The WRIA 35 Instream Habitat WRIA #35 Middle WSU and Middle Assessment evaluated tributary Snake Instream 2009 Snake Watershed streamflows and fish needs. Habitat Assessment Planning Unit Streamflow recommendations and habitat restoration projects. The Middle Snake Watershed Plan identified, prioritized, and developed solutions to water resource management issues within Garfield WRIA #35 Middle 2007 HDR County watersheds. This plan was used Snake Watershed Plan to assess existing conditions and management recommendations for the VSP Work Plan The WRIA 35 Streamflow WRIA #35 Streamflow 2006 HDR and EES Management report provides Management management objectives and instream flow recommendations Salmon Recovery Plans The Snake River Spring/Summer Endangered Species Chinook Salmon and Snake River Steelhead Recovery Plan provide Act (ESA) Recovery National Oceanic recovery goals and strategies, including Plan for Snake River 2016 and Atmospheric site-specific actions for restoring Spring/Summer Administration salmonid populations in the Snake Chinook Salmon and (NOAA) Fisheries basin. This includes strategies to Snake River Steelhead improve habitat and water quality critical to recovery of salmonids. Snake River Salmon Snake River Salmon The 3-Year Work Plan identifies Recovery Region Recovery Board priority restoration reaches and 2012 Work Plan actions from Snake River Plan Snake River Salmon Snake River Salmon A coordinated effort for recovery Recovery Plan 2011 Recovery Board strategies and actions to restore ESA listed fish habitat in SE Washington. Pataha Creek Subbasin 2004 Pomeroy CD BPA Plan to provide a healthy Plan ecosystem and recovery of fish and wildlife species Lower Snake 2004 Pomeroy CD BPA Plan to provide a healthy Mainstem Subbasin ecosystem and recovery of fish and wildlife species Plan Existing Conservation Programs As described in the Garfield County Work Plan, VSP provides a voluntary framework for critical area protection and enhancement actions. Agriculture producers are key and participation is vital for protection and restoration of critical areas while maintaining and
WRIA #35 Middle Snake Instream Habitat Assessment 2009 WSU and Middle Snake Watershed Planning Unit The WRIA 35 Instream Habitat Assessment evaluated tributary streamflows and fish needs. Streamflow recommendations and habitat restoration projects. WRIA #35 Middle Snake Watershed Plan 2007 HDR The Middle Snake Watershed Plan identified, prioritized, and developed solutions to water resource management issues within Garfield County watersheds. This plan was used to assess existing conditions and management recommendations for the VSP Work Plan WRIA #35 Streamflow Management 2006 HDR and EES The WRIA 35 Streamflow Management report provides management objectives and instream flow recommendations Salmon Recovery Plans Endangered Species Act (ESA) Recovery Plan for Snake River Spring/Summer Chinook Salmon and Snake River Steelhead 2016 National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Fisheries The Snake River Spring/Summer Chinook Salmon and Snake River Steelhead Recovery Plan provide recovery goals and strategies, including site-specific actions for restoring salmonid populations in the Snake basin. This includes strategies to improve habitat and water quality critical to recovery of salmonids. Snake River Salmon Recovery Region Work Plan 2012 Snake River Salmon Recovery Board The 3-Year Work Plan identifies priority restoration reaches and actions from Snake River Plan Snake River Salmon Recovery Plan 2011 Snake River Salmon Recovery Board A coordinated effort for recovery strategies and actions to restore ESA listed fish habitat in SE Washington. Pataha Creek Subbasin Plan 2004 Pomeroy CD BPA Plan to provide a healthy ecosystem and recovery of fish and wildlife species Lower Snake Mainstem Subbasin Plan 2004 Pomeroy CD BPA Plan to provide a healthy ecosystem and recovery of fish and wildlife species Existing Conservation Programs As described in the Garfield County Work Plan, VSP provides a voluntary framework for critical area protection and enhancement actions. Agriculture producers are key and participation is vital for protection and restoration of critical areas while maintaining and
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