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Report: Applesprings Effectiveness Monitoring Program Project No. COA-F17-F-1354
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The report provides an introduction and background information on Applesprings Restoration Area and
describes the methods used to effectively monitor the area. It discusses the results and outcomes of
monitoring rearing juvenile salmonids, and aquatic, riparian and terrestrial habitat; and recommends
future monitoring and restoration projects within the Applesprings site.
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Author: Coldstream Ecology Ltd.
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Old Reference Number: COA-F17-F-1354
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Old Reference System: FWCP Fish Wildlife Compensation Program - Coastal
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Date Published: Mar 2017
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Report ID: 53094
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Audience: Government and Public
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This document summarizes the first effectiveness monitoring program conducted within the
Applesprings Restoration Area. The initial restoration project involved the creation and implementation
of a side channel and a controlled flow structure for adult spawning and juvenile rearing habitat for
anadramous and resident salmonids within the Lower Bridge River (LBR). The monitoring program was
developed to reduce the uncertainty surrounding the effectiveness of the Applesprings Salmon Habitat
Restoration Project. This project aimed to identify the seasonal use of rearing juvenile salmonids within
the side channel and rearing pond habitats, as well as categorize and map the riparian habitat by
including vegetation surveys that focused on the abundance, distribution, and category of riparian,
wetland, and aquatic habitat in the riparian zone adjacent to the spawning and rearing channel. Any
invasive species were also documented that have colonized the site.
The report provides an introduction and background information on Applesprings Restoration Area and
describes the methods used to effectively monitor the area. It discusses the results and outcomes of
monitoring rearing juvenile salmonids, and aquatic, riparian and terrestrial habitat; and recommends
future monitoring and restoration projects within the Applesprings site.
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Fish and Aquatic Habitat Information |
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Subject
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Fish Species - Coho Salmon - Oncorhynchus kisutch |
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Mammals - Beaver: Castor canadensis |
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Region - Thompson-Nicola |
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Watershed Groups - 119 - Lillooet |
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Water Information - Restoration |
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