The Takshanuk Watershed Council (TWC) will conduct a salmon habitat assessment of the Kelsall River in Southeast Alaska using a combination of on-the-ground fluvial habitat surveys and remote-sensed classification/delineation. TWC will classify habitat types; determine the physical habitat values and channel metrics.
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