Remote cellular-enabled camera monitoring of Lake Utopia Rainbow smelt spawning streams : field trials and future application in population assessments / Elizabetha Tsitrin, Jeremy Broome, Andrew Breen. : Fs97-6/3748E-PDF

"Two morphologically, ecologically, and genetically distinct populations of Rainbow Smelt (Osmerus mordax) coexist in Lake Utopia, southwestern New Brunswick. Effective monitoring of spawning streams is critical for managing these populations under the Species at Risk Act (SARA) and informing mark-recapture timing for population assessments. However, in-person visual monitoring is often limited by site accessibility, adverse weather conditions, and the species’ nocturnal spawning behavior. This study tested the ability of remote cellular-enabled camera monitoring to enhance and supplement in-person visual assessment of spawning activity on three known spawning streams for the Small-bodied Population (SbP): Second, Unnamed, and Smelt Brooks"--Abstract, page iv.

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