Ken Sprankle

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Project Leader
Connecticut River Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office
Fish and Aquatic Conservation
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103 East Plumtree Road
Sunderland, MA 01375
United States

(413) 548-9138
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Connecticut River Cooperative Membership and Technical Committee
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Connecticut River Migratory Fish Restoration Cooperative MembersAs of November 22, 2024

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2023 Fishway Count Report
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2023 Fishway Count Report
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USFWS Connecticut River Basin Annual Report - 2023
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USFWS Connecticut River Basin Annual Report - 2023

This annual report describes work activities conducted by the Connecticut River Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office (CTRFWCO) to restore migratory fish species in the Connecticut River basin. This report also describes work conducted outside of the Connecticut River basin to understand the...

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Connecticut River Migratory Fish Restoration Cooperative Agreement
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Connecticut River Migratory Fish Restoration Cooperative Agreement

This Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) establishes the Connecticut River Migratory Fish Restoration Cooperative (CRMFRC, Cooperative) , which will serve as a non-regulatory forum for state and federal fish and wildlife agencies to coordinate interstate migratory fishery management, restoration,...

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USFWS Connecticut River Basin Annual Report - 2022
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USFWS Connecticut River Basin Annual Report - 2022

This annual report describes work activities conducted by the Connecticut River Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office (CTRFWCO) to restore migratory fish species in the Connecticut River basin, as well as outside of the Connecticut River basin.

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