A  transplant of Arctic grayling to a flooded gravel mine site in the Kuparuk River oilfield

Winters, Jack F.

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A transplant of Arctic grayling to a flooded gravel mine site in the Kuparuk River oilfield

Published Date:

1990

Series:

Technical report (Alaska. Department of Fish and Game. Habitat Division) ; no. 90-4

Language:

English

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Personal Author:

Winters, Jack F.

Corporate Authors:

Alaska, Department of Fish and Game., Habitat Division ; Kuparuk River Unit (Agency) ; Prudhoe Bay Unit (Agency) ; Alaska Coastal Management Program ; United States, Office of Ocean and Coastal Resource Management ;

Description:

"There are two components to this technical report. The first component describes the capture and transplanting of Sagavanirktok River drainage arctic Grayling to Kuparuk Mine Site B in June 1989. This section also describes site rehabilitation efforts conducted by the oil industry at Kuparuk Mine Site B and the potential benefits of these efforts to fish and wildlife at this site. The second component describes fish sampling in the Kuparuk River to obtain arctic grayling for disease screening so that this river system could be used as a source of arctic grayling for future transplants to mine sites within the oilfields."--p.1.

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Alaska ; Kuparuk River Valley ; East Creek ; Sagavanirktok River ; Kuparuk River Valley (Alaska) ;

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