Prepared by D. Ewart & S. Anderson, Fisheries & Oceans Canada This is the eighth year of the Campbell River Mainstem Chinook Enhancement project employing a low technology instream approach to enhancement, combined with the experience of the DFO Enhancement...
Mon. Dec. 9,2013 Charles Reid. CEO of BC Hydro333 Dunsmuir. Vancouver. BCV6B 5R3 Dear sir: The Comox Valley chapter of the Steelhead Society of BC believes strongly that the Salmon River Diversion should be decommissioned. The Campbell River Salmon Foundation first...
Mon. Dec. 9,2013 Charles Reid. CEO of BC Hydro333 Dunsmuir. Vancouver. BCV6B 5R3 Dear sir: The Comox Valley chapter of the Steelhead Society of BC believes strongly that the Salmon River Diversion should be decommissioned. The Campbell River Salmon Foundation first...
Prepared by Northwest Hydraulic Consultants From August 5th to 10th, 2013, 4,200 metric tones of washed and screened spawning gravel was placed in the Campbell River, at Site 7. Site 7 is located downstream of the BC Hydro (BCH) John Hart Generating...
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...
Rupert Gale had this to say in the Courier-Islander on May 25, 2012 in response to this article published by Stephen Watson of BC Hydro in the Courier-Islander on May 16, 2012. The Campbell River Salmon Foundation stands behind Rupert in his view...
Dan McLennan, Courier-IslanderPublished: Wednesday April 21, 2010 A fish passage project under consideration at BC Hydro’s Salmon River Diversion could be the most significant enhancement project involving the Campbell River Salmon Foundation (CRSF), as well as the...