Habitat and Fish Management Biologists - North Coast - RME

Salmonid Research, Monitoring, and Evaluation (RM&E)

Project ID	ODFW004g
Recovery Domains	Oregon Coast
Start Date	07/01/2003
End Date	06/30/2005
Year	2003
Status	Completed
Last Edited	01/26/2024

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Description

ODFW biologists collected and analyzed trap data to assess health of wild winter steelhead populations in the Siletz and Alsea, and provide information on hatchery programs and levels of hatchery fish spawning in natural areas. Spawning surveys, harvest data, habitat condition, and other information was reviewed to ensure healthy fish populations in the mid-coast.

Project Benefit

Recovery Domain: Oregon Coast. Work being done: Worksite 435
E.0 Salmonid Research, Monitoring, And Evaluation (RM&E): Proposed and Actual
E.1 Monitoring: Proposed and Actual

Source

Funds

PCSRF

$80,901

Report Total:

$80,901

Worksites

435

Worksite Identifier: 435
Start Date:
End Date:

Area Description

No Area Description data was found for this worksite.

Location Information

Basin: Northern Oregon Coastal (171002)
Subbasin: Siletz-Yaquina
Watershed:
Subwatershed:

State: Oregon
Recovery Domain: Oregon Coast
Latitude: 44.9385653644873
Longitude: -123.710697345031

ESU

Oregon Coast Chinook Salmon ESU
Oregon Coast Coho Salmon ESU
Pacific Coast Chum Salmon ESU
Oregon Coast Steelhead DPS

Map

Photos

Metrics

E.0 Salmonid Research, Monitoring, and Evaluation (RM&E)Y (Y/N)

. . E.0.a RM&E Funding 80,901.00
. . E.0.b
Complement habitat restoration project

None
. . E.0.c
Project identified in a plan or watershed assessment.

Oregon Plan for Salmon and Watersheds
. . E.0.d.1 Number of Cooperating Organizations 0
. . E.0.d.2
Name Of Cooperating Organizations.

not applicable

. . E.1 MonitoringY (Y/N)

. . . . E.1.a Monitoring funding 80,901.00

. . . . E.1.c.1 Adult salmonid population monitoringY (Y/N)

. . . . E.1.d
Name Of Comprehensive Monitoring Strategy/Program

Oregon Plan for Salmon and Watersheds

. . . . E.1.e

Description of monitoring
Trap data is used to assess health of wild winter steelhead populations in the Siletz and Alsea, and provides info on hatchery programs and levels of hatchery fish spawning in natural areas. Review of spawning surveys, harvest data, habitat condition, and other information used to ensure healthy fish populations in the mid-coast. Fish passage is reviewed annually for 20 sites, 40 miles.