ACAP Saint John: Inner Bay of Fundy Salmon Project
ACAP Saint John developed a management plan with recommendations for future and concurrent stewardship actions to increase fish passage and suitability of physical characteristics to support the reestablishment of wild, self-sustaining populations of inner Bay of Fundy (iBoF) Atlantic Salmon (iBoF S...
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2021
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| Online Access: | https://dx.doi.org/10.25976/0ky7-qz75 https://datastream.org/dataset/f608b0d8-132c-45b0-928b-8a216705db42 |
| Summary: | ACAP Saint John developed a management plan with recommendations for future and concurrent stewardship actions to increase fish passage and suitability of physical characteristics to support the reestablishment of wild, self-sustaining populations of inner Bay of Fundy (iBoF) Atlantic Salmon (iBoF Salmon). The project took place in seven different river systems located in the inner Bay of Fundy region of New Brunswick, including the Mispec River, Black River, Emerson River, Gardner Creek, Tynemouth River, Mosher River and Irish River. Data loggers were retrieved from four watersheds in 2020. The project included physical and biological monitoring and addressed threats to Atlantic Salmon through stewardship actions. : Temperature was collected using Hobo data logger, temperature was taken every 10 minutes. : |
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