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Article #541Re: Salmon stearm preservation
From: nowandthen_10
Date: Wed, 30 Sep 1998 00:00
Date: Wed, 30 Sep 1998 00:00
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CHRISTINE LESTON wrote: > > I am involved with a group that supports a salmonid enhancement scheme in > Stoney Creek, a tributary of the Brunette River. > > Each year we release coho salmon smolt into the creek, and this year for > the first time salmon were observed returning to spawn. However, on two > occasions many of the young fish were killed by the release of harmful > chemicals downstream. This underlines the fact that any damage to the > Brunette watershed may nullify our efforts in Stoney Creek. > > I would like to get in touch with other groups within the Brunette > watershed involved with salmonid enhancement, notably in connection with > Still, Eagle, and Massey Creeks, > Deer Lake and its inputs, and Burnaby Lake. > > Looking forward to hearing from you, > Christine Leston. Are these streams already salmonid streams or is your scheme to 'create' salmon habitat where there historically was none? A lot of the drainages that are tributary to the above mentioned, are man made, for agricultural and industrial purposes. FYI - scheme n., v., schemed, scheming. 1. An UNDERHANDED plot. Poor word choice.
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