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Big Fish, Big Data: Spring Surveys at Navajo Lake Offer a Look Beneath the Surface - The Independent | Southern Utah's #1 Source for Arts, Events & Entertainment
In the cool morning air atop Cedar Mountain, a team of biologists from the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources (DWR) gathers at Navajo Lake—not to fish, but to find out how the fish are doing. With nets, measuring tapes, and years of data behind them, the team is there for the annual spring survey: a critical process that helps ensure Southern Utah’s beloved fishing spots remain healthy, sustainable, and teeming with life. Using gillnets and cat…
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