Upper Skagit Watershed Native Char Project, 2001-2004
FOR MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT
LOWER MAINLAND REGION
ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP DIVISION
10470 152 ND STREET
SURREY , BC V3R 0Y3
MARCH 2006
LGL Limited environmental research associates
- Troy C. Nelson
UPPER SKAGIT W ATERSHED NATIVE CHAR PROJECT 2001-2004 FINAL REPORT
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
The Upper Skagit Watershed Native Char Project, conducted in the Skagit River
watershed of BC, was designed and coordinated through combined efforts between
Canadian and US resource agencies. Duane Jesson and Iain Lunn (BC Fisheries,
Surrey) acted as the contract monitors and provided administrative and technical
direction for both the project planning and biological components of the project. Ed
Connor (Seattle City Light, Seattle, WA) acted as the project authority and provided
valuable administrative and managerial assistance for the project, as well as essential
telemetry equipment. Other administrative and logistical assistance was provided by
Chris Tunnoch, Brian Clark, Doug Biffard, Tom Blackbird (MWLAP/BC Parks) and the
US National Park Service (North Cascades National Park).
Amphibian Investigations in Wetlands near Ross Lake in the Skagit Valley Provincial Park
Amphibian Investigations in Wetlands near Ross Lake in the Skagit Valley Provincial Park
Version 3
by: Aleesha Switzer, RPBio
March 17, 2022
Fraser Valley Conservancy
Canadian Skagit River Rainbow Trout Sampling Program, 1987
Canadian Skagit River Rainbow Trout Sampling Program, 1987
by Hickey, White & Associates Ltd.
Fisheries and Water Resources Consultants
A rainbow trout sampling program was conducted on the Canadian portion of the Skagit River between July 11 and 27, 1987. The program collected length data and scale samples from a total of 204 rainbow trout, 101 from the upper reach (Reach 2) and 103 from the lower reach (Reach 1), respectively by means of fly-casting .