October 25, 2012 MEMORANDUM. Fish and Wildlife Committee. Lynn Palensky, Program Development Manager. Update on Geographic Review
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1 Rhonda Whiting Chair Montana Bruce A. Measure Montana James A. Yost Idaho W. Bill Booth Idaho Bill Bradbury Vice-Chair Oregon Henry Lorenzen Oregon Tom Karier Washington Phil Rockefeller Washington October 25, 2012 MEMORANDUM TO: FROM: SUBJECT: Fish and Wildlife Committee Lynn Palensky, Program Development Manager Update on At the October meeting staff briefed the Committee and Council on the upcoming Geographic Review -- both on the portfolio of 89 projects and schedule (see attachments). See the official list in cbfish.org at Projects included in this review are the habitat-based projects in the anadromous areas of the basin, most of which have a FCRPS BiOp RPA association, and many of which are included in a Fish Accord. The draft schedule has the Council beginning the review in December 2012 and ending with Council recommendations in the fall/winter of Our next step is to send an early notification on November 1 st that will alert sponsors to the official review announcement in December. At our staff retreat in October, we spent some time discussing particular components of the review process which we will share with the committee. One of the topics was how to relate the habitat work with artificial production activities within the same subbasin or watershed. To the extent possible, we will encourage sponsors to plan and present their priority work together through project presentations and site visits. We look forward to hearing thoughts from the Committee Members. 851 S.W. Sixth Avenue, Suite 1100 Steve Crow Portland, Oregon Executive Director Fax:
2 DRAFT Schedule for Anadromous Fish Habitat Projects /8 11/1 Early announcement 12/6 Begin review 2/28 Proposals due 6/6 ISRP prelim review 7/9 Sponsor Responses Due 8/15 ISRP final report 9/10 ISRP present to Council Committee Recommendation 11/5 Council Recommendation 12/1 1/1 2/1 3/1 4/1 5/1 6/1 7/1 8/1 9/1 10/1 11/1 12/1 Public comment period Category planning Proposals updated ISRP review (including response loop) Combined project site visits and presentations Staff develop recommendations Nov 2012 Dec 2013 Council
3 Number Blue Mountain Fish Habitat Improvem Oregon Department Of Fish and Wildlife (ODFWBlue Mountain/Grande Ronde X Umatilla Anadromous Fish Habitat-OreOregon Department Of Fish and Wildlife (ODFWColumbia Plateau/Umatilla X Fifteenmile Creek Habitat ImprovemenOregon Department Of Fish and Wildlife (ODFWColumbia Gorge/Fifteenmile X Trout Creek Operations and Maintena Oregon Department Of Fish and Wildlife (ODFWColumbia Plateau/Deschutes X Title Proponent Orgs Province/Subbasin BiOp/RPA Accord Umatilla Passage Operations and Mai Westland Irrigation District Columbia Plateau/Umatilla X John Day Habitat Enhancement Oregon Department Of Fish and Wildlife (ODFWColumbia Plateau/John Day X Umatilla Anadromous Fish Habitat-UmUmatilla Confederated Tribes (CTUIR) Columbia Plateau/Umatilla X X Umatilla Fish Passage Operations Umatilla Confederated Tribes (CTUIR) Columbia Plateau/Umatilla X X Yakima River Management, Data and Yakama Confederated Tribes Columbia Plateau/Yakima X X Umatilla Basin Power Repay Umatilla Confederated Tribes (CTUIR) Columbia Plateau/Umatilla X X Yakima Phase II Fish Screens Operat Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WColumbia Plateau/Yakima X Grande Ronde Model Watershed Grande Ronde Model Watershed Foundation Blue Mountain/Grande Ronde X Lower Yakima Valley Riparian Wetlan Yakama Confederated Tribes Columbia Plateau/Yakima X X Oregon Fish Screens Project Oregon Department Of Fish and Wildlife (ODFWColumbia Plateau/John Day X Idaho Fish Screening Improvement Idaho Department of Fish and Game (IDFG) Mountain Snake/Salmon X Asotin Creek Enhancement and RestoAsotin County Conservation District Blue Mountain/Asotin X Tucannon Stream and Riparian Resto Columbia Conservation District (SWCD) Columbia Plateau/Tucannon X Garfield County Fall Chinook and SteePomeroy Conservation District Columbia Plateau/Tucannon X Salmon River Habitat Enhancement Shoshone-Bannock Tribes Mountain Snake/Salmon? X Yakima Phase II Fish Screens Operat US Bureau of Reclamation (BOR) Columbia Plateau/Yakima X Yakama Reservation Watershed ProjeYakama Confederated Tribes Columbia Plateau/Yakima X X Restore Salmon Creek Anadromous FColville Confederated Tribes Columbia Cascade/Okanogan X X Walla Walla River Basin Fish Habitat EUmatilla Confederated Tribes (CTUIR) Columbia Plateau/Walla Walla X X Lolo Creek Watershed Restoration Nez Perce Tribe