A review of the wildlife section of the Saskatchewan Delta Committee report by special projects team : Herb Moulding. supplement to Saskatchewan Delta report by special projects team /
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TextPublication details: 1974.Description: 2 v. (various pagings) : ill. , maps ; 28 cmOnline resources: Abstract: The Saskatchewan and Head Office Biologists will review the biological values inherent in the projects and assist Special Projects Team in evaluating various sections of the Delta. The main features to be investigated area as follows: 1. Evaluate the Engineering costs contained in the Delta report (Wildlife Section) and estimate the present day costs to develop the project. 2. Investigate the significance of the aggradation and erosion of the old and new Saskatchewan river channels respectively as it affects the water supply to the pro-ect via the dragline channel. 3. Review the value of the Sipanok channel as a source of water redundant for the project. 4.Consider Manitoba's requirement for water in the Carrot River Triangle.5. Formulate, in consultation with Saskatchewan staff, a Management plan, development schedule and draft agreement for the project.
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The Saskatchewan and Head Office Biologists will review the biological values inherent in the projects and assist Special Projects Team in evaluating various sections of the Delta. The main features to be investigated area as follows: 1. Evaluate the Engineering costs contained in the Delta report (Wildlife Section) and estimate the present day costs to develop the project. 2. Investigate the significance of the aggradation and erosion of the old and new Saskatchewan river channels respectively as it affects the water supply to the pro-ect via the dragline channel. 3. Review the value of the Sipanok channel as a source of water redundant for the project. 4.Consider Manitoba's requirement for water in the Carrot River Triangle.5. Formulate, in consultation with Saskatchewan staff, a Management plan, development schedule and draft agreement for the project.