Project
Habitat Stewardship Program – Fish & Invertebrate Monitoring
Date
Summer 2017 – Spring 2018
Location
Hope Slough (on and off reserve), Camp Slough, Dunville Creek, Elk Creek
Client
Pearson Ecological
Project Team
Carrielynn Victor
Dr. Mike Pearson
Purpose
Collaborating with a local Ecological firm and streamkeepers group, the goal for this project is to determine the effectiveness of various monitoring methods engineered habitat restoration.
Purpose
Collaborating with a local Ecological firm and streamkeepers group, the goal for this project is to determine the effectiveness of various monitoring methods engineered habitat restoration.
Our Solution
Emphasizing the benefit of combining local ecological knowledge with technical science, this project involves:
A 10 Day Program
of trapping and monitoring
Including
water quality sampling, invertebrate sampling, and fish monitoring
Focused on
the Salish sucker
Our Solution
Emphasizing the benefit of combining local ecological knowledge with technical science, this project involves:
A 10 Day Program
of trapping and monitoring
Including
water quality sampling, invertebrate sampling, and fish monitoring
Focused on
the Salish sucker
When completed in early 2018, data collected will be reviewed for recommendations that can go towards local monitoring programs and the BC Streamkeepers Handbook.