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Title: Horse Creek Dam removal - post project survey
Creator: Matt Stoecker
Stoecker Engineering
Date Created and/or Issued: 7/17/07
Contributing Institution: UC Riverside, Library, Water Resources Collections and Archives
Collection: Clearinghouse for Dam Removal Information (CDRI)
Rights Information: Copyrighted
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Description: Scope/Content: Abstract: Background: Following the successful removal of Horse Creek Dam in October, 2006 Stoecker Ecological returned to the former dam site on June 26, 2007 to assess channel configuration changes and specifically fish passage effectiveness. The following brief summary and accompanying photographs describe conditions encountered approximately 9 month after the dam was removed. In addition, large adult O. mykiss were observed in the mainstem Sisquoc River upstream of Horse Creek and are described.
Scope/Content: Date removed: 2006.
Type: text
Form/Genre: digital copy
Identifier: ark:/86086/n2ff3s1k
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Subject: Fisheries and fish passage
Pre- and post-project monitoring
Dams
Dam retirement
Place: Sisquoc River, CA
Horse Creek Dam
USA

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