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A third party scientific review of Alberta Environment and Park’s North Central Native Trout Recovery Program

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The primary goal of this review of the North Central Native Trout Recovery Program is to review the scientific foundations for the proposed angling closures in upper portions of select watersheds,... More ≫

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The primary goal of this review of the North Central Native Trout Recovery Program is to review the scientific foundations for the proposed angling closures in upper portions of select watersheds, and habitat enhancements of river reaches in some rivers and streams in the East Slopes. The report is the first of two third-party science reviews completed by the Fisheries Stakeholder Advisory Committee and submitted to the Office of the Chief Scientist, Alberta Environment and Parks.

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A five-year post-impoundment study of fish biology in Alberta's Oldman River Reservoir and adjoining streams

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This report presents a summary of the biological information gathered on fish populations in the upper Oldman River system during the initial five years (1991 to 1995) of operation of the Oldman... More ≫

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This report presents a summary of the biological information gathered on fish populations in the upper Oldman River system during the initial five years (1991 to 1995) of operation of the Oldman River Reservoir. Populations of the major sport-fish species in the Oldman River Reservoir appear to have remained relatively abundant during the first five years of reservoir operation. Continued monitoring of fish populations in the Oldman River Reservoir is recommended because limnological and biological conditions within reservoirs commonly require longer than five years to stabilize.