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Report: Dinosaur Reservoir Shoreline Enhancement Structure Monitoring
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Based on the recommendations of the 2015 assessment, a public safety inspection of the 74 remaining intact and partially-intact structures was conducted in 2016 prior to the annual Dinosaur Reservoir Father's Day fishing Derby. The status and condition of the remaining structures was largely unchanged from 2015, with one partially-failed structure having disintegrated and one structure missing an individual component.
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Author: Euchner, T.
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Old Reference Number: PEA-F17-F-1468
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Old Reference System: FWCP Fish Wildlife Compensation Program - Peace
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Date Published: Mar 2017
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Report ID: 52602
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Audience: Government and Public
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Between 2002 and 2006, the former Peace/Williston Fish and Wildlife Compensation Program (PWFWCP) installed 84 woody debris structures along the shoreline of Dinosaur
Reservoir with the intent of enhancing rearing habitat for fish residing in the reservoir. Inspections of the structures have taken place periodically since 2006 and annually since 2014. An assessment of the habitat functionally of the structures conducted in 2015 concluded that only 16 of the original 84 structures were intact and that of these, only 9 were providing functional rearing cover.
Based on the recommendations of the 2015 assessment, a public safety inspection of the 74 remaining intact and partially-intact structures was conducted in 2016 prior to the annual Dinosaur Reservoir Father's Day fishing Derby. The status and condition of the remaining structures was largely unchanged from 2015, with one partially-failed structure having disintegrated and one structure missing an individual component. In addition, non-functional cable, clamps, and anchors were salvaged from the shoreline
at the site of failed structures during 2016.
As per the 2015 recommendations, further repair of damaged structures and construction of new structures was not undertaken in 2016. Improving the understanding of the status and trends of aquatic ecosystem health is an
objective of the Fish and Wildlife Compensation Program - Peace (FWCP - Peace) identified in the Peace Basin Reservoir Action Plan (FWCP 2014). Specifically, the plan
identifies the need to continue management of the remaining structures in Dinosaur Reservoir (Action 2b-2). Future activities related to the remaining Dinosaur Reservoir enhancement structures should be confined to an annual pre-Father's day inspection to identify potential navigation hazards and incrementally hardware debris from disintegrated structures.
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Fish and Aquatic Habitat Information |
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Region - Peace |
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Fish and Fish Habitat - Habitat and Stream Assessment |
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Fish and Fish Habitat - Restoration |
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