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TitleInstream flow needs screening study - Delta region lower Athabasca River literature review and TEK collection final report
Publication TypeReport
Year of Publication2007
Corporate AuthorsLimited, D. C.
Pagination34 pages
PublisherCumulative Environmental Management Association
Place PublishedFort McMurray, AB
Publication Languageeng
KeywordsAthabasca River, CEMA, fish, GIS, instream flow needs, mammals, mapping, TEK, tributaries
Abstract

In September 2006, Dillon Consulting Limited (Dillon) was retained by CEMA s Instream Flow Needs Task Group (IFNTG) to conduct a literature review and collect Traditional Environmental Knowledge (TEK) on fish use, presence and movement in the Peace-Athabasca Delta (PAD). This report summarizes the information assembled through the literature review and TEK collection. The main objectives of this study were to: 1) Summarize existing data providing necessary information on fish presence, use, or movement within the Delta region; 2) Collect TEK on fish presence, use and movement in the Delta region from Aboriginal groups located within or near to the study area; 3) Compile this information in GIS format; and 4) Summarize this information in a report to be provided to CEMA along with the GIS database.

Notes

CEMA Contract No. 2006-0035 SWWG.

URLhttp://library.cemaonline.ca/ckan/dataset/8d44a787-5626-4e0f-9f68-9ebd874d5212/resource/f7be9a3d-6aac-4418-81f7-5d33f05e976a/download/cemaifnscreeningstudyfinal.pdf
Locational Keywords

Athabasca River, Peace-Athabasca Delta

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