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Montana Water Trust - Benefitting Landowners, Streamflows and Communities
We hope to restore Montana’s fisheries by delivering much-needed water ...
www.montanawatertrust.org
Endangered Species Early Warning
Mountain Quail, Sage Grouse, Mountain (Bighorn) Sheep, Redband Trout, Pacific Fisher, Arctic Grayling, Pygmy Rabbit, Sand Dune Lizard, Slickspot Peppergrass, Southern Idaho Ground Squirrel, Tahoe Yellow ... Crane in Africa; Polar Bear, Caribou (Reindeer), Snowy Owl, Arctic Fox, Ringed Seal, Crab and Shrimp in the Arctic; Burmese Python in Asia; Adele Penguin in the Antarctic; ...
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Gallatin Writers - Activities
Don Snow Montana's Big Hole Valley contains the last fluvial (river born) population of Arctic grayling in the lower 48 states. The Montana Department of Fish, Wildlife and Parks estimates that ... . The committee seeks to raise money, public interest, and expertise in efforts to save the grayling while keeping agriculture viable. This strategy seems to be working. Gallatin Writers believes that this ...
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The SNAKE RIVER "Great Canadian Rivers"
Peel in 1840. Learn more in History. Fishy Facts Ice Water Elder The Arctic Grayling, found in cold northwestern waters from Hudson Bay to Nunavut, Northwest Territories, Yukon and Alaska ... its way 300 kilometres to the relative calm of its Peel River junction. Descending from arctic tundra to boreal forest, awestruck adventure canoeists train their binoculars on glacier-capped mountain ...
greatcanadianrivers.com
Greater Yellowstone Fisheries
Arctic grayling through predation, competition for food, competition for habitat, hybridization, and disease transmission. ... free one-year membership to GYC valued at $35! The fish displayed include: Arctic Grayling, brook trout, brown trout, Colorado River cutthroat trout, lake trout, mountain whitefish, rainbow ...
greateryellowstone.org
Land Stewardship Resource Centre
Clearwater, Peace and Athabasca river valleys. Northern species like the arctic grayling, river otter and black-throated green warbler rely on the boreal ecosystem. Endangered species ... peregrine falcons and golden eagles nest on granite cliffs. In winter, Arctic animals like the barren ground caribou, Arctic fox and willow ptarmigan occasionally find their way south into ...
landstewardship.org
USGS National Wetlands Research Center: Habitat Suitability Index Models Species Index
Mexico (2,692 KB) American Shad (1,223 KB) American Woodcock (wintering) (2,822 KB) Arctic Grayling Riverine Populations (3,020 KB) Arizona Guild and Layers of Habitat Models (3,534 KB ...
www.nwrc.usgs.gov
List of Species and Ecosystems At Risk Brochures
Southern Interior PDF (822kb) Species at Risk in British Columbia American White Pelican PDF (365kb) Arctic Grayling PDF (661kb) Badger (Revised) PDF (344kb) Burrowing Owl PDF (450kb) Extinct and Extirpated Species PDF ...
www.env.gov.bc.ca
Fish & Habitats - B.C. Fish Facts factsheets
Publications • Stewardship Information • Wildlife Viewing * * Opens a new browser window B.C. Fish Facts factsheets Arctic Grayling (PDF 1.3MB) Brassy Minnow (PDF 1.0MB) Burbot (PDF 1.2MB) Chiselmouth (PDF 1 ...
www.env.gov.bc.ca
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RMCO
Rogers Lake where thousands of the state’s Arctic grayling brood stock are perishing. Fraser sockeye below pre-season expectations, Vancouver Sun, July 31, 2007 ...
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