TEMPLATE 10.2 In-water GWP or Important, Species at Risk / Thermal Substrate Constraints and Works Project Waterbody Latitude Longitude Flow Fish Habitat Fish Species Present Vegetation Exceptional Fish Critical Habitat Regime Type Opportunity Timing Name Habitat Present Window Description Name of Ephemeral, Warm, CRA fishery*, Indicate if the information E.g. Boulder, Riparian & E.g. Perched E.g. Ground water Indicate/ describe Timing waterbody Intermittent, Cool, supports CRA is form background cobble, rubble, In-Stream** culvert, eroding upwelling, the species at risk window for and Permanent Cold fishery, not secondary source data gravel, sand, species bank, fish passage spawning areas, and/ or critical when in-water Crossing fish habitat (indicate source) or if muck, etc. barrier, undersized refugia, migratory habitat present work can #/Station obtained through file CSP routes occur investigations * CRA Fishery - Commercial, Recreational or Aboriginal Fishery ** In-stream vegetation refers to emergent, submergent and floating aquatic vegetation.
TEMPLATE 10.2 GWP or Project Name Waterbody Latitude Longitude Flow Thermal Regime Fish Habitat Fish Species Present Substrate Type Vegetation Constraints and Opportunity Important, Exceptional Fish Habitat Species at Risk / Critical Habitat Present In-water Works Timing Window Description Name of waterbody and Crossing #/Station Ephemeral, Intermittent, Permanent Warm, Cool, Cold CRA fishery*, supports CRA fishery, not fish habitat Indicate if the information is form background secondary source data (indicate source) or if obtained through file investigations E.g. Boulder, cobble, rubble, gravel, sand, muck, etc. Riparian & In-Stream** species E.g. Perched culvert, eroding bank, fish passage barrier, undersized CSP E.g. Ground water upwelling, spawning areas, refugia, migratory routes Indicate/ describe the species at risk and/ or critical habitat present Timing window for when in-water work can occur * CRA Fishery - Commercial, Recreational or Aboriginal Fishery ** In-stream vegetation refers to emergent, submergent and floating aquatic vegetation.