A Summary of the 1982 Bracken Dam Monitoring Program with Comparisons to 1981 Data. Doug Leroux
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TextPublication details: Winnipeg : Manitoba Dept. Natural Resources, Fisheries Branch, 1982Description: 1 v. (unpaged) : ill. ; 28 cmSubject(s): Abstract: The Saskeram Wildlife Management Area (Figure 1) has long been a debated issue in the Northwest Region. The Department of Natural Resources has,to date, kept agricultural use of Saskeram limited to a few grazing and haying leases along the southern border and has also allowed Ducks Unlimited to undertake extensive marsh management programs. The Saskeram also supports controlled hunting and trapping. Historically, the Fisheries Branch has had very few concerns in the Saskeram othern than the installation of a fish ladder at Bracken Dam.
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The Saskeram Wildlife Management Area (Figure 1) has long been a debated issue in the Northwest Region. The Department of Natural Resources has,to date, kept agricultural use of Saskeram limited to a few grazing and haying leases along the southern border and has also allowed Ducks Unlimited to undertake extensive marsh management programs. The Saskeram also supports controlled hunting and trapping. Historically, the Fisheries Branch has had very few concerns in the Saskeram othern than the installation of a fish ladder at Bracken Dam.