Crawford Creek Hydrogeomorphic Investigation and Identification of Habitat Restoration Opportunities
Author: K. Green
The Eastshore Freshwater Habitat Society contracted Kim Green P.Geo., PhD of Apex Geoscience Consultants Ltd to undertake an initial assessment of Crawford Creek to determine its suitability for habitat enhancement works as part of a broader initiative directed improving kokanee habitat in streams that are tributary to the South Arm of Kootenay Lake. Funding for this initial study has been provided by Fish and Wildlife Compensation Program (FWCP) Grant # F-F16-029.
Based on the overview assessment, the lower reaches of Crawford Creek are suitable for restoration and spawning enhancement activities and it is recommended that application be made for additional funds to support a restoration program.
Based on the overview assessment, the lower reaches of Crawford Creek are suitable for restoration and spawning enhancement activities and it is recommended that application be made for additional funds to support a restoration program.
Resources Data:
Name: F-F16-29-FINALREPORT-EASTSHORE-CRAWFORDCREEK_1459459444876_9457246684
Format: PDF
URL: http://a100.gov.bc.ca/appsdata/acat/documents/r50227/F-F16-29-FinalReport-Eastshore-CrawfordCreek_1459459444876_9457246684.pdf
Additional Info
Study Years: 2015
Published: 2006
Crawford Creek Hydrogeomorphic Investigation and Identification of Habitat Restoration Opportunities
Author: K. Green
The Eastshore Freshwater Habitat Society contracted Kim Green P.Geo., PhD of Apex Geoscience Consultants Ltd to undertake an initial assessment of Crawford Creek to determine its suitability for habitat enhancement works as part of a broader initiative directed improving kokanee habitat in streams that are tributary to the South Arm of Kootenay Lake. Funding for this initial study has been provided by Fish and Wildlife Compensation Program (FWCP) Grant # F-F16-029.
Summary
Based on the overview assessment, the lower reaches of Crawford Creek are suitable for restoration and spawning enhancement activities and it is recommended that application be made for additional funds to support a restoration program.