Seventy-five wetland complexes in the prairie provinces selected for special protection. D.R. Hatch
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TextPublication details: SK/AB/MBOnline resources: Abstract: Seventy-five wetland complexes have been identified across the prairie provinces as essential to receive some form of preservation. This report presents the 75 and gives a brief write-up on each of them. In addition,there is a provincial summary and a combined prairie summary. The individual project reports are divided into seven sections -----location, size, history, waterfowl use, land use, development concepts and costs, and problems. Under Location, the distance the project area is from the nearest major town is given, plus those townships and ranges within which the project falls, are identified.Under the Size section, flooded acreage in the project area plus the shoreline miles are given. Whenever possible, the flooded acreage is given for the exact project area. However, in several cases, the project area will just be a small segment of a major marsh complex and at this time, a detailed management plan has not been developed for the area and consequently, the flooded acreage
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Seventy-five wetland complexes have been identified across the prairie provinces as essential to receive some form of preservation. This report presents the 75 and gives a brief write-up on each of them. In addition,there is a provincial summary and a combined prairie summary. The individual project reports are divided into seven sections -----location, size, history, waterfowl use, land use, development concepts and costs, and problems. Under Location, the distance the project area is from the nearest major town is given, plus those townships and ranges within which the project falls, are identified.Under the Size section, flooded acreage in the project area plus the shoreline miles are given. Whenever possible, the flooded acreage is given for the exact project area. However, in several cases, the project area will just be a small segment of a major marsh complex and at this time, a detailed management plan has not been developed for the area and consequently, the flooded acreage