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PROJECTNUMBERTITLEPROJECT STATUSSCHEDULE AND MILESTONES90-78System-Wide Significance ofDate Initiated: March 1990FY 1991: Conduct indexing of the significancePredation on Juvenile Salmonidsof predation in the Snake River (Ice Harbor toin Columbia and Snake RiverResults/Conclusions: Indexing of theHell's Canyon Dam).Reservoir - USFWSsignificance of predation was conductedin the Lower Columbia River (BonnevilleFY 1991 and beyond: Continue to assist ODFWProiect Officer: W. Maslento Ice Harbor Dam).in the implementation of the squawfish managementprogram.Qbiectives:1. Index predator consumptionrates of juvenile salmonids inreservoirs throughout ColumbiaRiver Basin.2. Assist ODFW (Project 90-77)to index predator abundance,integrate predator abundanceand consumption indices toestimate system-wide losses ofjuvenile salmonids to predators,and synthesize data to developsystematic approach for implementationof squawfishmanagement and evaluation ofthat program.86-118(TaskOrder 10)Feasibility of Satisfying Date Initiated: September 1990 FY 1990: Initiate project; assemble a multi-Model Assumptions of thedisciplinary team.Burnham and Anderson Fish Results/Conclusions: None at this time.Survival Estimation TechniquesFY 1991: Complete model evaluation; issuereport.Proiect Officer: P. PoeQbiectives:1. Evaluate the practicabilityof applying the Burnham andAnderson model to improveestimates of smolt survival
PROJECTNUMBERTITLEPROJECT STATUSSCHEDULE AND MILESTONES86-118in the Columbia River system.(Task2. Evaluate how the practicalOrder 10problems related to conductingcont.the survival experiments maylimit the ability to satisfythe model assumptions.III. NEW PROJECTSPROJECTNUMBER TITLE PROJECT STATUSSCHEDULE AND MILESTONES91-17 Investigation of Factors New ProjectAffecting Juvenile Wild SpringChinook Migration Above LowerGranite DamProiect Officer: P. PoeObjectives: Determine if thelow detection of PIT-taggedjuvenile spring chinook atLower Granite Dam (LGR) is afunction of the effects ofpoor reservoir conditions,e.g., disease, predation, flow,swimming behavior, smoltcondition, and stage ofdevelopment.1. FY 1991: Literature review and studydesign. Study design contingent upon resultsof literature review.2 . . FY 1992 and beyond: (a) Trap and PIT-tagjuvenile wild spring chinook above LGR.(b) Determine recovery rate of juvenile wildspring chinook at LGR. (c) Determine recoveryrate of adult wild spring chinook to LGR.
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new research projects from the Fish
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1987Proqram4.6.14.14.14.15.14.16.1-
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FY 1991 AIWPThe AIWP continues to f
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TABLE 1FY 1991 'rlORK PLAN PROJECTS
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TABLE 1 (cont.)FY 1991 WORK PLAN PR
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TABLE 2FY 1991 WORK PLAN PROJECTSW
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TABLE 3. ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THE
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FY 1991 FISH AND WILDLIFE PROGRAMAn
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BPA is responsible for developing t
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System Monitoring and EvaluationRes
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FIGURE 2, ORGANIZATION CHART: DIVIS
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negotiation, and management of cont
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2.1WATER BUDGET MEASURES303(a)303(b
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I. COMPLETED PROJECTSNone.II. FY 19
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2.22.2SMOLT MONITORING PROGRAM303(d
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4.24.2 HABITAT AND PASSAGE IMPROVEM
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CONTRACT TERMPROJECT11 21 START REN
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WILDLIFE ACTION ITEMS AND TECHNICAL
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STATUS OFTABLE 5ACTION ITEM 8.1 WIL
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TABLE 6STATUS OF ACTION ITEM 8.2 WI
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8.4 - 8.7a.4a.58.6a.7LIBBY DAM MITI
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IX. APPENDIXLETTERS OF COMMENT ON T
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ADDENDUM TO FY 1991 AIWPREDUCTION L
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