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Bourque Lake FIN summary 2020

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The management goal for most Alberta fish populations and fisheries is sustainability. Achieving this goal uses Fall Index Netting data and the Fish Sustainability Index to determine the most... More ≫

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The management goal for most Alberta fish populations and fisheries is sustainability. Achieving this goal uses Fall Index Netting data and the Fish Sustainability Index to determine the most appropriate sport fishing regulations for a lake. This landscape-level assessment allows for consistent, broad temporal comparisons of fish population sustainability and status. This report presents the results of netting conducted in 2020 on Bourque Lake.

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Big Island Lake FIN summary 2020

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The management goal for most Alberta fish populations and fisheries is sustainability. Achieving this goal uses Fall Index Netting data and the Fish Sustainability Index to determine the most... More ≫

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The management goal for most Alberta fish populations and fisheries is sustainability. Achieving this goal uses Fall Index Netting data and the Fish Sustainability Index to determine the most appropriate sport fishing regulations for a lake. This landscape-level assessment allows for consistent, broad temporal comparisons of fish population sustainability and status. This report presents the results of netting conducted in 2020 on Big Island Lake.

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Elinor Lake FIN summary 2020

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The management goal for most Alberta fish populations and fisheries is sustainability. Achieving this goal uses Fall Index Netting data and the Fish Sustainability Index to determine the most... More ≫

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The management goal for most Alberta fish populations and fisheries is sustainability. Achieving this goal uses Fall Index Netting data and the Fish Sustainability Index to determine the most appropriate sport fishing regulations for a lake. This landscape-level assessment allows for consistent, broad temporal comparisons of fish population sustainability and status. This report presents the results of netting conducted in the Fall of 2020 on Elinor Lake.

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Burnstick Lake FIN summary 2020

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The management goal for most Alberta fish populations and fisheries is sustainability. Achieving this goal uses Fall Index Netting data and the Fish Sustainability Index to determine the most... More ≫

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The management goal for most Alberta fish populations and fisheries is sustainability. Achieving this goal uses Fall Index Netting data and the Fish Sustainability Index to determine the most appropriate sport fishing regulations for a lake. This landscape-level assessment allows for consistent, broad temporal comparisons of fish population sustainability and status. This report presents the results of netting conducted in 2020 on Burnstick Lake.

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Buck Lake FIN summary 2020

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The management goal for most Alberta fish populations and fisheries is sustainability. Achieving this goal uses Fall Index Netting data and the Fish Sustainability Index to determine the most... More ≫

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The management goal for most Alberta fish populations and fisheries is sustainability. Achieving this goal uses Fall Index Netting data and the Fish Sustainability Index to determine the most appropriate sport fishing regulations for a lake. This landscape-level assessment allows for consistent, broad temporal comparisons of fish population sustainability and status. This report presents the results of netting conducted in 2020 on Buck Lake.

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Ecological response to human activities in southwestern Alberta : scientific assessment and synthesis

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This report summarizes the scientific evidence for ecological responses of soil, vegetation, hydrology, and wildlife to human activities in the Castle region of southwestern Alberta, based on over... More ≫

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This report summarizes the scientific evidence for ecological responses of soil, vegetation, hydrology, and wildlife to human activities in the Castle region of southwestern Alberta, based on over 150 peer-reviewed journal articles and technical reports. While most of these studies were conducted elsewhere, many of their findings are relevant to the Castle region and biogeographically similar regions in Alberta.

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