TN00356 BROOK TROUT SALVELINUS FONTINALIS
| Result | Management Action | ||
| Beneficial | Providing artificial nesting/spawning sites | ||
| Beneficial | Controlling sedimentation | ||
| Beneficial | Controlling pollution [thermal, chemical, physical] | ||
| Beneficial | Restricting/regulating human use of habitats | ||
| Beneficial | Restricting/regulating human disturbance of populations | ||
| Beneficial | Providing overstory shade to prevent high water temperature | ||
| Beneficial | Establishing buffer zones | ||
| Beneficial | Other management practices [specified in comments] | ||
| Adverse | Applying pesticides | ||
| Adverse | Channelization | ||
| Adverse | Construction of navigational improvements [dams, locks, etc.] |
| References/Result | Reference Numbers |
| Adverse | 788 |
| Beneficial | 788, 832 |
Comments on Management Practices
999(B)=about 50-75% midday shade appears optimal for most small trout streams; a buffer strip about 30 m deep, 80% of which is vegetated or has stable rocky stream banks will provide erosion control *832*