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<strong>Cheakamus</strong> <strong>River</strong> Benthic Community Monitoring, Progress Report<br />

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS<br />

Many people are thanked for past and ongoing contributions to this project. The<br />

work was completed under contract to <strong>BC</strong> <strong>Hydro</strong>. Brent Mossop and Ian Dodd (<strong>BC</strong><br />

<strong>Hydro</strong>) were the contract managers. Both Brent and Ian are thanked for numerous<br />

discussions and input as the project proceeds. The author was assisted in the field by<br />

Caroline Melville, L.J. Wilson, Dani Ramos, Heath Zander, Jason Ladell, and Breanne<br />

Patterson, all of InStream Fisheries Research Ltd. Lockouts at Daisy Dam were required<br />

as a safety protocol for sampling close to the spillway. People assisting with lockout<br />

procedures included Sarah Wood, Dorothy Ong, Alexis Hall, and electrical staff, all of <strong>BC</strong><br />

<strong>Hydro</strong>. Special thanks goes to the late Kiyo Masuda (Limnotek) who tirelessly organized<br />

logistics, provided liaison with labs, and compiled early data. Danusia Dolecki is working<br />

on benthic invertebrate enumerations and biomass measurements. John Stockner is<br />

completing the periphyton identifications and enumerations. Ongoing water lab services<br />

are being provided by the Pacific Environmental Science Centre and the Fisheries and<br />

Oceans Canada low level nutrients lab located at Cultus Lake.<br />

Fish stomach samples were collected by Randall Lewis (Squamish Nation) and<br />

Alan Kenney (Golder Associates Ltd.) from sampling in fall 2008 during fish salvage<br />

activities upstream of the <strong>Cheakamus</strong> canyon. Josh Korman is presently collecting fish<br />

stomach samples (steelhead and coho) from sites downstream of the <strong>Cheakamus</strong><br />

canyon.<br />

viii Limnotek/InStream<br />

November 2009

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