Moose movements and habitat use along the upper Susitna River--progress report to Alaska Power Authority (April 1978 through September 1978) /

In order to study potential effects of proposed hydroelectric development in the Devils Canyon area of the Susitna River, baseline information on moose movements within the affected area is being collected. The Alaska Power Authority sponsored this study, which continues a study reported by the same...

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Main Author: Taylor, Kenton P.,
Additional Author(s):Ballard, Warren B.
Corporate Contributor(s):Alaska. Division of Game

Alaska Power Authority,
Publisher:Alaska Department of Fish and Game, Division of Game,
Report Numbers:APA 4150
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Online Access:Link to Full Text
Library Holdings:Print Versions
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Summary:In order to study potential effects of proposed hydroelectric development in the Devils Canyon area of the Susitna River, baseline information on moose movements within the affected area is being collected. The Alaska Power Authority sponsored this study, which continues a study reported by the same authors in 1978. Radio collars and visual collars were placed on adults captured between the confluences of the Maclaren River and Devil Creek during the October 1976 and March 1977 period. Movement behavior indicates that moose from many portions of the Susitna River drainage use habitats within or adjacent to the impoundment areas.
Physical Description:20 leaves : 8 maps ; 28 cm
Notes:"January 1979."
Report Type:Progress report;
Bibliography:Includes bibliographical references (leaf 20).