13) Location: Easton, Lincolnshire (c7km south of Grantham) Upstream Grid Ref: SK 9259 2615 Length: 2km Completion Date: