Project 1998-028-00:Trout Creek Watershed Restoration, Contract 81808:1998-028-00 EXP IMPLEMENT TROUT CK WATERSHED REST/ENHANCE
Riparian Habitat; Upland Habitat And Sediment
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| BPA_1998-028-00_81808 | | - | | 04/01/2019 | | 03/31/2020 | | Completed | | 11/10/2021 | | |
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Description
Project 1998-028-00:
https://www.cbfish.org/Project.mvc/Display/1998-028-00
The focus of these efforts is on the development of a long-range action plan for the Trout Creek Watershed and the implementation of those actions that will improve fish and wildlife resources in the basin. This project is located in portions of Wasco, Jefferson and Crook Counties, Oregon, that lie east of the Deschutes River, and generally north of Madras, south of Shaniko, and east of Mitchell, Oregon. The latitude and longitude of Trout Creek at its confluence with the Deschutes River is; 44 degrees, 49 minutes and 18 seconds, North and 121 degrees 05 minutes and 13 seconds, West. The latitude and longitude of the headwater area of Trout Creek is; 44 degrees, 30 minutes and 22 seconds North and 120 degrees, 33 minutes and 42 seconds West.
This project satisfies the goals listed in the Deschutes River Sub-basin Summary (Nelson, 2001), that portion of the draft Deschutes Subbasin Plan (2004) that addresses Trout Creek, and the Trout Creek Watershed Assessment (2003), and addresses four essential elements of the Oregon Plan for Salmon and Watersheds (Oregon Plan for Salmon and Watersheds, 1999): 1) Coordinated agency programs, 2) Community based actions, 3) Monitoring and Evaluation, and 4) Corrective changes (adaptive management and regulations). This project also satisfies the objectives of Reasonable and Prudent Alternatives 150 and 153 of the 2000 FCRPS Biological Opinion calling for protection of riparian buffers by protecting high quality habitat and by leveraging the agricultural incentive programs.
The assessment follows the guidelines set in the Oregon Watershed Assessment Manual (Watershed Professionals Network, 1999). Key components that assessment is: 1) Historical conditions, 2) Channel habitat type classification, 3) Hydrology and water use, 4) Riparian and wetland conditions, 5) Sediment sources, 6) Channel modification, 7) Water quality, and 8)
Contract 81808:
https://www.cbfish.org/Contract.mvc/Summary/81808
Worksites
BPA - BPA_1998-028-00_81808-ws-138763: G: 47. Plant Vegetation
- Worksite Identifier: BPA - BPA_1998-028-00_81808-ws-138763: G: 47. Plant Vegetation
- Start Date: 04/01/2019
- End Date: 03/31/2020
Area Description
Trout Creek Vegetation Improvement - Riparian, Entire Trout Creek Watershed
Additional Detail
Work Statement Element 139387:
https://www.cbfish.org/WorkStatementElement.mvc/Summary/139387
Plant native trees and shrubs by hand and native seed in designated riparian exclosures throughout the Trout Creek Watershed. Planting sites will be areas with low existing plant densities and will be planted in clumps with an overall density of 300-500 plants per acre. Tree planting will occur in sites previously surveyed for cultural resources. Areas that have been freshly scoured with recent high water events may be re-seeded with native seed mix. Areas that have been treated for noxious weeds will be a priority for this work element.
Location Information
- Basin:
- Subbasin:
- Watershed:
- Subwatershed:
- State:
- Recovery Domain:
- Latitude: 44.769579
- Longitude: -120.881142
ESU
No ESU data was found for this worksite.
Map
Photos
Metrics
Metrics
- C.0
Salmonid Habitat Restoration and AcquisitionY (Y/N)
- . . C.5
Riparian Habitat ProjectY (Y/N)
- . . . . C.5.a
Riparian Habitat Funding 493.00
- . . . . C.5.c.1
Riparian plantingY (Y/N)
- . . . . . . C.5.c.3
Acres planted in riparian .0
BPA - BPA_1998-028-00_81808-ws-569702: F: 198. Maintain Vegetation
- Worksite Identifier: BPA - BPA_1998-028-00_81808-ws-569702: F: 198. Maintain Vegetation
- Start Date: 04/01/2019
- End Date: 03/31/2020
Area Description
Trout Creek Noxious Weed Program, From Shapefile Import on 4/9/2020 by Adam Haarberg WSID_102375
Additional Detail
Work Statement Element 139386:
https://www.cbfish.org/WorkStatementElement.mvc/Summary/139386
Continue the noxious weed program for the Trout Creek Watershed for the 9th year, the seventh in conjunction with the Jefferson Co. Public Works and local licensed applicators, and now the 1st with the newly formed Jefferson County Weed Advisory Committee (JCWAC). Collaborate with Public Works and JCWAC to provide them with herbicide to be used in the Trout Creek Watershed on "A" list weeds. The County will disperse herbicide to approved landowners and also apply the chemical as well. Coordinate with local licensed applicators that are spraying on private property in the Trout Creek Watershed to potentially provide herbicide for "A" list species. The SWCD will continue to apply chemical to known weed patches throughout the watershed. The program will attempt to control noxious weed species that are found on the county's "A" list. These include Scotch Thistle, Spotted Knapweed and Yellow Starthistle. We will continue to monitor areas with known biological control on certain weed patches to determine if more biological control is necessary or if herbicide will need to be used. We will also continue to inventory weed patches that would be good candidates for biological releases. Potential sites for Linarus minutus releases on Diffuse and Spotted Knapweed patches in forested areas will be further examined and identified. Mechanical measures will be used also to control noxious weeds. This will include chopping hand tools, pulling by hand, and kicking with boot to remove roots from soil. The SWCD will ensure the proper reporting from the SWCD and the County in order to provide accurate accounting of herbicide use to EC. It is important to note the effects of controlling noxious weeds in the watershed. Killing noxious weeds allows the native vegetation to utilize the available nutrients and water found on site. This enables them to thrive and continue to provide cover and prevent soil erosion, both major factors in improving the habitat for summer steelhead in the Trout Creek Watershed. All herbicides and adjuvants will be applied in accordance with HIP conservation measures.
