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Ecology Publications & Forms |
| Title | Columbia River Instream Atlas |
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Columbia River Instream Atlas (Number of pages: 453) (Publication Size: 16990KB)
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| Author(s) | WDFW | ||||
| Description | The “Columbia River Instream Atlas" identifies where fish may be struggling and why and where Ecology might have the most success with Instream flow investments. Three important factors aid in making streamflow enhancement decisions: habitat, streamflows, and the amount of fish in a stream. The Atlas scores each of the three factors for portions of streams, called reaches, located in eight of the most "fish critical" watersheds in eastern Washington (WRIAs in the Walla Walla, Middle Snake, Yakima, Methow, Wenatchee, and Okangogan basins). The scores allow Ecology to tailor projects to make needed improvements and maximize returns. | ||||
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| Contact | Tim Hill at 509-454-4241 | ||||
| Keywords | Instream benefits, legislative report, Columbia River, fish, water resources | ||||
| RELATED PUBLICATIONS | Title:
2011 Columbia River Basin Long-Term Water Supply and Demand Forecast Technical Report - 2011 Columbia River Basin Long-Term Water Supply and Demand Forecast |
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