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- Releasing a Chinook Salmon at Kwethluk River Weir
- Fisheries management; Fishes; King Salmon; Work of the Service; Field Offices; Kenai Fishes and Wildlife Field Office; Kenai FO Gallery; Wildlife refuges; Yukon Delta National Wildlife Refuge; YUDE
- Releasing a Chinook Salmon at Kwethluk River weir, Yukon Delta National Wildlife Refuge, after measuring it and taking a scale for age analysis. Image taken in 2000.
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- Chinook Salmon at the Tuluksak River Weir
- Fisheries management; Fishes; King Salmon; Blackmouth; Chinook; Work of the Service; Field Offices; Kenai Fishes and Wildlife Field Office; Kenai FO Gallery; Yukon Delta National Wildlife Refuge; YUDE
- Donnie Vincent with a Chinook Salmon at the Tuluksak River weir, Yukon Delta National Wildlife Refuge. Image taken in 2003.
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- Fremont Weir on the Sacramento River
- Rivers and streams; Water management;
- When the water level of the Sacramento River reaches a high point it flows over into the Fremont Weir and then into the Yolo Bypass. The weir is part of flood control for the Sacramento River.
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- Hauling Karluk Lake Weir
- Wildlife refuges; Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge; ARLIS; Work of Service; Personnel; Alaska
- Karluk Investigations 1949. "Tractor hauling weir lumber from lake shore to building site of proposed 2-way counting weir on Karluk River, Kodiak."
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- Hauling Lumber for Karluk Weir
- Wildlife refuges; Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge; Work of Service; Personnel; ARLIS; Alaska
- Karluk Investigations 1949. Kodiak Island. "Rough country between Larsen Bay and Karluk Lake - one of the many mishaps enroute while hauling lumber for use in construction of 2-way counting weir on Karluk River."
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- Fremont Weir
- Rivers and streams; Water management;
- Image of the Fremont Weir on the Sacramento River
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- Sacramento Weir
- Rivers and streams; Water management;
- Sacramento Weir on the Sacramento River
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- Inspecting a Fish Scale at the Tuluksak River Weir
- Fisheries management; Fishes; Work of the Service; Field Offices; Kenai Fishes and Wildlife Field Office; Kenai FO Gallery; Wildlife refuges; Yukon Delta National Wildlife Refuge; YUDE
- Abraham Lott and John Tobin inspect a scale sample at the Tuluksak River weir, Yukon Delta National Wildlife Refuge.
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- Brown bear wades through water
- Mammals; Wildlife refuges
- This image taken at the Frazer Lake weir. Frazer Lake weir consists of a series of "fish ladders" which allow salmon to ascend around a 30' falls, near the outlet of Frazer Lake on the south end of Kodiak Island. Counts are made at the...
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- Brown bear emerging from water
- Mammals; Wildlife refuges
- This image taken at the Frazer Lake weir. Frazer Lake weir consists of a series of "fish ladders" which allow salmon to ascend around a 30' falls, near the outlet of Frazer Lake on the south end of Kodiak Island. Counts are made at the...
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- Brown bear cubs playing in water
- Mammals; Wildlife refuges
- This image taken at the Frazer Lake weir. Frazer Lake weir consists of a series of "fish ladders" which allow salmon to ascend around a 30' falls, near the outlet of Frazer Lake on the south end of Kodiak Island. Counts are made at the...
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- Brown bear cubs playing in water
- Mammals; Wildlife refuges
- This image taken at the Frazer Lake weir. Frazer Lake weir consists of a series of "fish ladders" which allow salmon to ascend around a 30' falls, near the outlet of Frazer Lake on the south end of Kodiak Island. Counts are made at the...
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- Brown bear cubs playing in water
- Mammals; Wildlife refuges
- This image taken at the Frazer Lake weir. Frazer Lake weir consists of a series of "fish ladders" which allow salmon to ascend around a 30' falls, near the outlet of Frazer Lake on the south end of Kodiak Island. Counts are made at the...
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- Brown bear cubs playing in water
- Mammals; Wildlife refuges
- This image taken at the Frazer Lake weir. Frazer Lake weir consists of a series of "fish ladders" which allow salmon to ascend around a 30' falls, near the outlet of Frazer Lake on the south end of Kodiak Island. Counts are made at the...
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- Brown bear cubs playing in water
- Mammals; Wildlife refuges
- This image taken at the Frazer Lake weir. Frazer Lake weir consists of a series of "fish ladders" which allow salmon to ascend around a 30' falls, near the outlet of Frazer Lake on the south end of Kodiak Island. Counts are made at the...
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- Karluk Weir, Kodiak
- Work of Service; Personnel; Fisheries management; Wildlife refuges; Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge; ARLIS; Alaska
- Karluk Investigations 1948. "Karluk River, Alaska. Spawned-out pink salmon dead at Karluk River counting weir."
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- Collecting Salmon Otoliths, Karluk River Weir
- Wildlife refuges; Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge; Work of Service; ARLIS; Personnel; Fisheries management; Fishes; Fishes; Alaska
- Collecting red salmon otoliths at the Karluk River Weir, Kodiak, for age determination.
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- Brown bear feeding on salmon
- Mammals; Wildlife refuges
- This image taken at the Frazer Lake weir. Frazer Lake weir consists of a series of "fish ladders" which allow salmon to ascend around a 30' falls, near the outlet of Frazer Lake on the south end of Kodiak Island. Counts are made at the...
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- Installation of Karluk Weir
- Work of Service; Fisheries management; Personnel; ARLIS; Alaska
- Karluk Investigations 1949. Installation of fish counting weir in Karluk River.
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- U.S. FWS Supply Airplane at Karluk Lake, Kodiak
- Wildlife refuges; Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge; Work of Service; Fisheries management; Personnel; ARLIS; Alaska
- U.S. FWS supply airplane being loaded in Karluk Lake near salmon weir.
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