Location Information
- Basin:
- Subbasin:
- Watershed:
- Subwatershed:
- State:
- Recovery Domain:
- Latitude: 44.7217860986283
- Longitude: -120.749773642405
ESU
No ESU data was found for this worksite.
Map
Photos
Metrics
Metrics
- C.0
Salmonid Habitat Restoration and AcquisitionY (Y/N)
BPA - BPA_1998-028-00_81808-ws-569708: F: 198. Maintain Vegetation
- Worksite Identifier: BPA - BPA_1998-028-00_81808-ws-569708: F: 198. Maintain Vegetation
- Start Date: 04/01/2019
- End Date: 03/31/2020
Area Description
Trout Creek Noxious Weed Program, From Shapefile Import on 4/9/2020 by Adam Haarberg WSID_102381
Additional Detail
Work Statement Element 139386:
https://www.cbfish.org/WorkStatementElement.mvc/Summary/139386
Continue the noxious weed program for the Trout Creek Watershed for the 9th year, the seventh in conjunction with the Jefferson Co. Public Works and local licensed applicators, and now the 1st with the newly formed Jefferson County Weed Advisory Committee (JCWAC). Collaborate with Public Works and JCWAC to provide them with herbicide to be used in the Trout Creek Watershed on "A" list weeds. The County will disperse herbicide to approved landowners and also apply the chemical as well. Coordinate with local licensed applicators that are spraying on private property in the Trout Creek Watershed to potentially provide herbicide for "A" list species. The SWCD will continue to apply chemical to known weed patches throughout the watershed. The program will attempt to control noxious weed species that are found on the county's "A" list. These include Scotch Thistle, Spotted Knapweed and Yellow Starthistle. We will continue to monitor areas with known biological control on certain weed patches to determine if more biological control is necessary or if herbicide will need to be used. We will also continue to inventory weed patches that would be good candidates for biological releases. Potential sites for Linarus minutus releases on Diffuse and Spotted Knapweed patches in forested areas will be further examined and identified. Mechanical measures will be used also to control noxious weeds. This will include chopping hand tools, pulling by hand, and kicking with boot to remove roots from soil. The SWCD will ensure the proper reporting from the SWCD and the County in order to provide accurate accounting of herbicide use to EC. It is important to note the effects of controlling noxious weeds in the watershed. Killing noxious weeds allows the native vegetation to utilize the available nutrients and water found on site. This enables them to thrive and continue to provide cover and prevent soil erosion, both major factors in improving the habitat for summer steelhead in the Trout Creek Watershed. All herbicides and adjuvants will be applied in accordance with HIP conservation measures.
Location Information
- Basin:
- Subbasin:
- Watershed:
- Subwatershed:
- State:
- Recovery Domain:
- Latitude: 44.7744767071735
- Longitude: -120.81952524189
ESU
No ESU data was found for this worksite.
Map
Photos
Metrics
Metrics
- C.0
Salmonid Habitat Restoration and AcquisitionY (Y/N)
BPA - BPA_1998-028-00_81808-ws-569698: F: 198. Maintain Vegetation
- Worksite Identifier: BPA - BPA_1998-028-00_81808-ws-569698: F: 198. Maintain Vegetation
- Start Date: 04/01/2019
- End Date: 03/31/2020
Area Description
Trout Creek Noxious Weed Program, From Shapefile Import on 4/9/2020 by Adam Haarberg WSID_102371
Additional Detail
Work Statement Element 139386:
https://www.cbfish.org/WorkStatementElement.mvc/Summary/139386
Continue the noxious weed program for the Trout Creek Watershed for the 9th year, the seventh in conjunction with the Jefferson Co. Public Works and local licensed applicators, and now the 1st with the newly formed Jefferson County Weed Advisory Committee (JCWAC). Collaborate with Public Works and JCWAC to provide them with herbicide to be used in the Trout Creek Watershed on "A" list weeds. The County will disperse herbicide to approved landowners and also apply the chemical as well. Coordinate with local licensed applicators that are spraying on private property in the Trout Creek Watershed to potentially provide herbicide for "A" list species. The SWCD will continue to apply chemical to known weed patches throughout the watershed. The program will attempt to control noxious weed species that are found on the county's "A" list. These include Scotch Thistle, Spotted Knapweed and Yellow Starthistle. We will continue to monitor areas with known biological control on certain weed patches to determine if more biological control is necessary or if herbicide will need to be used. We will also continue to inventory weed patches that would be good candidates for biological releases. Potential sites for Linarus minutus releases on Diffuse and Spotted Knapweed patches in forested areas will be further examined and identified. Mechanical measures will be used also to control noxious weeds. This will include chopping hand tools, pulling by hand, and kicking with boot to remove roots from soil. The SWCD will ensure the proper reporting from the SWCD and the County in order to provide accurate accounting of herbicide use to EC. It is important to note the effects of controlling noxious weeds in the watershed. Killing noxious weeds allows the native vegetation to utilize the available nutrients and water found on site. This enables them to thrive and continue to provide cover and prevent soil erosion, both major factors in improving the habitat for summer steelhead in the Trout Creek Watershed. All herbicides and adjuvants will be applied in accordance with HIP conservation measures.
Location Information
- Basin:
- Subbasin:
- Watershed:
- Subwatershed:
- State:
- Recovery Domain:
- Latitude: 44.8194028834812
- Longitude: -120.86944703873
ESU
No ESU data was found for this worksite.
Map
Photos
Metrics
Metrics
- C.0
Salmonid Habitat Restoration and AcquisitionY (Y/N)
- . . C.5
Riparian Habitat ProjectY (Y/N)
- . . . . C.5.a
Riparian Habitat Funding 1,233.25
- . . . . C.5.h.1
Riparian plant removal/controlY (Y/N)
- . . . . . . C.5.h.3
Acres of riparian treated for plant removal/control 2.0
- . . . . . . C.5.h.4
Miles of streambank treated for riparian plant removal/control 20.00
- . . C.6
Upland Habitat And Sediment ProjectY (Y/N)
- . . . . C.6.a
Upland Habitat / Sediment Funding 1,233.25
- . . . . C.6.h.1
Upland vegetation managementY (Y/N)
- . . . . . . C.6.h.3
Acres treated for upland vegetation management 459.0
BPA - BPA_1998-028-00_81808-ws-569705: F: 198. Maintain Vegetation
- Worksite Identifier: BPA - BPA_1998-028-00_81808-ws-569705: F: 198. Maintain Vegetation
- Start Date: 04/01/2019
- End Date: 03/31/2020
Area Description
Trout Creek Noxious Weed Program, From Shapefile Import on 4/9/2020 by Adam Haarberg WSID_102378
Additional Detail
Work Statement Element 139386:
https://www.cbfish.org/WorkStatementElement.mvc/Summary/139386
Continue the noxious weed program for the Trout Creek Watershed for the 9th year, the seventh in conjunction with the Jefferson Co. Public Works and local licensed applicators, and now the 1st with the newly formed Jefferson County Weed Advisory Committee (JCWAC). Collaborate with Public Works and JCWAC to provide them with herbicide to be used in the Trout Creek Watershed on "A" list weeds. The County will disperse herbicide to approved landowners and also apply the chemical as well. Coordinate with local licensed applicators that are spraying on private property in the Trout Creek Watershed to potentially provide herbicide for "A" list species. The SWCD will continue to apply chemical to known weed patches throughout the watershed. The program will attempt to control noxious weed species that are found on the county's "A" list. These include Scotch Thistle, Spotted Knapweed and Yellow Starthistle. We will continue to monitor areas with known biological control on certain weed patches to determine if more biological control is necessary or if herbicide will need to be used. We will also continue to inventory weed patches that would be good candidates for biological releases. Potential sites for Linarus minutus releases on Diffuse and Spotted Knapweed patches in forested areas will be further examined and identified. Mechanical measures will be used also to control noxious weeds. This will include chopping hand tools, pulling by hand, and kicking with boot to remove roots from soil. The SWCD will ensure the proper reporting from the SWCD and the County in order to provide accurate accounting of herbicide use to EC. It is important to note the effects of controlling noxious weeds in the watershed. Killing noxious weeds allows the native vegetation to utilize the available nutrients and water found on site. This enables them to thrive and continue to provide cover and prevent soil erosion, both major factors in improving the habitat for summer steelhead in the Trout Creek Watershed. All herbicides and adjuvants will be applied in accordance with HIP conservation measures.
Location Information
- Basin:
- Subbasin:
- Watershed:
- Subwatershed:
- State:
- Recovery Domain:
- Latitude: 44.6974011147353
- Longitude: -120.735278516408
ESU
No ESU data was found for this worksite.
