The 36 stone structures, groins and deflectors, above and below Campbell’s Bridge have been completed.
About 1 kilometer of the tributary feeding into the Graham’s at the MacDonald Bridge has been cleared of debris jams. Charles MacInnis says this tributary is ideal habitat for salmon fry and parr.
We have received the permit to do the machine work at the end of Graham’s Road. This work consists of three sections of bank rock and one channel restoration. We anticipate starting the work on Monday or Tuesday of next week and complete it by Friday, the last day of the work season.
UINR will be collecting the CABIN samples the first week in October and brood stock collection is scheduled for the last week of October.
We will recover RivTemp’s thermograph during the first week of November. The data should be posted in January.
Geoff Nishi
For ISAA,