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The document outlines the team and achievements of the Team 2022. It lists the senior biologist, fisheries officer, board convener and clerk, and seasonal positions. In 2022, they conducted smolt monitoring at dams using traps and counting units, controlled invasive plants through volunteer events, and commenced habitat assessments related to dams. Priorities for 2023 include continuing smolt monitoring and habitat assessments, and controlling Japanese knotweed through contracted work. Other ongoing work includes oral histories, electrofishing, bailiffing, riparian planting, fishery management planning, and adult fish sampling.
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