Authors: L.A. Helfrich, Extension specialist and professor, Virginia Tech; D.L. Weigmann, director, Office of Science and Technology, State of Nevada; R.J. Neves, leader, Virginia Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit
Publication Number 420-141, posted December 1998
 Wood ducks and other waterfoul use streams for nesting and brooding, as well as travel routes during spring and fall migrations. | 
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| Small coldwater streams provide ideal sportfish habitat, producing trophy trout such as the "lunker" brown trout harvested here. |
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Return to the How Much Is Your Stream Worth? section of the Introduction.