Map
Photos
Metrics
Metrics
- C.0
Salmonid Habitat Restoration and AcquisitionY (Y/N)
BPA - BPA_1998-028-00_81808-ws-569709: F: 198. Maintain Vegetation
- Worksite Identifier: BPA - BPA_1998-028-00_81808-ws-569709: F: 198. Maintain Vegetation
- Start Date: 04/01/2019
- End Date: 03/31/2020
Area Description
Trout Creek Noxious Weed Program, From Shapefile Import on 4/9/2020 by Adam Haarberg WSID_102382
Additional Detail
Work Statement Element 139386:
https://www.cbfish.org/WorkStatementElement.mvc/Summary/139386
Continue the noxious weed program for the Trout Creek Watershed for the 9th year, the seventh in conjunction with the Jefferson Co. Public Works and local licensed applicators, and now the 1st with the newly formed Jefferson County Weed Advisory Committee (JCWAC). Collaborate with Public Works and JCWAC to provide them with herbicide to be used in the Trout Creek Watershed on "A" list weeds. The County will disperse herbicide to approved landowners and also apply the chemical as well. Coordinate with local licensed applicators that are spraying on private property in the Trout Creek Watershed to potentially provide herbicide for "A" list species. The SWCD will continue to apply chemical to known weed patches throughout the watershed. The program will attempt to control noxious weed species that are found on the county's "A" list. These include Scotch Thistle, Spotted Knapweed and Yellow Starthistle. We will continue to monitor areas with known biological control on certain weed patches to determine if more biological control is necessary or if herbicide will need to be used. We will also continue to inventory weed patches that would be good candidates for biological releases. Potential sites for Linarus minutus releases on Diffuse and Spotted Knapweed patches in forested areas will be further examined and identified. Mechanical measures will be used also to control noxious weeds. This will include chopping hand tools, pulling by hand, and kicking with boot to remove roots from soil. The SWCD will ensure the proper reporting from the SWCD and the County in order to provide accurate accounting of herbicide use to EC. It is important to note the effects of controlling noxious weeds in the watershed. Killing noxious weeds allows the native vegetation to utilize the available nutrients and water found on site. This enables them to thrive and continue to provide cover and prevent soil erosion, both major factors in improving the habitat for summer steelhead in the Trout Creek Watershed. All herbicides and adjuvants will be applied in accordance with HIP conservation measures.
Location Information
- Basin:
- Subbasin:
- Watershed:
- Subwatershed:
- State:
- Recovery Domain:
- Latitude: 44.789675717546
- Longitude: -120.795227319209
ESU
No ESU data was found for this worksite.
Map
Photos
Metrics
Metrics
- C.0
Salmonid Habitat Restoration and AcquisitionY (Y/N)
BPA - BPA_1998-028-00_81808-ws-569711: F: 198. Maintain Vegetation
- Worksite Identifier: BPA - BPA_1998-028-00_81808-ws-569711: F: 198. Maintain Vegetation
- Start Date: 04/01/2019
- End Date: 03/31/2020
Area Description
Trout Creek Noxious Weed Program, From Shapefile Import on 4/9/2020 by Adam Haarberg WSID_102384
Additional Detail
Work Statement Element 139386:
https://www.cbfish.org/WorkStatementElement.mvc/Summary/139386
Continue the noxious weed program for the Trout Creek Watershed for the 9th year, the seventh in conjunction with the Jefferson Co. Public Works and local licensed applicators, and now the 1st with the newly formed Jefferson County Weed Advisory Committee (JCWAC). Collaborate with Public Works and JCWAC to provide them with herbicide to be used in the Trout Creek Watershed on "A" list weeds. The County will disperse herbicide to approved landowners and also apply the chemical as well. Coordinate with local licensed applicators that are spraying on private property in the Trout Creek Watershed to potentially provide herbicide for "A" list species. The SWCD will continue to apply chemical to known weed patches throughout the watershed. The program will attempt to control noxious weed species that are found on the county's "A" list. These include Scotch Thistle, Spotted Knapweed and Yellow Starthistle. We will continue to monitor areas with known biological control on certain weed patches to determine if more biological control is necessary or if herbicide will need to be used. We will also continue to inventory weed patches that would be good candidates for biological releases. Potential sites for Linarus minutus releases on Diffuse and Spotted Knapweed patches in forested areas will be further examined and identified. Mechanical measures will be used also to control noxious weeds. This will include chopping hand tools, pulling by hand, and kicking with boot to remove roots from soil. The SWCD will ensure the proper reporting from the SWCD and the County in order to provide accurate accounting of herbicide use to EC. It is important to note the effects of controlling noxious weeds in the watershed. Killing noxious weeds allows the native vegetation to utilize the available nutrients and water found on site. This enables them to thrive and continue to provide cover and prevent soil erosion, both major factors in improving the habitat for summer steelhead in the Trout Creek Watershed. All herbicides and adjuvants will be applied in accordance with HIP conservation measures.
Location Information
- Basin:
- Subbasin:
- Watershed:
- Subwatershed:
- State:
- Recovery Domain:
- Latitude: 44.7736135776051
- Longitude: -120.772004441769
ESU
No ESU data was found for this worksite.
Map
Photos
Metrics
Metrics
- C.0
Salmonid Habitat Restoration and AcquisitionY (Y/N)
BPA - BPA_1998-028-00_81808-ws-569704: F: 198. Maintain Vegetation
- Worksite Identifier: BPA - BPA_1998-028-00_81808-ws-569704: F: 198. Maintain Vegetation
- Start Date: 04/01/2019
- End Date: 03/31/2020
Area Description
Trout Creek Noxious Weed Program, From Shapefile Import on 4/9/2020 by Adam Haarberg WSID_102377
Additional Detail
Work Statement Element 139386:
https://www.cbfish.org/WorkStatementElement.mvc/Summary/139386
Continue the noxious weed program for the Trout Creek Watershed for the 9th year, the seventh in conjunction with the Jefferson Co. Public Works and local licensed applicators, and now the 1st with the newly formed Jefferson County Weed Advisory Committee (JCWAC). Collaborate with Public Works and JCWAC to provide them with herbicide to be used in the Trout Creek Watershed on "A" list weeds. The County will disperse herbicide to approved landowners and also apply the chemical as well. Coordinate with local licensed applicators that are spraying on private property in the Trout Creek Watershed to potentially provide herbicide for "A" list species. The SWCD will continue to apply chemical to known weed patches throughout the watershed. The program will attempt to control noxious weed species that are found on the county's "A" list. These include Scotch Thistle, Spotted Knapweed and Yellow Starthistle. We will continue to monitor areas with known biological control on certain weed patches to determine if more biological control is necessary or if herbicide will need to be used. We will also continue to inventory weed patches that would be good candidates for biological releases. Potential sites for Linarus minutus releases on Diffuse and Spotted Knapweed patches in forested areas will be further examined and identified. Mechanical measures will be used also to control noxious weeds. This will include chopping hand tools, pulling by hand, and kicking with boot to remove roots from soil. The SWCD will ensure the proper reporting from the SWCD and the County in order to provide accurate accounting of herbicide use to EC. It is important to note the effects of controlling noxious weeds in the watershed. Killing noxious weeds allows the native vegetation to utilize the available nutrients and water found on site. This enables them to thrive and continue to provide cover and prevent soil erosion, both major factors in improving the habitat for summer steelhead in the Trout Creek Watershed. All herbicides and adjuvants will be applied in accordance with HIP conservation measures.
