FISH HABITAT COMPENSATION – A REQUIREMENT FOR SOME TRANSPORTATION PROJECTS (SESSION)
MESURES COMPENSATOIRES VISANT LES HABITATS HALIEUTIQUES : UNE EXIGENCE POUR CERTAINS PROJETS LIÉS AUX TRANSPORTS (SÉANCE)
Chair / Président : Roger Pottle, Senior Environmental Planner, Highway Design and Construction Division, Newfoundland and Labrador Transportation and Works, St. John's
FISHERIES CHALLENGES ASSOCIATED WITH RAY GIBBON DRIVE AT RIEL POND AND THE STURGEON RIVER IN ST. ALBERT, ALBERTA – Steven J. Melton, General Manager, Roadways Design and Construction, ISL Engineering and Land Services Ltd., Edmonton; Tracy Allen, City of St. Albert; Lynn Maslen, Spencer Environmental Management Services Ltd.
ATLANTIC SALMON (SALMO SALAR) SPAWNING BED DEVELOPMENT ON SOUTH FEEDER RIVER IN RESPONSE TO A BRIDGE-INDUCED HARMFUL ALTERATION, DISTURBANCE, OR DESTRUCTION (HADD) DETERMINATION – Ken Hannaford, Environmental Planner, Newfoundland and Labrador Transportation and Works, St. John's
FISH HABITAT COMPENSATION PROJECTS ALONG YUKON HIGHWAYS – Toos Omtzigt, Manager, Environmental Affairs and Transportation Engineering Branch, Yukon Highways and Public Works, Whitehorse; Pat Tobler, Branch Manager, Senior Biologist, Environmental Dynamics Inc.
AMÉLIORATION DE LA ROUTE 175 ENTRE QUÉBEC ET SAGUENAY : CRÉATION DE
200 000 M2 D'HABITAT DU POISSON (IMPROVEMENT OF HIGHWAY 175 BETWEEN QUEBEC CITY AND SAGUENAY: CREATION OF 200 000 M2 OF FISH HABITAT) – Donald Martel, spécialiste en environnement, ministère des Transports du Québec, Jonquière; Martin Lafrance, biologiste, et Yves Bédard, biologiste, ministère des Transports du Québec, Québec; Jean-Marc Mergeay, ministère des Transports du Québec
CHANNEL CONSTRUCTION AND BIOENGINEERING: A MULTI-YEAR COMMITMENT FOR FISH HABITAT COMPENSATION ON BEAVER CREEK – Sharla Hordenchuk, Environmental Specialist, Saskatchewan Ministry of Highways and Infrastructure, Regina
FISH HABITAT COMPENSATION ON THE TRANS-CANADA HIGHWAY PROJECT IN NEW BRUNSWICK – Duane Clowater, Technical Manager, Trans-Canada Highway Project, and Mike Phillips, New Brunswick Department of Transportation, Fredericton
