Recovery Plans
Listed Species |
Listing Date |
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Lower Columbia River Steelhead |
Threatened status effective May 18, 1998 |
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Lower Columbia River Chinook Salmon |
Threatened status effective May 24, 1999 |
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Columbia River Chum Salmon |
Threatened status effective May 24, 1999 |
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Lower Columbia River Coho Salmon |
Threatened status effective June 28, 2005 |
- Washington Lower Columbia Salmon Recovery and Fish & Wildlife Subbasin Plan: Volume I, Regional Chapters
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- Recovery Plan Overview
- Chapter 1 - Introduction
- Chapter 2 - Listed Species
- Chapter 3 - Limiting Factors
- Chapter 4 - Goals and Criteria
- Chapter 5 - Regional Strategies and Measures
- Chapter 6 - Species Strategies and Benchmarks
- Chapter 7 - Subbasins
- Chapter 8 - Other Species
- Chapter 9 - Monitoring
- Chapter 10 - Implementation
- Chapter 11 - Costs
- Chapter 12 - References
- Washington Lower Columbia Salmon Recovery and Fish & Wildlife Subbasin Plan: Volume 2, Subbasin Chapters
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- Chapter A - Columbia River Mainstem and Estuary
- Chapter B - Estuary Tributaries
- Chapter C - Grays
- Chapter D - Elochoman and Skamokawa
- Chapter E - Mill, Abernathy, and Germany
- Chapter F - Upper Cowlitz, Cispus and Tilton
- Chapter G - Lower Cowlitz
- Chapter H - Coweeman
- Chapter I - Toutle
- Chapter J - Kalama
- Chapter K - North Fork Lewis
- Chapter L - East Fork Lewis
- Chapter M - Salmon
- Chapter N - Washougal
- Chapter O - Lower Gorge Tributaries
- Chapter P - Wind
- Chapter Q - Little White Salmon
- Chapter R - Upper Gorge Tributaries
- Washington Lower Columbia Salmon Recovery and Fish & Wildlife Subbasin Plan: Volume 3, Appendices and Technical Framework
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- Appendix A - Focal Fish
- Appendix B - Other Species
- Appendix C - Regional Program Directory
- Appendix D - Economic Framework
- Appendix E, Chapter 1 - Population Rankings
- Appendix E, Chapter 2 - Run Reconstruction
- Appendix E, Chapter 3 - Coho Capacity
- Appendix E, Chapter 4 - Integrated Watershed Analysis Methods
- Appendix E, Chapter 5 - Integrated Watershed Analysis Results
- Appendix E, Chapter 6 - Ecosystem Diagnosis and Treatment Application
- Appendix E, Chapter 7 - Ecosystem Diagnosis and Treatment Documentation
- Appendix E, Chapter 8 - Anadromous Fish Barriers
- Appendix E, Chapter 9 - Ecosystem Diagnosis and Treatment Comparisons
- Appendix E, Chapter 10 - Factors Assessment
- Appendix E, Chapter 11 - Scenario Development Process
- Appendix E, Chapter 12 - Estimate of Salmon Recovery Targets Using Population Viability Analysis
- Appendix E, Chapter 13 - Fishery Risk Assessment for Columbia River Coho Based on Population Viability Analysis
- Appendix E, Chapter 14 - Risk Analysis of All-H Recovery Strategies for Tule Fall Chinook
- Recovery Plans and Monitoring Guidance
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The Research, Monitoring & Evaluation Program for Lower Columbia Salmon & Steelhead was developed to identifies key information to assess watershed and salmon recovery in the lower Columbia River region across All-H impact reduction efforts.
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National Marine Fisheries Service’s Endangered Species Act recovery plan for the four ESA-listed lower Columbia River salmon species and one Middle Columbia River steelhead species in the White Salmon River.
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National Marine Fisheries Service’s Endangered Species Act recovery plan for the four ESA-listed salmon and steelhead species in the Oregon and Washington State lower Columbia River regions. This domain plan includes information from the lower Columbia River subbasin planning effort for salmon and steelhead in Washington State tributaries.
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National Marine Fisheries Service’s Columbia River Estuary module incorporates information from recovery planning efforts for Columbia River basin salmon and steelhead and identifies estuary recovery actions.
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