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NW Fishletter
NWF.247/May 28, 2008
U.S., Canada Cut New Harvest Deal To Save More Chinook
U.S. and Canadian negotiators announced May 22 a new, 10-year agreement for reducing harvest impacts by B.C. and Alaska fishermen on chinook stocks from Washington and Oregon, including some listed for ESA protection. ...more
Spring Chinook Run Downgraded By 30 Percent
This year's spring chinook run in the Columbia River was expected to be one of the best -- maybe the third-largest since Bonneville Dam's completion in 1938. ...more
BPA'S 2007 Fish Bill Adds Up To $716 Million
BPA spent more than $700 million on fish and wildlife last year, according to a report compiled by the Northwest Power and Conservation Council for Congress that has been released for public comment. ...more
High Flows, Debris, Affect Fish Passage At Dams
Dam operators and fish managers agreed last week to raise screens at Bonneville Dam's second powerhouse to reduce injury to juvenile fish caused by debris pinned to the screens in front of the turbines. The screens are designed to guide fish into the dam's smolt bypass system. ...more Fishletter Readers: Get automatic e-mail notification whenever a new issue comes up on line. Comments? Advice? Give feedback to the editor. |
Relicensing Review:
Relicensing Review reports on an unprecedented volume of FERC power
dam relicensing application projects in the Northwest and California.
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