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Supplement to the fish and wildlife resources of the North Coast Basin, Oregon, and their water requirements, April 1968
A report with recommendations to the Oregon State Water Resources Board.The Oregon State Game Commission report entitled, "The Fish and Wildlife Resources of the North Coast Basin, Oregon, and Their Water Requirements" and this supplement to that report are designed to assist the State Water Resources Board with the task of programming Oregon's water resources. This supplement reviews some recreational use and economic considerations of the basin's fish and wildlife resources. Shellfish and commercial harvest data are provided by the Fish Commission of Oregon.Keywords: Hatchery fish, Water resources, Fish production, Salmonids, Streamflow, Fish and wildlife, Salmon, North Coast Basi
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Fish and wildlife resources of the Middle Coast Basin, Oregon, and their water requirements (revised)
The fish and wildlife resources of the Middle Coast Basin (Fig. 1), their present status, value, limiting factors and water requirements are reviewed in this report. Minimum and optimum stream flow recommendations are presented and field study methods outlined.
The flow recommendations for fish life are primarily for use by the State Water Resources Board to update their benefical water use program for the basin. In addition, recommendations are made for recreational and esthetic uses of water not directly related to fish and wildlife water requirements.
Initial field work conducted in the basin in 1962-64 resulted in a report (1965) by James M. Hutchison of the same title as this report. Additional work was carried out by the present authors in 1970-71 using new techniques for stream flow study. Flow recommendations reflecting new field techniques and additional information requested by the State Water Resources Board were added to the present report."Federal Aid to Fish Restoration, completion report. Fisheries stream flow requirements, project F-69-R-8, job number 15.
Genetically modified crops in the Cerrado - effects on land use and agrobiodiversity conservation.
Parâmetros bionômicos do bicudo-do-algodoeiro (Anthonomus grandis) criado em dieta artificial para a realização de biensaios.
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Minority environmental activism in Britain: From brixton to the lake district
Historically, the British environmental movement has been devoid of minority participation, but this is changing very slowly, with the emergence of ethnic minority environmental groups and multiracial environmental alliances. These groups have argued that ethnic minorities have little or no access to public funds earmarked for countryside and wildlife preservation issues. They argue that white environmental organizations do not pay attention to the needs of inner-city minority residents and minority access to the countryside. Increased access, community improvement and beautification projects, environmental education, youth training, community garden projects, and issues of environmental racism are all foci of ethnic minority environmental movements. While some white environmentalists have been supportive of them, others have been uncomfortable with them or even hostile to their existence.Peer Reviewedhttp://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/43549/1/11133_2004_Article_BF00990102.pd
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Fish and wildlife resources of the Deschutes Basin, Oregon, and their water requirements. Draft
A report with recommendations to the Oregon State Water Resources Board. This draft report was undated and never completed.Fish and wildlife resources of the Deschutes Basin, their distribution, limiting factors, harvest,and water requirements are reviewed in this report. Stream flow recommendations specifically designed to meet the biological requirements of the basin's fish. Also presented are recommended flows to maintain recreational values on selected streams.
This report has been assembled primarily for the Oregon State Water Resources Board and is designed to facilitate the Board's effort to update the Deschutes water-use program.
Field studies were conducted in 1969 and 1970 by Kenneth E. Thompson, Jim E. Lauman, and John D. Fortune, Jr.Keywords: Deschutes RIver, Water resources, Salmon, Salmonids, Fish production, Streamflo
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Fish and wildlife resources of the John Day Basin, Oregon and their water requirements
The Basin Investigation Section, Oregon State Game Commission (now a part of the Environmental Management Section, Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife) studied the John Day Basin to provide the State Water Resources Board with fish life water requirement data. Field studies were conducted during 1966, 1967, and 1970. Principal results of these studies are instream flow quantity recommendations shown in Appendixes 1 and 2. Additional information includes fish and wildlife resources, their abundance, distribution, value, and related information. Stream flow and temperature measurements recorded are tabulated in Appendix 4. Field work was conducted by Jim E. Lauman, Gregory J. Hattan, John D. Fortune, and Kenneth E. Thompson, aquatic biologists, and Ronald L. Lindland, student trainee.A report with recommendations to the Oregon State Water Resources Board.Keywords: Streamflow, Fish passage, Salmonids, Fish and wildlife, Fish production, Water resources, Salmo