USFWS/Southeast:
Andrew Bowen looks at aquatic invertebrates
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Becky Seymour, Haywood County Tourism Development Authority, photographs stream invertebrates
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Andrew Bowen, Maggie Valley, and Ed Williams, NC Division of Water Resources, gather fish
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Dave Stagliano, N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission, shocks fish that are then caught in the seine
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Ed Williams, N.C. Division of Water Resources, and Dave Stagliano, N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission
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Ed Williams, N.C. Division of Water Resources, works a D-net
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Eric Romaniszyn welcomes attendees
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Maggie Valley planner Andrew Bowen helps collect fish
USFWS/Southeast:
Steve Fraley, N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission, helps with invertebrate identification
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Steve Fraley, N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission, fish in hand
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Steve Fraley, N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission talks with Haywood County leaders
USFWS/Southeast:
Steve Fraley, N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission, holds out a fish for people to study
USFWS/Southeast:
Steve Fraley, N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission, talks about stream invertebrates
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Participants use a kick seine to collect stream invertebrates
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Haywood County leaders on the banks of the Pigeon River
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Haywood County leaders discuss Pigeon River fish
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Haywood County leaders collect fish in the Pigeon River
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Haywood County leaders examine fish from the Pigeon River
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Haywood County leaders exploring the Pigeon River
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Stephen Brinson, Haywood Waterways, looks for stream macroinvertebrates
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Participants use clear, acrylic-bottomed view buckets to search for mussels