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Title: Pink Salmon Spawning Habitat Recovery 98194-CLO
Project Year and Number: 1998: 98194-CLO
Other Fiscal Years and Numbers for this Project: 1997: 97194
Principal Investigator (PI): Michael Murphy (NOAA/NMFS Auke Bay Laboratory)
Managing Agency: NOAA
Assisting Personnel: Ron Heintz, Marie Larsen, Jeep Rice, Jeff Short
Research Location: Prince William Sound (field work completed)
Restoration Category: Research
Injured Resources Addressed: Pink Salmon, Sediments
Abstract: This proposal requests funds to close out Project /194, allowing publication of results and participation at the 1998 Restoration Workshop. Project 97194 examined the level of oil contamination in pink salmon streams in 1989-90 and 1995 by analyzing sediment samples collected in 1989-90 by the Alaska Department of Fish and Game and similar samples collected in 1995 by the National Marine Fisheries Service/Auke Bay Laboratory. Approximately 500 samples from 200 streams were analyzed by the Auke Bay Laboratory in 1997. Results will help to complete the understanding of the injury to pink salmon by documenting the initial exposure level and subsequent habitat recovery.Proposal: Not Available
Reports:
Final Report: See Project 97194
Publications from this Project: None Available