Location Information
- Basin:
- Subbasin:
- Watershed:
- Subwatershed:
- State:
- Recovery Domain:
- Latitude: 44.8181975543915
- Longitude: -121.078170489078
ESU
No ESU data was found for this worksite.
Map
Photos
Metrics
Metrics
- C.0
Salmonid Habitat Restoration and AcquisitionY (Y/N)
BPA - BPA_1998-028-00_81808-ws-569710: F: 198. Maintain Vegetation
- Worksite Identifier: BPA - BPA_1998-028-00_81808-ws-569710: F: 198. Maintain Vegetation
- Start Date: 04/01/2019
- End Date: 03/31/2020
Area Description
Trout Creek Noxious Weed Program, From Shapefile Import on 4/9/2020 by Adam Haarberg WSID_102383
Additional Detail
Work Statement Element 139386:
https://www.cbfish.org/WorkStatementElement.mvc/Summary/139386
Continue the noxious weed program for the Trout Creek Watershed for the 9th year, the seventh in conjunction with the Jefferson Co. Public Works and local licensed applicators, and now the 1st with the newly formed Jefferson County Weed Advisory Committee (JCWAC). Collaborate with Public Works and JCWAC to provide them with herbicide to be used in the Trout Creek Watershed on "A" list weeds. The County will disperse herbicide to approved landowners and also apply the chemical as well. Coordinate with local licensed applicators that are spraying on private property in the Trout Creek Watershed to potentially provide herbicide for "A" list species. The SWCD will continue to apply chemical to known weed patches throughout the watershed. The program will attempt to control noxious weed species that are found on the county's "A" list. These include Scotch Thistle, Spotted Knapweed and Yellow Starthistle. We will continue to monitor areas with known biological control on certain weed patches to determine if more biological control is necessary or if herbicide will need to be used. We will also continue to inventory weed patches that would be good candidates for biological releases. Potential sites for Linarus minutus releases on Diffuse and Spotted Knapweed patches in forested areas will be further examined and identified. Mechanical measures will be used also to control noxious weeds. This will include chopping hand tools, pulling by hand, and kicking with boot to remove roots from soil. The SWCD will ensure the proper reporting from the SWCD and the County in order to provide accurate accounting of herbicide use to EC. It is important to note the effects of controlling noxious weeds in the watershed. Killing noxious weeds allows the native vegetation to utilize the available nutrients and water found on site. This enables them to thrive and continue to provide cover and prevent soil erosion, both major factors in improving the habitat for summer steelhead in the Trout Creek Watershed. All herbicides and adjuvants will be applied in accordance with HIP conservation measures.
Location Information
- Basin:
- Subbasin:
- Watershed:
- Subwatershed:
- State:
- Recovery Domain:
- Latitude: 44.7783561829615
- Longitude: -120.766574527446
ESU
No ESU data was found for this worksite.
Map
Photos
Metrics
Metrics
- C.0
Salmonid Habitat Restoration and AcquisitionY (Y/N)
BPA - BPA_1998-028-00_81808-ws-569703: F: 198. Maintain Vegetation
- Worksite Identifier: BPA - BPA_1998-028-00_81808-ws-569703: F: 198. Maintain Vegetation
- Start Date: 04/01/2019
- End Date: 03/31/2020
Area Description
Trout Creek Noxious Weed Program, From Shapefile Import on 4/9/2020 by Adam Haarberg WSID_102376
Additional Detail
Work Statement Element 139386:
https://www.cbfish.org/WorkStatementElement.mvc/Summary/139386
Continue the noxious weed program for the Trout Creek Watershed for the 9th year, the seventh in conjunction with the Jefferson Co. Public Works and local licensed applicators, and now the 1st with the newly formed Jefferson County Weed Advisory Committee (JCWAC). Collaborate with Public Works and JCWAC to provide them with herbicide to be used in the Trout Creek Watershed on "A" list weeds. The County will disperse herbicide to approved landowners and also apply the chemical as well. Coordinate with local licensed applicators that are spraying on private property in the Trout Creek Watershed to potentially provide herbicide for "A" list species. The SWCD will continue to apply chemical to known weed patches throughout the watershed. The program will attempt to control noxious weed species that are found on the county's "A" list. These include Scotch Thistle, Spotted Knapweed and Yellow Starthistle. We will continue to monitor areas with known biological control on certain weed patches to determine if more biological control is necessary or if herbicide will need to be used. We will also continue to inventory weed patches that would be good candidates for biological releases. Potential sites for Linarus minutus releases on Diffuse and Spotted Knapweed patches in forested areas will be further examined and identified. Mechanical measures will be used also to control noxious weeds. This will include chopping hand tools, pulling by hand, and kicking with boot to remove roots from soil. The SWCD will ensure the proper reporting from the SWCD and the County in order to provide accurate accounting of herbicide use to EC. It is important to note the effects of controlling noxious weeds in the watershed. Killing noxious weeds allows the native vegetation to utilize the available nutrients and water found on site. This enables them to thrive and continue to provide cover and prevent soil erosion, both major factors in improving the habitat for summer steelhead in the Trout Creek Watershed. All herbicides and adjuvants will be applied in accordance with HIP conservation measures.
