The mission of The Nature Conservancy (TNC) is to conserve the plants, animals and natural communities that represent the diversity of life on Earth by protecting the lands and...

A Proper Functioning Condition assessment (PFC) was conducted to determine the functionality of aquatic systems in the Klawock Watershed. The Central Council Tlingit and Haida...

The Alaska Coastal Program: Our Coastal Program provides direct conservation assistance: we invest funding, staff time, technical expertise, and other resources into coastal...

This report summarizes stream analyses undertaken in the Tongass National Forest and serves to provide a technical response to the two Congressional directives contained in the...

Estuaries and nearshore marine systems are foundational habitats for the ecological, cultural, and economic vitality of southeast Alaska. These nutrient rich systems provide...

Dog Salmon Creek, located 5 miles south of Craig, on Prince of Wales Island (Figure 1), is a formerly robust pink and chum producing stream in which hydrology and freshwater...

Kadake Creek Watershed is important for commercial fisheries production, subsistence and recreation activities. Users from the nearby communities of Kake, Point Baker, Port...

The Montana Creek watershed provides excellent fish and wildlife habitat and a variety of unique recreational and educational opportunities for Juneau. These values must be...

This document encourages the use of bioengineered bank treatment options as alternatives to traditional stone riprap revetment on the Mendenhall River where bank stabilization...

The purpose of this project has been to develop and implement a systematic framework for prioritizing investment in restoration activities among watersheds on Prince of Wales...

A comprehensive water quality study was conducted from September 2004 through June 2005 in the Mendenhall Valley (Juneau, Alaska) to assess the current state of water quality...

Vanderbilt Creek and its watershed are valued as productive salmon and wildlife habitat. Beginning in 1950 the watershed and surrounding area have been rapidly developed into a...

Alaska Department of Fish and Game FRED Report #3. October 1983.

This document is a plan to restore water quality and anadromous fish habitat to Duck Creek, a small stream adversely affected by urban development in Juneau, Alaska.

Duck Creek, located in the Mendenhall Valley in Juneau, Alaska, has experienced dramatic development in the last 50 years resulting in a decline in water quality and loss of...

The Service’s Fish Passage Program This program provides direct conservation assistance: we invest funding and staff time into partnerships and projects that restore fish...

In 2012, partners (The Nature Conservancy (TNC) and the Hydaburg Cooperative Association (HCA) partnered on this project under a grant awarded by NOAA and administered by the...

The University of Alaska Southeast (UAS), in partnership with the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS), Southeast Conference of Alaska, the State of Alaska Department of...

This report presents the results of planning efforts of the Klawock Watershed Council (KWC) for the implementation of a restoration program for the Klawock River Basin. The...

Lemon Creek is located in the City and Borough of Juneau (CBJ), Alaska, five miles northwest of downtown Juneau. The creek flows approximately seven miles east to west, from its...