Water Stewardship Information Sources

ID 2235
Citation Lakelse Watershed Society. 2005. Recovering Lakelse Lake Sockeye Salmon - Lakelse Lake Sockeye Recovery Plan (LLSRP). 2005. Lakelse Watershed Society, Kitselas Fisheries, Terrace Salmonid Enhancement Society, BC Ministry of Environment. DFO.
Organization Lakelse Watershed Stewards Society
URL http://www.dfo-mpo.gc.ca/Library/333613.pdf
Abstract/Description or Keywords Lakelse Lake, near Terrace, B.C., is one of 28
sockeye rearing lakes in the Skeena River watershed.
Since the mid 1990’s, sockeye escapements (spawners)
into Lakelse Lake, as well as the number of juveniles
rearing in the lake itself, have fallen precipitously.
Current information suggests the major problem is
poor spawning success in the tributary streams
primarily related to degraded spawning habitat. In the
fall of 2003, concerned local stakeholders, First
Nations, and provincial and federal governmental
agencies began to jointly review available information,
evaluate options, and identify activities for recovering
Lakelse Lake sockeye. This document is the result of
that process and is intended as a framework for moving
forward. A companion document: Conserving Lakelse
Fish and their Habitat: Lakelse Watershed
Backgrounder (Skeena Fisheries Commission 2003)
should be referenced for further information.
Information Type Report
Regional Watershed Skeena River
Sub-watershed if known Lakelse Lake
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