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Native Aquatic Species of the Gila River Basin
in Arizona and New Mexico

Hot Springs Barrier Site

Potential Barrier Site on O'Donnell Creek Potential Barrier Site on O'Donnell Creek

The Hot Springs Canyon fish barrier is intended to prevent upstream movements of nonnative fishes from the San Pedro River to portions of Hot Springs Canyon populated with federally-listed native fishes (existing Gila chub, repatriated loach minnow, spikedace, Gila topminnow, and desert pupfish). Construction of the Hot Springs Canyon fish barrier is anticipated for late spring 2009.

Reports:

Issuance Memorandum for the Draft Environmental Assessment (EA) for Construction of a Fish Barrier in Hot Springs Canyon

Draft EA, Proposed Fish Barrier in Hot Springs Canyon


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Last Reviewed:
June 25, 2009

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