Operational Plan for the Restoration of Diadromous Fishes to the ...

Participate in international management
and assessment efforts such as the
North Atlantic Salmon Conservation
Organization and the International
Council for the Exploration of the Seas.
28.2
Develop research priorities at regional
and international levels.
Annual DMR
based
organization
DMR IF&W
$73,500
28.3
$0
Support ongoing research at regional Annual DMR IF&W
28.4 and international levels.
$44,000
Work closely with the Atlantic salmon Annual DMR IF&W
28.5 Action Teams.
$131,000
Work with academic institutions to study
the economic impacts of restoration of
Annual DMR SPO
29.1 diadromous fish.
$44,000
Examine appropriate case studies and
fisheries research, particularly with
emphasis on the human dimension that
can provide guidance for ecosystem-
Annual DMR SPO
29.2 based management.
$44,000
Work to understand community interest Annual DMR SPO
29.3 in the river.
$44,000
Monitor and evaluate socio-cultural and
economic interactions that contribute to
and that occur as a result of ecosystem
Annual DMR SPO
29.4
based fisheries management.
$44,000
Improve communication among Annual DMR
29.5 government groups.
$44,000
Improve regulatory and management Annual DMR
29.6 policies.
$44,000
Develop a strategy to document land use by 2012 DMR SPO OGIS
29.7 changes in the Penobscot River.
$52,500
Participate in the Diadromous Species 2008-2013 DMR
30.1 Restoration Research Network
$87,500
Examine levels of marine derived and
terrestrially derived nutrients, and
Annual DMR USGS
30.2 macroinvertabrate and fish communities.
$44,000
Examine role of climate change in
altering ecosystem function and
diadromous fish species population
Annual DMR USGS
30.3 dynamics.
$44,000
Participate in the Penobscot River Life of Group DMR
30.4 Science Steering Committee
Examine the role of connectivity among
main stems and tributaries and habitat
types (rapids, flat waters, runs, riffles,
$87,500
30.5 pools), on productivity Annual DMR MFS DOT $87,500
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