Quinault FY2020 Quinault River Sockeye Otolith Aging and Thermal Mark Identification

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

Research
Project ID20HR R-7
Recovery Domains -
Start Date01/01/2021
End Date06/30/2024
Year2020
StatusCompleted
Last Edited04/15/2024
 
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Project Benefit    


This project is essential for the Quinault Department of Fisheries to estimate fishery contribution and natural spawning escapement of the Quinault River sockeye supplementation program. The project is critical to developing brood stock goals, rearing strategies and release goals that maximize survival of hatchery-reared sockeye and ensure proper genetic integration with the natural population.

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48486337    


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Location Information

  • Basin: Washington Coastal (171001)
  • Subbasin: Queets-Quinault (17100102)
  • Watershed: Lower Quinault River (1710010205)
  • Subwatershed: Prairie Creek-Quinault River (171001020501)
  • State: Washington
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  • Latitude: 47.459215
  • Longitude: -123.88825

ESU

  • Quinault Lake Sockeye Salmon ESU

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  • E.0 Salmonid Research, Monitoring, and Evaluation (RM&E)Y (Y/N)
    •      . . E.0.a RM&E Funding .00
    •      . . E.0.b
      Complement habitat restoration project
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      Project identified in a plan or watershed assessment.
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      Name Of Cooperating Organizations.
    •      . . E.2 ResearchY (Y/N)
      •      . . . . E.2.a Research Funding
      •      . . . . E.2.b.2 tissue sampling and analysisY (Y/N)
        •      . . . . . . E.2.b.2.a
          Key issues addressed by tissue sampling and analysis research