ML161013
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Subject 1: (Interview). Subtitle: Kirill Kuzischin, Elizabeth Arnold. Timecode In: 00:11:55. Timecode out: 00:36:31. Notes: Fishing trip conversations and sounds. Subject 2: (Interview). Subtitle: Kirill Kuzischin, Elizabeth Arnold. Timecode In: 00:36:40. Timecode out: 01:05:49. Notes: Conservation discussion. Subject 3: (Interview). Subtitle: Jack Stanford, Elizabeth Arnold. Timecode In: 01:21:45. Timecode out: 02:02:45. Notes: Conservation discussion. Includes comments by "Nick.". Equipment Notes: Decoded MS stereo. Show: Kamchatka Log of DAT #: 2 Engineer: Michael Schweppe Date: Sept. 29, 2002 0.05 MS Michael talking, starting off tape, they're going fishing 0.29 Kirill It's easy to go, don't be in the water, stay on the ground, stay on the gravel. It's not _____(inaudible). 0.42 ? It's very deep right there. 0.43 Kirill It's not very deep. No it's because steppy (?) and it's rocks lying in the river here and behind the rocks is the stable area where the current is cycling and still would like to lay behind the rocks. 0.58 Talking about wading shoes 2.10 Sound of motorboat 4.30 More boat sounds 11.58 Nick You see those small green trees? That's an elfin pine or cedar. It's actually a pine tree and it produces large cones that have very large seeds and the bears and people really like to eat those. 12.19 Kirill Everybody, sables, foxes 12.23 Nick Everything eats them 12.57 Nick That's the salmon feeding on the thermograph. On the algae on the thermograph. 13.06 EA So it basically takes one temperature reading a day at the same time. 13.09 Nick No one every hour a day. 13.10 EA One every hour a day. 13.12 Nick Per day for a year 13.16 Nick So this morning on that one we have over 7,000 readings. 13.43 On the boat, moving things around 14.06 Kirill So, now let's check for steelhead, so maybe let's put Nick on the other side and he will try to fish this water from the right river bank. And where from this little gravel bar now it is submerged but this little willow tree is showing that at the _______________ it exists. 14.35 Nick It's a good run for steelhead coming up Sopochnaya. What do we have up there a hawk? 14.40 EA I was trying to figure that out 14.44 Russian speaking 14.55 Kirill So, let's try to catch something. 15.08 Cranking up boat 15.19 The only thing that confused me is that the thermograph showed negative temperature. 16.00 Load sound of motorboat 17.38 Boat shuts off, loud splashing sound 17.47 Right there, start right there. 17.55 Load splashing sound 18.16 MS switches to spaced omnis 18.30 Splashing sounds in the water 19.39 Russian talking about extracting flies from someone's head. 20.01 Splashing sounds in water 22.48 MS talking about equipment 24.51 EA and MS are talking about how weird it is to ¿fish for science¿ 26.38 General ambience of water and boat 29.33 Extremely loud sound of motor 35.10 Mechanical sound 36.03 Walking on gravel 36.47 EA asks Kirill to talk to her 36.52 EA First of all tell me what were you just doing. 36.55 Kirill We are making research and conservation on the steelhead river of western Kamchatka. Sopochnaya is a typical western Kamchatka river, which has the whole biodiversity of salmons. Its known 9 species of salmon fishes and which live in this river and uh, the real diamond in the crown is steelhead because steelhead are rare and endangered fishes in Russia. It's listed into the red data book, it's the same as the list of endangered species in the United States and uh steelhead is an excellent indicator which shows for us the health of the whole ecosystem, in other words, if we have the whole diversity, ____ diversity of steelhead in this river, it means that the ecosystem is in well shape,... (Notes truncated)
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- 19 Feb 2010 - David McCartt
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- 19 Feb 2010 - David McCartt