Wild fish - Fish that have maintained successful natural reproduction with little or no hatchery influence. Wildlife - Animals living in a natural state, unimpeded and undomesticated by humans. Wildlife management - The application of scientific or technical principles to the practice of manipulating wildlife populations, either directly through regulating the numbers, ages, and sex ratios harvested, or indirectly by providing favorable habitat conditions and alleviating limiting factors. Estimates of hydropower-related losses of Information on Salmon and Steelhead Losses in the Columbia “Compilation River and Estimates of Hydropower-Related from the Basin” “Numerical Losses” 1987 Fish and Wildlife Program. http://www.nwcouncil.org/media/115927/AppendixDLosses.pdf Wildlife mitigation priorities, construction and inundation loss assessments, and dam licensing considerations Mitigation priorities Bonneville and wildlife agencies and tribes Ensure that wildlife mitigation projects implemented in fulfillment of this program are consistent with the basinwide implementation priorities described in Tables C-1, C-2 and C-3, below. Table C-1 Wildlife Mitigation Priorities Habitat Types--Target Species Priority Riparian/Riverine High Great Blue Heron High Northern Spotted Owl
Wild fish - Fish that have maintained successful natural reproduction with little or no hatchery influence. Wildlife - Animals living in a natural state, unimpeded and undomesticated by humans. Wildlife management - The application of scientific or technical principles to the practice of manipulating wildlife populations, either directly through regulating the numbers, ages, and sex ratios harvested, or indirectly by providing favorable habitat conditions and alleviating limiting factors. Estimates of hydropower-related losses “Compilation of Information on Salmon and Steelhead Losses in the Columbia River Basin” and “Numerical Estimates of Hydropower-Related Losses” from the 1987 Fish and Wildlife Program. http://www.nwcouncil.org/media/115927/AppendixDLosses.pdf Wildlife mitigation priorities, construction and inundation loss assessments, and dam licensing considerations Mitigation priorities Bonneville and wildlife agencies and tribes Ensure that wildlife mitigation projects implemented in fulfillment of this program are consistent with the basinwide implementation priorities described in Tables C-1, C-2 and C-3, below. Table C-1 Wildlife Mitigation Priorities Habitat Types--Target Species Priority Riparian/Riverine Great Blue Heron High Northern Spotted Owl High
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