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9/13/2004
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Western States Instream Flow Programs Comparison Study
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<br /> <br />\ <br /> <br />Stats . <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />. Total Number of Reservations: 15 - 16 (Estes 2004), 256 pending applications (position had not been funded to <br />adjudicate at DNR until 2004. These rights will have priority date of as of application.) <br />. Stream miles 32.8 (McKinney and Taylor 1988) <br />. Year created: 1980 <br />. Number of employees: 4-5 (2 FT at Fish and Game. 2 supervisors at DNR plus Davis) (Davis 2004) <br />. Alaska has 26 Wild and Scenic Rivers within its boundaries (making up 40",1, of the U.S. total number of WS <br />Rivers). (Gillilan and Brown) <br /> <br />~ - - - - <br />Other . . <br /> <br />. "Currently, less than I percent of Alaska's water resources have been allocated for various uses. In comparison <br />to other states, Alaska's population of approximately 600,000 people is relatively small versus the state's large <br />geogmphic size and environmental diversity. Many population centers and most waterways are inaccessible by <br />road. Similarly less than one percent of the state's waterways have been inventoried to establish short- and long- <br />term seasonal water volumes and availability. Historical baseline biologic data are also limited." <br />httn:lfwww.sf.adf~.state.ak.usfstatewidelinstflow/islhome.ctin on Jul 13,2004 <br /> <br />- . <br />,.\\,e.b Sites oJ l.nteresC . <br /> <br />. httD:l/www.adfg.stale.ak.us/Alaska Department ofFish & Game <br />. httn:flwww.sf.adfg.state.ak.usfstatewide/instllow/islhome.cfm Statewide Aquatic Resources Coordination Unit <br />(SARCU) <br />. httn:llwww.dnr.state.ak.us/mlw/water/index.htm Division of Mining, Land & Water, Water Resources Program <br />. httn:llwww.dnr.state.ak.us/mlw/factshtlwtr fslinstream.pdfReserving Water for Instream Use Fact Sheet <br />. httn:llwww.dnr.state.ak.uslmlw/factshtlwtr fs/fed rsv.ndfFederal Reserved Water Rights Fact Sheet <br />. httn:llwww.dnr.state.ak.us/mlw/factshtlwtr fslwtr r t. dfWater Ri ts in Alaska Fact Sheet <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />Sources <br />. Davis, Lana (May 2004) Alaska Division of Mining, Land & Water, Water Resources Program. Personal <br />Communication. <br />. Estes, Christopher C. (September 2004) Alaska Department offish & Game. Personal Communication. <br />. Harle, Mary Lu and Christopher C. Estes (1993) "An Assessment ofInslream Flow Protection in Alaska" in <br />Instream Flow Protection in the West, Revised Edition 1993. Lawrence J. MacDonnell, Teresa A. Rice and <br />Steven J. Shupe, eds, Natural Resources Law Center, University of Colorado School of Law, Boulder. <br />. Gillilan, David M. and Thomas C. Brown. (1997) Instream Flow Protection: Seeking a Balance in Western <br />Water Use. Island Press, Washington, D.C. <br />. McKinney, Mathew J. and Jonathan G. Taylor (October 1988), Western State Instream Flow Programs: A <br />Comparative Assessmelll, Instream Flow Information Paper No. 18, Biological Report 89(2), US Department of <br />the Interior, Fish and Wildlife Service, Research and Development, Washington, D.C. <br />. Above websites <br /> <br />Alaska <br /> <br />DRAFT <br /> <br />4 <br />
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