Montana Outdoors Vol 39 No 3 May/jun 2008
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FWP has begun removing two diversion dams upstream from 12-Mile — the SH Diversion and the Mobley Diversion — which will give fish access to another 140 miles of river up to Tongue River Reservoir. The two small dams are no longer needed because local ranchers now use pumps to draw river water for irrigation. "That's an awful lot of habitat we'll be opening up," Schmirz says. "It's not often that a fisheries biologist gets to be a part of something like this. In terms of making an improvement t...o a fishery, the new passageway and the dam removals are monumental." The Tongue River projects are also adding momentum to similar fish movement proj- ects on the Yellowstone River. The biggest one is at Intake Dam east of Glendive, where an estimated 1 million fish each year are entrained in the canal system emanating from the dam. Operated by the Bureau of Reclamation (BOR), the dam is also consid- ered a major barrier to spawning pallid stur- geon, one of the country's most endangered fish species.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
FWP has begun removing two diversion dams upstream from 12-Mile — the SH Diversion and the Mobley Diversion — which will give fish access to another 140 miles of river up to Tongue River Reservoir. The two small dams are no longer needed because local ranchers now use pumps to draw river water for irrigation. "That's an awful lot of habitat we'll be opening up," Schmirz says. "It's not often that a fisheries biologist gets to be a part of something like this. In terms of making an improvement t...o a fishery, the new passageway and the dam removals are monumental." The Tongue River projects are also adding momentum to similar fish movement proj- ects on the Yellowstone River. The biggest one is at Intake Dam east of Glendive, where an estimated 1 million fish each year are entrained in the canal system emanating from the dam. Operated by the Bureau of Reclamation (BOR), the dam is also consid- ered a major barrier to spawning pallid stur- geon, one of the country's most endangered fish species.
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 39 No 3 May/jun 2008?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana. Dept. of Fish And Game to read onlineMoreLess
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