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<br />PREFACE <br /> <br />Stream channels in the semi-arid Intermountain West have been modified <br />for many years by agricultural interests, primarily to provide flood protec- <br />tion. Little information has been available on the long-term physical and <br />biological consequences of channel modification in this unique geographic <br />region. Of special concern is the relationship between stream channel <br />modification and the high value recreational fishery resource. This report <br />describes an investigation of the physical and biological effects of stream <br />channelization in northern Utah_ The study was conducted by the Utah <br />Cooperative Fishery Research Unit (Utah State University and Utah ~ivision of <br />Wildlife Resources, Cooperators). <br /> <br />Any suggestions or questions regarding this report should be addressed <br /> <br />to: <br /> <br />Information Transfer Specialist <br />U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service <br />Eastern Energy and Land Use Team <br />Route 3, Box 44 <br />Kearneysville, West Virginia 25430 <br /> <br />i i i <br />