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Beamer, E. 2014. Juvenile Chinook salmon response to Fisher Slough restoration: effectiveness monitoring results. Skagit River Systems Cooperative Memo, August 2014.

Notes

• Summarizes high level findings of monitoring of the self-regulating tidegate (SRT) at Fisher Slough Restoration project.
• Indicates that rearing capacity is above predicted levels.
• Indicates that open doors during non-ebb flow affects SRT passability for rearing juvenile Chinook salmon.
• The memo includes links back to monitoring reports.