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000042 FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE On a: following page is sho\m a map that indicates the program for fiscal year 1945 together uith reports that have been completed during the year. Another map later in the narrative shous the loca- tion of national ranzes, refuges, preserves, fishery stations, and uaterfO\~l fl}".I"'Ys throughout the Missouri River Basin. By the end of fiscal year 1945 reports on the follo\l1ng units were in review or in the final drsft stage: Nilan Shoshone Project Extension Louer Platte River Basin St. Francis Osage River Basin Ponca Creek Flood Control Papillion Cree~ Flood Control North Platte River Basin Glendo Reservoir (includes. North Platte River Basin) Yellol/stone Pw:1ping (Marsh, Haley, and Sadie Flat) Reports in prepar?tion on \Jhich required basic engineering data from sponsorinG af-ency is lacking are: Cannonball Grand River Basin Moreau River (Bixby Reservoir) Keyhole Cedar Bluff (ReVision) Pomme de Terre Moorhead Lower Marias (Revision) Narrous , One of the nain objectives of the Fish and Wildlife Service is to depict the current fish and uildlife resources of the }tlssouri River Baain and the verious factors which affect these resources. As an initial step in accooplishine this, the Service set out to enumerate those physical and economic aspects of the Missouri River Basin which affect fish and uildlife resources and to determine distribution of. fish and \lilcUife ':ithin the Basin. During the current fiscal year, a draft of a re~ort on the physical and economic aspects of the Basin uas conpleted. Co~pilation of basic data on fish distribution was initiated Guring the year. Another objective uas to secure basic data to be utilized in better ul1derstanding the fish snd uildlife resources of the Basin and 79