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AKTEMP is a cloud-based database platform for storing and accessing stream and lake temperature monitoring data across Alaska. The database was created by [Walker Environmental Research](https://walkerenvres.com/ "Link to Walker Environmental...
The Kvichak and Nushagak watersheds support some of the largest sockeye salmon runs in Bristol Bay, which is the largest sockeye salmon producing region in the world. Stream habitats in these watersheds support all five species of Pacific Salmon...
Floatplanes are a potential vector for Elodea introductions and we therefore identified lakes ≥ 1 km in length along their longest axis as “likely accessible” by floatplane and those 0.5 to less than 1.0 km in length as “possibly accessible”....
Stream temperature influences the growth, abundance, distribution, timing of life history events, and survival of Pacific salmon. For example, warm water temperatures can impact the survival of cold-water fish like salmon, and increase the spread...
This project characterized stream temperature regimes in the Bristol Bay, Kodiak Island, Cook Inlet, Copper River, and Prince William Sound regions to better understand thermal habitats for spawning and juvenile salmon. We aggregated 1,691...
Resident Dolly Varden habitats were modeled for the entire study area. Dolly Varden generally mature at five to nine years of age and can spawn multiple times throughout their lifetimes. Tagging studies have shown that anadromous Dolly Varden...