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Flow Management to Support Native Fisheries of the Huron River: Rationale and Recommendations for Multiuse Management of Mainstem Dams

Resource LibraryClimate ChangeFlow Management to Support Native Fisheries of the Huron River: Rationale and Recommendations for Multiuse Management of Mainstem Dams
Flow Management to Support Native Fisheries of the Huron River: Rationale and Recommendations for Multiuse Management of Mainstem Dams

Multi-use dam management encourages the management of river flow for multiple purposes. The Huron River and its communities will benefit from a holistic approach to flow management that balances recreational, economic and ecological goals. The case of the smallmouth bass provides a starting point for managing dams to achieve multiple goals.

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Huron River Report Summer 2023
Middle Huron Watershed Management Plan, Section 1
“Protecting and restoring the Huron River System – so all in our connected communities can enjoy and benefit from this essential natural resource for generations to come.”
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