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This project was the final step of Phase 2 (plan development) of a 4-phase planning process to develop a water use management plan for the Nicola watershed. The objectives of the project were: to establish the water balance (water budget) for the Nicola watershed and its 10 sub-basins; to produce a draft water use management […]
The objective of this project was to obtain information on salmonid, white sturgeon and other species (natives and exotics) presence, habitat use, and migration success above and below the pumping station in the lower Hatzic watershed. Sampling was done in June (pumps operating) and August (pumps deactivated), but not in early spring (when pumps not […]
Mainstem river fish habitat restoration projects have been conducted in a number of impacted watersheds across the Lower Mainland/South Coast of British Columbia by the BC Conservation Foundation Fisheries Recovery Program. The primary habitat restoration methods used to improve juvenile fish rearing habitat was the Large Woody Debris (LWD) engineered style log jam, and sidechannel […]
Through our Hydrological Assessment of the Musqueam Cutthroat Creek System our Streamkeepers, consultants and partnership agencies worked together to produce a This report compiled and analyzed historic information, hydrological and biological data on the Musqueam Creek watershed. Phase One of this project was initiated in the autumn of 2008 and was completed in March 2009. […]
System-wide DIDSON Estimation of Sockeye Salmon Escapement in the Quesnel River System
The Nicola Tribal Association (NTA) has carried out a number of instream habitat restoration projects on the Coldwater River under the auspices of the Coldwater River Watershed Recovery Plan (CRWRP). From time to time low cost maintenance is required in order to protect the effectiveness of work previously completed. The objective of this project was […]
