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Snorkelling counts of Arctic grayling in long-term index sections of the Parsnip River Watershed were the highest on record for five of the six sites surveyed. This project uses snorkelling surveys to describe the distribution of critical Arctic grayling habitats and abundance in the Missinka River Watershed for the first time. Check out the snorkellers in action!
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