A Review of the impacts of the Garrison Diversion Unit on fish and wildlife resources / Gary L. Pearson.
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TextPublication details: 1983. Jamestown, ND : The National Audubon Society,Description: v, 103 p. : map ; 28 cmOnline resources: Abstract: This review is intended to provide an overview of major developments in the analysis of the impacts of the Garrison Diversion Unit on fish and wildlife resources and in the formulation of plans to mitigate those impacts during the two decades from 1962 through 1982 in order to put the controversy over those impacts and plans into a historical perspective. In addition, this report attempts to summarize the current information on the impacts of the project on fish and wildlife habitats in a concise reference format that will be useful in understanding those impacts. It is recognized that many sociologic and political considerations not covered in this review are relevant to the controversies that have engulfed the entire Garrison Diversion project,and plans for mitigating its impacts on wildlife in particular. In this respect, this review is to be regarded as presenting the issues from the perspective of fish and wildlife interests, although recognizing that other valid perspectives ex
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 97-103).
This review is intended to provide an overview of major developments in the analysis of the impacts of the Garrison Diversion Unit on fish and wildlife resources and in the formulation of plans to mitigate those impacts during the two decades from 1962 through 1982 in order to put the controversy over those impacts and plans into a historical perspective. In addition, this report attempts to summarize the current information on the impacts of the project on fish and wildlife habitats in a concise reference format that will be useful in understanding those impacts. It is recognized that many sociologic and political considerations not covered in this review are relevant to the controversies that have engulfed the entire Garrison Diversion project,and plans for mitigating its impacts on wildlife in particular. In this respect, this review is to be regarded as presenting the issues from the perspective of fish and wildlife interests, although recognizing that other valid perspectives ex