Location Information
- Basin:
- Subbasin:
- Watershed:
- Subwatershed:
- State:
- Recovery Domain:
- Latitude: 44.6389801420454
- Longitude: -120.674851189781
ESU
No ESU data was found for this worksite.
Map
Photos
Metrics
Metrics
- C.0
Salmonid Habitat Restoration and AcquisitionY (Y/N)
BPA - BPA_1998-028-00_81808-ws-138764: H: 47. Plant Vegetation
- Worksite Identifier: BPA - BPA_1998-028-00_81808-ws-138764: H: 47. Plant Vegetation
- Start Date: 04/01/2019
- End Date: 03/30/2020
Area Description
Trout Creek Vegetation Improvement - Upland, Entire Trout Creek Watershed
Additional Detail
Work Statement Element 139388:
https://www.cbfish.org/WorkStatementElement.mvc/Summary/139388
Locate areas with exposed soil or little vegetation and broadcast native seed in those areas within the Trout Creek Watershed. These sites may coincide with sites treated through the Trout Creek Noxious Weed Program. Re-vegetating the disturbed ground will help stabilize the soil and reduce overall erosion and sediment entering the streams/waterways in the watershed. Areas that have been treated for noxious weeds will be a priority for this work element.
Location Information
- Basin:
- Subbasin:
- Watershed:
- Subwatershed:
- State:
- Recovery Domain:
- Latitude: 44.769579
- Longitude: -120.881142
ESU
No ESU data was found for this worksite.
Map
Photos
Metrics
Metrics
- C.0
Salmonid Habitat Restoration and AcquisitionY (Y/N)
- . . C.6
Upland Habitat And Sediment ProjectY (Y/N)
- . . . . C.6.a
Upland Habitat / Sediment Funding 3,753.01
- . . . . C.6.f.1
Planting for erosion and sediment controlY (Y/N)
- . . . . . . C.6.f.3
Acres planted for erosion and sediment control 15.0
BPA - BPA_1998-028-00_81808-ws-569707: F: 198. Maintain Vegetation
- Worksite Identifier: BPA - BPA_1998-028-00_81808-ws-569707: F: 198. Maintain Vegetation
- Start Date: 04/01/2019
- End Date: 03/31/2020
Area Description
Trout Creek Noxious Weed Program, From Shapefile Import on 4/9/2020 by Adam Haarberg WSID_102380
Additional Detail
Work Statement Element 139386:
https://www.cbfish.org/WorkStatementElement.mvc/Summary/139386
Continue the noxious weed program for the Trout Creek Watershed for the 9th year, the seventh in conjunction with the Jefferson Co. Public Works and local licensed applicators, and now the 1st with the newly formed Jefferson County Weed Advisory Committee (JCWAC). Collaborate with Public Works and JCWAC to provide them with herbicide to be used in the Trout Creek Watershed on "A" list weeds. The County will disperse herbicide to approved landowners and also apply the chemical as well. Coordinate with local licensed applicators that are spraying on private property in the Trout Creek Watershed to potentially provide herbicide for "A" list species. The SWCD will continue to apply chemical to known weed patches throughout the watershed. The program will attempt to control noxious weed species that are found on the county's "A" list. These include Scotch Thistle, Spotted Knapweed and Yellow Starthistle. We will continue to monitor areas with known biological control on certain weed patches to determine if more biological control is necessary or if herbicide will need to be used. We will also continue to inventory weed patches that would be good candidates for biological releases. Potential sites for Linarus minutus releases on Diffuse and Spotted Knapweed patches in forested areas will be further examined and identified. Mechanical measures will be used also to control noxious weeds. This will include chopping hand tools, pulling by hand, and kicking with boot to remove roots from soil. The SWCD will ensure the proper reporting from the SWCD and the County in order to provide accurate accounting of herbicide use to EC. It is important to note the effects of controlling noxious weeds in the watershed. Killing noxious weeds allows the native vegetation to utilize the available nutrients and water found on site. This enables them to thrive and continue to provide cover and prevent soil erosion, both major factors in improving the habitat for summer steelhead in the Trout Creek Watershed. All herbicides and adjuvants will be applied in accordance with HIP conservation measures.
