Stream Habitat Compensation Program, Panda Lake Diversion Channel, Draft Version 02 (BHP Billiton, December 1997)
BHP Minerals Canada Ltd. submitted a Fish Habitat Compensation Program plan for the Panda Lake Diversion Channel, developed by Dillon Consulting Limited to address harmful alteration of fish habitat from mining operations. The plan details fish habitat creation, enhancement, monitoring and maintenance designs for a 3,400-meter diversion channel constructed between Panda and Kodiak Lakes to restore fish connectivity and compensate for 930 meters of impacted stream habitat in the Koala Watershed.
- Date
- Document type
- Report
- Parties
- Dillon Consulting Limited, BHP Minerals Canada Ltd., Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO), Rescan Environmental Services
- Locations
- Panda Lake, Kodiak Lake, Koala Watershed, NWT Diamonds Project, Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, Grizzly Lake, Buster Lake, Koala Lake, Vulture Lake, Polar Lake, Long Lake, Leslie Lake, Fox Lakes, Koala Camp, Lac de Gras
- Parameters
- fish habitat compensation, stream habitat creation, channel hydrology, fish passage, water balance, streamflow, culvert design, habitat structures, arctic grayling, lake trout, round whitefish, burbot, slimy sculpin, channel erosion, water quality, channel velocity, habitat monitoring
- Pages
- 113
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