Columbia River basin fish and wildlife program

adopted pursuant to Section 4(h) of the Pacific Northwest Electric Power Planning and Conservation Act of 1980 (P.L. 96-501)

by Northwest Power Planning Council (U.S.)

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Published 1982 by Northwest Power Planning Council in Portland, Or .
Written in English

Subjects:

• Fishery management -- Northwest, Pacific.,
• Wildlife management -- Northwest, Pacific.

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The Physical Object
Pagination	104 p. in various pagings :
Number of Pages	104
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL14511463M

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Columbia River Basin Fish and Wildlife Program (U.S.) a Review of the council's draft Columbia River Basin research plan |h [electronic resource]. 1 |i Title on pt. 1 PDF title screen: |a Review of the draft Columbia River Basin research plan |a Nov. version. |a [Portland, Or. Columbia River, largest river flowing into the Pacific Ocean from North America. The Columbia is one of the world’s greatest sources of hydroelectric power and, with its tributaries, represents a third of the potential hydropower of the United States. It is 1, miles (2, km) long.

"The Columbia River Basin Fish and Wildlife Program is the largest regional effort to recover and protect fish and wildlife in the nation," the site's message from the Council states. "Funded by the federal Bonneville Power Administration under authority of the Northwest Power Act, the program mitigates the impacts of hydropower dams on. Some studies have noted increased cancer risks in certain populations, such as Native Americans, that consume high amounts of Columbia River basin fish (Columbia Basin Bulletin, ). Groundwater samples taken from the Columbia Basin Project exhibit elevated nitrate concentrations, which vary .   "The Columbia River Basin Fish and Wildlife Program is the largest regional effort to recover and protect fish and wildlife in the nation," the site's message from the Council states. "Funded by the federal Bonneville Power Administration under authority of the Northwest Power Act, the program mitigates the impacts of hydropower dams on.

“Implementing the Parity Promise: An Evaluation of the Columbia Basin Fish and Wildlife Program,” 14 Environmental Law (). “Beyond Mitigation—Restoring Federally Damaged Salmon Runs Under the Columbia Basin Fish and Wildlife Program,” 14 Environmental Law Reporter (Environmental Law Institute) () (earlier version. The Official Site of ODFW. Wildlife art competitions announced. Artists are invited to compete in one or all three of ODFW’s stamp art competitions with the winning artist in each contest receiving $2, Contests are for the Habitat Conservation, Upland Game Bird, and Waterfowl Stamps. Winning artwork is used to produce. Combining Migration History, River Conditions, and Fish Condition to Examine Cross-Life-Stage Effects on Marine Survival in Chinook Salmon. Transactions of .