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Campbell River Site 9 Gravel Placement 2012

Campbell River Site 9 Gravel Placement 2012

Report prepared by Northwest Hydraulic Consultants Ltd. During August 7-10, 2012, a 1,825 m2 Chinook spawning gravel platform, complete with habitat complexity boulders, was constructed in the Campbell River at Site 9. The project location is on the Campbell...

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Homathko 3.5 km Bank Stabilization-2012

Homathko 3.5 km Bank Stabilization-2012

In an effort to protect one of the largest juvenile salmon habitats in BC at Cumsack Slough, the CRSF funded and participated in the bank stabilization of the Homathko River at 3.5 km. CRSF would also like to thank the following companies for their generous...

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Salmon River Diversion Debate

Salmon River Diversion Debate

In an article published in the Courier-Islander on June 08, 2012 (found here) BC Hydro spokesperson Stephen Watson says the diversion isn’t a barrier. The current fish-way built by the DFO in the early 1980’s is only effective under certain flow...

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CRSF Funds Derelect Boat Removal

CRSF Funds Derelect Boat Removal

The Campbell River Salmon Foundation stepped up and funded the removal of a derelict boat that washed ashore at the mouth of Willow Creek.  Had the boat been left to stay the environmental impact would have been detrimental to salmon stock that use Willow Creek...

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C.R. Salmon Foundation provides green for pinks

C.R. Salmon Foundation provides green for pinks

Courier-IslanderPublished: Friday, March 09, 2012 The Campbell River Salmon Foundation has provided a cheque for $4,000 to support the Pinks for the Pier program. “This quick action is a terrific show of community support for the program,” says Mayor Walter Jakeway....

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A success story for sayward fish and game club and CRSF

A success story for sayward fish and game club and CRSF

Chinook salmon for the Salmon A success story for sayward fish and game club and CRSF By Dan MacLennan, Campbell River Courier-Islander March 9, 2012 Promising chinook returns to the Salmon River are good news to members of the Sayward Fish and Game Club. Mike Gage...

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Adding Another Piece to Salmon Survival Puzzle

Adding Another Piece to Salmon Survival Puzzle

What do young salmon eat? Is there enough food for them when they leave the rivers and streams and enter the ocean? In 2006, Dave Ewart of the Campbell River-based Quinsam Hatchery approached the BC Centre for Aquatic Health Sciences (BC-CAHS) with these two key...

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