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The AKSSF program has funded around 1,000 projects since its inception in 2000. Use a key word search to find the projects that interest you, click on a marker in the map to learn more, or explore the filters to refine your search by region, year, objective, etc. (Please note that many of the projects funded prior to 2014 are no longer eligible for AKSSF funding.)
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Instream Flow Protection: Southeast - Phase 4
Synopsis:
The main goal of this project is to quantify and protect instream flow requirements for priority salmon-producing water bodies in Southeast AK, and hence continue the efforts of AKSSF project 45213 for one more year. Priority water bodies were identified during the AKSSF Instream Flow Needs project (45040) and will be updated by this project. Preparing instream flow reservation applications will be the primary tool used to protect instream flows needed to sustain production.
Project #:
45766
Project Period:
7/1/2007 - 6/30/2008
Location(s):
Harris River, Old Tom Creek, Perkins Creek, Peterson Creek (Douglas Is.)
Cost:
$235,844
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Region:
Southeast
Federal Fiscal Year:
2006
Related Project(s)
45040 - Instream Flow Protection (Reservation Prioritization): Southeast - Phase 1
45107 - Instream Flow Protection: Southeast - Phase 2
45213 - Instream Flow Protection: Southeast - Phase 3
45822 - Instream Flow Protection: Southeast - Phase 5
45326 (800) - Instream Flow Protection: Southeast - Phase 6
45979 - Instream Flow Protection: Southeast - Phase 7
44552 - Instream Flow Protection: Southeast – Phase 8
44563 - Instream Flow Protection: Southeast – Phase 9
44567 - Instream Flow Protection: Southeast – Phase 10
44915 - Instream Flow Protection: Southeast – Phase 11
44171 - Instream Flow Protection: Southeast – Phase 12
44920 - Instream Flow Protection: Southeast – Phase 13
44373 - Instream Flow Protection: Southeast - Phase 14
51013 - Instream Flow Protection: Southeast – Phase 15
52014 - Instream Flow Protection: Southeast – Phase 16
53016 - Instream Flow Protection: Southeast - Phase 17
54019 - Instream Flow Protection: Southeast – Phase 18
Investigator(s)
Name
Role
Organization
Shawn Johnson
Principal Investigator
ADF&G, Division of Sport Fish
Joe Klein
Co-Principal Investigator
ADF&G, Division of Sport Fish
Statement of Work
SOW 45766 Instream Flow Protection SE - Phase 4.pdf (0.00Mb)
AKSSF Reports
Semiannual Report 7/1/2007 - 12/30/2007
PDF
Semiannual Report 12/2/2007 - 6/30/2008
PDF
Completion Report
PDF
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