Investigation of a weir-design alternative for coastal fisheries benefits

Rogers, Barton D.; Herke, William H.; Knudsen, E. Eric

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Investigation of a weir-design alternative for coastal fisheries benefits

Published Date:

1987

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Personal Authors:

Rogers, Barton D. ; Herke, William H. ; Knudsen, E. Eric ;

Corporate Authors:

Louisiana Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit ; United States, Army., Corps of Engineers. ; Louisiana, Department of Natural Resources, ; ... More ▼

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Description:

"The objective of this study was to determine whether modification of a standard fixed-crest weir would result in greater export of fishery organisms from the area controlled by the weir ... From this study it is evident that, if a weir is considered as a coastal marsh management tool, a slotted weir would be more beneficial to fisheries resources."--Leaves v, 40.

Document Type:

Document

Collection(s):

National Ocean Service (NOS)

Funding:

Funding: Supported by the United States Army Corps of Engineers; contract number: 14-16-0009-86-1817;
Funding: Supported by the Louisiana Dept. of Natural Resources; contract number: 21910-86-10;
Funding: Supported by Louisiana State University Agricultural Center.;
Funding: Supported by Louisiana State University Coastal Fisheries Institute.;
Funding: Supported by U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.;

Place as Subject:

Louisiana ; Sabine National Wildlife Refuge ;

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