Location Information
- Basin:
- Subbasin:
- Watershed:
- Subwatershed:
- State:
- Recovery Domain:
- Latitude: 44.5881594634699
- Longitude: -120.667789700344
ESU
No ESU data was found for this worksite.
Map
Photos
Metrics
Metrics
- C.0
Salmonid Habitat Restoration and AcquisitionY (Y/N)
BPA - BPA_1998-028-00_81808-ws-569699: F: 198. Maintain Vegetation
- Worksite Identifier: BPA - BPA_1998-028-00_81808-ws-569699: F: 198. Maintain Vegetation
- Start Date: 04/01/2019
- End Date: 03/31/2020
Area Description
Trout Creek Noxious Weed Program, From Shapefile Import on 4/9/2020 by Adam Haarberg WSID_102372
Additional Detail
Work Statement Element 139386:
https://www.cbfish.org/WorkStatementElement.mvc/Summary/139386
Continue the noxious weed program for the Trout Creek Watershed for the 9th year, the seventh in conjunction with the Jefferson Co. Public Works and local licensed applicators, and now the 1st with the newly formed Jefferson County Weed Advisory Committee (JCWAC). Collaborate with Public Works and JCWAC to provide them with herbicide to be used in the Trout Creek Watershed on "A" list weeds. The County will disperse herbicide to approved landowners and also apply the chemical as well. Coordinate with local licensed applicators that are spraying on private property in the Trout Creek Watershed to potentially provide herbicide for "A" list species. The SWCD will continue to apply chemical to known weed patches throughout the watershed. The program will attempt to control noxious weed species that are found on the county's "A" list. These include Scotch Thistle, Spotted Knapweed and Yellow Starthistle. We will continue to monitor areas with known biological control on certain weed patches to determine if more biological control is necessary or if herbicide will need to be used. We will also continue to inventory weed patches that would be good candidates for biological releases. Potential sites for Linarus minutus releases on Diffuse and Spotted Knapweed patches in forested areas will be further examined and identified. Mechanical measures will be used also to control noxious weeds. This will include chopping hand tools, pulling by hand, and kicking with boot to remove roots from soil. The SWCD will ensure the proper reporting from the SWCD and the County in order to provide accurate accounting of herbicide use to EC. It is important to note the effects of controlling noxious weeds in the watershed. Killing noxious weeds allows the native vegetation to utilize the available nutrients and water found on site. This enables them to thrive and continue to provide cover and prevent soil erosion, both major factors in improving the habitat for summer steelhead in the Trout Creek Watershed. All herbicides and adjuvants will be applied in accordance with HIP conservation measures.
Location Information
- Basin:
- Subbasin:
- Watershed:
- Subwatershed:
- State:
- Recovery Domain:
- Latitude: 44.9351419542942
- Longitude: -120.870993761358
ESU
No ESU data was found for this worksite.
Map
Photos
Metrics
Metrics
- C.0
Salmonid Habitat Restoration and AcquisitionY (Y/N)
BPA - BPA_1998-028-00_81808-ws-569706: F: 198. Maintain Vegetation
- Worksite Identifier: BPA - BPA_1998-028-00_81808-ws-569706: F: 198. Maintain Vegetation
- Start Date: 04/01/2019
- End Date: 03/31/2020
Area Description
Trout Creek Noxious Weed Program, From Shapefile Import on 4/9/2020 by Adam Haarberg WSID_102379
Additional Detail
Work Statement Element 139386:
https://www.cbfish.org/WorkStatementElement.mvc/Summary/139386
Continue the noxious weed program for the Trout Creek Watershed for the 9th year, the seventh in conjunction with the Jefferson Co. Public Works and local licensed applicators, and now the 1st with the newly formed Jefferson County Weed Advisory Committee (JCWAC). Collaborate with Public Works and JCWAC to provide them with herbicide to be used in the Trout Creek Watershed on "A" list weeds. The County will disperse herbicide to approved landowners and also apply the chemical as well. Coordinate with local licensed applicators that are spraying on private property in the Trout Creek Watershed to potentially provide herbicide for "A" list species. The SWCD will continue to apply chemical to known weed patches throughout the watershed. The program will attempt to control noxious weed species that are found on the county's "A" list. These include Scotch Thistle, Spotted Knapweed and Yellow Starthistle. We will continue to monitor areas with known biological control on certain weed patches to determine if more biological control is necessary or if herbicide will need to be used. We will also continue to inventory weed patches that would be good candidates for biological releases. Potential sites for Linarus minutus releases on Diffuse and Spotted Knapweed patches in forested areas will be further examined and identified. Mechanical measures will be used also to control noxious weeds. This will include chopping hand tools, pulling by hand, and kicking with boot to remove roots from soil. The SWCD will ensure the proper reporting from the SWCD and the County in order to provide accurate accounting of herbicide use to EC. It is important to note the effects of controlling noxious weeds in the watershed. Killing noxious weeds allows the native vegetation to utilize the available nutrients and water found on site. This enables them to thrive and continue to provide cover and prevent soil erosion, both major factors in improving the habitat for summer steelhead in the Trout Creek Watershed. All herbicides and adjuvants will be applied in accordance with HIP conservation measures.
Location Information
- Basin:
- Subbasin:
- Watershed:
- Subwatershed:
- State:
- Recovery Domain:
- Latitude: 44.5768906235979
- Longitude: -120.605383989547
ESU
No ESU data was found for this worksite.
