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Fraser River Hydro and Fisheries Research Project fonds Revised by Erwin Wodarczak (1998) Revised November, 2010 University of British Columbia Archives

Table of Contents Fonds Description o Title / Dates of Creation / Physical Description o Administrative History o Scope and Content o Notes File List Catalogue entry (UBC Library catalogue)

Fonds Description Fraser River Hydro and Fisheries Research Project fonds. 1956 1961. 13 cm of textual records. Administrative History The Fraser River Hydro and Fisheries Research Project was established in 1956, financed in part by a grant from the B.C. Power Corporation. Designed to study the delicate inter relationship of power developments on the river and marine life, the Project began with two general surveys of the so called ʺfish powerʺ problem. The initial surveys, which employed the services of numerous biologists and engineers, identified areas for future research. Gordon Shrum was appointed chairman of the Executive, Advisory and Technical Committees which supervised the operation and Peter Larkin headed the first general survey. The Project concluded in 1961. Scope and Content Fonds consists of correspondence, minutes of meetings and numerous reports generated between 1956 and 1961. Also included are several research papers relating to the effects of hydro electric dams on fish populations. Many of these reports were produced by University of British Columbia faculty including Edgar C. Black and William S. Hoar. Notes Acquired in two accessions: from Dr. Gordon Shrum in 1961, and Dr. Peter Larkin in 1986. The materials have been largely retained in the order in which they were received. Title based on the contents of the fonds. File and item list available. Other records relating to fisheries research may be found in the B.C. Fisheries Research Collection, and the Peter Larkin fonds.

File List 1. Appendix B and Appendix C, pp. 30 33 [n.d.] 2. Letter from UBC Accountant H.M. Craven re. Fraser River Hydro and Fisheries Research project Financial Statement 30 June 1961 3. Summary Report from Edgar C. Black, Dept. of Physiology, UBC: ʺThe Effects of Muscular Fatigue on Salmon and Troutʺ [n.d.] 4. Letter (photocopy) from Dal Grauer to N.A.M. MacKenzie 11 January 1960 5. Letter from Dr. W.S. Hoar, Prof. of Zoology and Fisheris, UBC, to Mr. John Gouge 19 March 1960. 6. Letter (with enclosure) from J.F. Muir, Head of Civil Engineering, to Mr. J.W. Gouge 8 March 1960 7. Two copies (one marked up) of Fraser River Research Statement (B.C. Electric Company) from UBC [n.d.] 8. Statement of Fraser River Research (B.C. Electric Company) from UBC re. Account No. 65 2000 [n.d.] 9. Proposed Research Projects Fraser River Hydro and Fisheries Research Project [n.d.] 10. Reprint from Nature, Vol. 184, pp. 106 07 ʺRetinal Responses of Pink Salmon Associated with its Downstream Migrationʺ 11 July 1959 11. Reprint from Canadian Journal of Zoology 37, 965 (1959) M.A. Ali, ʺThe Ocular Structure, Retinomotor and Photo Behavioral Responses of Juvenile Pacific Salmonʺ 1959 12. Two marked up copies of The Fraser River Hydro and Fisheries Research Project Progress Report 1 June 1958 13. Report on Project 57 154C, from R.H. Wright to the Chairman, Fraser River Hydro and Fisheries Committee, UBC 31 October 1960

Folder 2 14. Summary Report from Edgar C. Black, Dept. of Physiology, UBC: ʺFurther Studies on the Effects of Muscular Fatigue on Fishʺ 1 November 1958 15. Summary Report from Edgar C. Black, Dept. of Physiology, UBC: ʺFurther Studies on the Effects of Muscular Fatigue on Fishʺ 1 November 1959 16. ʺA Report on the Fish Handling Facilities in Connection with the Proposed Power Dams on the Fraser River, with Reference to Existing Facilities in the U.S.A.ʺ September 1956 17. Report of the Subcommittee on Action of the University Fraser River Hydro and Fisheries Committee [n.d.] 18. ʺChanges in ph, Carbonate and Lactate of the Blood of Yearling Kamloops Trout, Salmo gairdneri, During and Following Severe Muscular Activityʺ, by Edgar C. Black, Wing Gay Chiu, Francis D. Forbes and Arthur Hanslip 1959 19. ʺFatigue and Mortality in Troll Caught Pacific Salmonʺ, by R.R. Parker, E.C. Black, and P.A. Larkin 1959 20. ʺMuscular Fatigue and Mortality in Troll Caught Chinook Salmonʺ, by Robert R. Parker and Edgar C. Black 1959 21. [duplicate of 18 removed] Folder 3 22. ʺFish Protection and Power Development on the Fraser Riverʺ by E.S. Pretious, L.R. Kersey and G.P. Contractor February 1957 23. ʺPassage of Adult and Young Fish Over Proposed Low and High Head Dams Across the Fraser Riverʺ by J.F. Muir, Head of Civil Engineering, UBC 17 September 1956 24. Progress Report: ʺFurther Experiments with an Electric Screen for Downstream Migrant Salmon at Baker Damʺ by F.J. Andrew, P.C. Johnson and L.R. Kersey International Pacific Salmon Fisheries Association 1956

25. Bulletin VIII: ʺAn Investigation of the Problem of Guiding Downstream Migrant Salmon at Damsʺ by F.J. Andrew, L.R. Kersey and P.C. Johnson International Pacific Salmon Fisheries Commission 1955 26. ʺProgress Report of the Investigations on Odour Orientation Zoology Department, UBC April 1958ʺ sent to Dean Shrum, Head of Physics, UBC, by W.S. Hoar April 1958 Folder 4 27. ʺPower Development and Fish Conservation on the Fraser Riverʺ Technical Report, Biological by William S. Hoar 1956 28. ʺPower Development and Fish Conservation on the Fraser Riverʺ by P.A. Larkin 1956 Folder 5 29. ʺSalmon Research and Hydro Power Developmentʺ by J.R. Brett 1956 30. ʺEngineering Research on the Fish and Power Problemʺ by J.F. Muir and Eugen Ruus (original and offprint) [n.d.] 31. ʺSome Aspects of Carbohydrate Metabolism in Fishʺ by Edgar C. Black, Anne C. Robertson and Robert E. Parker 1961 32. ʺAlterations in Glycogen, Glucose, and Lactate in Rainbow and Kamloops Trout, Salmo gairdneri, Follwing Muscular Activityʺ by Edgar C. Black, Anne C. Robertson, Arthur R. Hanslip and Wing Gay Chiu 1960 33. ʺThe Effect of Temperature on the Juvenile Sockeye Salmon Retinaʺ by M.A. Ali 1959 34. ʺSome Recent Developments in Fisheries Engineering Researchʺ by E.S. Pretious and L.E. Kersey 1957 35. ʺThe Energy Expenditure of Fraser River Sockeye Salmon During the Spawning Migration to Chilko and Stuart Lakesʺ by D.R. Idler and W.A. Clemens 1959

Folder 6 36. Minutes of the final meeting of the Fraser River Hydro and Fisheries Research Project Advisory and Technical Committee 31 July 1961 37. Final Report Fraser River Hydro and Fisheries Research Project August 1961