Map
Photos
Metrics
Metrics
- C.0
Salmonid Habitat Restoration and AcquisitionY (Y/N)
BPA - BPA_1998-028-00_81808-ws-569701: F: 198. Maintain Vegetation
- Worksite Identifier: BPA - BPA_1998-028-00_81808-ws-569701: F: 198. Maintain Vegetation
- Start Date: 04/01/2019
- End Date: 03/31/2020
Area Description
Trout Creek Noxious Weed Program, From Shapefile Import on 4/9/2020 by Adam Haarberg WSID_102374
Additional Detail
Work Statement Element 139386:
https://www.cbfish.org/WorkStatementElement.mvc/Summary/139386
Continue the noxious weed program for the Trout Creek Watershed for the 9th year, the seventh in conjunction with the Jefferson Co. Public Works and local licensed applicators, and now the 1st with the newly formed Jefferson County Weed Advisory Committee (JCWAC). Collaborate with Public Works and JCWAC to provide them with herbicide to be used in the Trout Creek Watershed on "A" list weeds. The County will disperse herbicide to approved landowners and also apply the chemical as well. Coordinate with local licensed applicators that are spraying on private property in the Trout Creek Watershed to potentially provide herbicide for "A" list species. The SWCD will continue to apply chemical to known weed patches throughout the watershed. The program will attempt to control noxious weed species that are found on the county's "A" list. These include Scotch Thistle, Spotted Knapweed and Yellow Starthistle. We will continue to monitor areas with known biological control on certain weed patches to determine if more biological control is necessary or if herbicide will need to be used. We will also continue to inventory weed patches that would be good candidates for biological releases. Potential sites for Linarus minutus releases on Diffuse and Spotted Knapweed patches in forested areas will be further examined and identified. Mechanical measures will be used also to control noxious weeds. This will include chopping hand tools, pulling by hand, and kicking with boot to remove roots from soil. The SWCD will ensure the proper reporting from the SWCD and the County in order to provide accurate accounting of herbicide use to EC. It is important to note the effects of controlling noxious weeds in the watershed. Killing noxious weeds allows the native vegetation to utilize the available nutrients and water found on site. This enables them to thrive and continue to provide cover and prevent soil erosion, both major factors in improving the habitat for summer steelhead in the Trout Creek Watershed. All herbicides and adjuvants will be applied in accordance with HIP conservation measures.
Location Information
- Basin:
- Subbasin:
- Watershed:
- Subwatershed:
- State:
- Recovery Domain:
- Latitude: 44.7748721620643
- Longitude: -120.740091715505
ESU
No ESU data was found for this worksite.
Map
Photos
Metrics
Metrics
- C.0
Salmonid Habitat Restoration and AcquisitionY (Y/N)
BPA - BPA_1998-028-00_81808-ws-569700: F: 198. Maintain Vegetation
- Worksite Identifier: BPA - BPA_1998-028-00_81808-ws-569700: F: 198. Maintain Vegetation
- Start Date: 04/01/2019
- End Date: 03/31/2020
Area Description
Trout Creek Noxious Weed Program, From Shapefile Import on 4/9/2020 by Adam Haarberg WSID_102373
Additional Detail
Work Statement Element 139386:
https://www.cbfish.org/WorkStatementElement.mvc/Summary/139386
Continue the noxious weed program for the Trout Creek Watershed for the 9th year, the seventh in conjunction with the Jefferson Co. Public Works and local licensed applicators, and now the 1st with the newly formed Jefferson County Weed Advisory Committee (JCWAC). Collaborate with Public Works and JCWAC to provide them with herbicide to be used in the Trout Creek Watershed on "A" list weeds. The County will disperse herbicide to approved landowners and also apply the chemical as well. Coordinate with local licensed applicators that are spraying on private property in the Trout Creek Watershed to potentially provide herbicide for "A" list species. The SWCD will continue to apply chemical to known weed patches throughout the watershed. The program will attempt to control noxious weed species that are found on the county's "A" list. These include Scotch Thistle, Spotted Knapweed and Yellow Starthistle. We will continue to monitor areas with known biological control on certain weed patches to determine if more biological control is necessary or if herbicide will need to be used. We will also continue to inventory weed patches that would be good candidates for biological releases. Potential sites for Linarus minutus releases on Diffuse and Spotted Knapweed patches in forested areas will be further examined and identified. Mechanical measures will be used also to control noxious weeds. This will include chopping hand tools, pulling by hand, and kicking with boot to remove roots from soil. The SWCD will ensure the proper reporting from the SWCD and the County in order to provide accurate accounting of herbicide use to EC. It is important to note the effects of controlling noxious weeds in the watershed. Killing noxious weeds allows the native vegetation to utilize the available nutrients and water found on site. This enables them to thrive and continue to provide cover and prevent soil erosion, both major factors in improving the habitat for summer steelhead in the Trout Creek Watershed. All herbicides and adjuvants will be applied in accordance with HIP conservation measures.
Location Information
- Basin:
- Subbasin:
- Watershed:
- Subwatershed:
- State:
- Recovery Domain:
- Latitude: 44.9264685474289
- Longitude: -120.851297540384
ESU
No ESU data was found for this worksite.
Map
Photos
Metrics
Metrics
- C.0
Salmonid Habitat Restoration and AcquisitionY (Y/N)
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