Mountain Snake/Clearwater X Grand Ronde Watershed Restoration Umatilla Confederated Tribes (CTUIR) Blue Mountain/Grande Ronde X X Clearwater Focus Program Idaho Soil Conservation Commission Mountain Snake/Clearwater Yakima Basin Side Channels Land Ac Yakama Confederated Tribes Columbia Plateau/Yakima X X Klickitat Watershed Enhancement Yakama Confederated Tribes Columbia Gorge/Klickitat X X Clearwater Focus Watershed Restora Nez Perce Tribe Wind River Watershed Underwood Conservation District (UCD), US Fo Columbia Gorge/Wind X Hood River Fish Habitat Confederated Tribes Of Warm Springs Columbia Gorge/Hood X X Trout Creek Watershed Restoration Jefferson County Soil and Water Conservation DColumbia Plateau/Deschutes X Protect and Restore Lapwai Creek WaNez Perce Tribe Mountain Snake/Clearwater X Omak Creek Anadromous Fish HabitaColville Confederated Tribes Columbia Cascade/Okanogan X X Oxbow Conservation Area Confederated Tribes Of Warm Springs Columbia Plateau/John Day X X Enhance Habitat in the North Fork JohUmatilla Confederated Tribes (CTUIR) Columbia Plateau/John Day X X Newsome Creek Watershed RestoratiNez Perce Tribe Mountain Snake/Clearwater X Mile Creek Riparian Buffers Wasco County Soil and Water Conservation DisColumbia Gorge/Fifteenmile X Forrest Ranch Conservation Area Confederated Tribes Of Warm Springs Columbia Plateau/John Day X X 1
4 Coordination and Technical Assistanc Sherman Soil and Water Conservation District ( Columbia Plateau/John Day X Develop Riparian Buffer Systems in LoWasco County Soil and Water Conservation DisColumbia Plateau/Deschutes X Riparian Buffers in Wheeler County Wheeler County Soil and Water Conservation DColumbia Plateau/John Day Potlatch River Watershed Restoration Latah Soil and Water Conservation District (SW Mountain Snake/Clearwater X X Riparian Buffers in Gilliam County Gilliam County Soil and Water Conservation DisColumbia Plateau/John Day X Riparian Buffers on Couse and Tenmi Asotin County Conservation District Blue Mountain/Asotin X Yankee Fork Salmon River Restoratio Shoshone-Bannock Tribes Mountain Snake/Salmon? X Lapwai Creek Anadromous Habitat Nez Perce Soil and Water Conservation District Mountain Snake/Clearwater X Red River Watershed Restoration Nez Perce Tribe Mountain Snake/Clearwater X Columbia River Estuary Habitat Resto Lower Columbia Estuary Partnership Columbia River Estuary/Columbi X Walla Walla River Passage Operation Gardena Farms Irrigation District #13 Columbia Plateau/Walla Walla X Idaho Watershed Habitat Restoration- Custer Soil and Water Conservation District (SWMountain Snake/Salmon X Protect and Restore Northeast OregonNez Perce Tribe Blue Mountain/Grande Ronde X Idaho Watershed Habitat Restoration- Idaho Office of Species Conservation Mountain Snake/Salmon X Protect and Restore Lochsa WatersheNez Perce Tribe Mountain Snake/Clearwater X Okanogan Subbasin Habitat ImplemenColville Confederated Tribes Columbia Cascade/Okanogan X X Rock Creek Fish and Habitat AssessmYakama Confederated Tribes Columbia Plateau/Columbia Low X X Restore Selway River Watershed Nez Perce Tribe Mountain Snake/Clearwater X Slate Creek Watershed Restoration Nez Perce Tribe Mountain Snake/Salmon X East Fork of South Fork Salmon RiverNez Perce Tribe Mountain Snake/Salmon X Walla Walla Basinwide Tributary PassWalla Walla Basin Watershed Council Columbia Plateau/Walla Walla X John Day Passage, Flow and Habitat EConfederated Tribes Of Warm Springs Columbia Plateau/John Day X X Yakima Basinwide Tributary Passage S Central Washington Resource Conservation acolumbia Plateau/Yakima X Upper Salmon Screen Tributary PassaIdaho Department of Fish and Game (IDFG) Mountain Snake/Salmon X Umatilla Tribe Ceded Area Stream CoUmatilla Confederated Tribes (CTUIR) Blue Mountain/Grande Ronde X X Okanogan Habitat Acquisition and ResColville Confederated Tribes Columbia Cascade/Okanogan X X Habitat Restoration Planning/Design/ImConfederated Tribes Of Warm Springs Columbia Plateau/Deschutes X X Protect and Restore Tucannon WatersUmatilla Confederated Tribes (CTUIR) Columbia Plateau/Tucannon X X Land & Water Acquisition Colville Confederated Tribes Columbia Cascade/Okanogan X X Umatilla Tribe Ceded Land Culvert an Umatilla Confederated Tribes (CTUIR) Columbia Plateau/Walla Walla X X Instream Flow Restoration Umatilla Confederated Tribes (CTUIR) Blue Mountain/Grande Ronde, C X X Pahsimeroi River Habitat Idaho Office of Species Conservation Mountain Snake/Salmon X X Lower Clearwater and Potlatch WatersIdaho Office of Species Conservation Mountain Snake/Clearwater X X Idaho MOA/Fish Accord Water TransaIdaho Department of Water Resources (IDWR), Mountain Snake/Salmon X X ESA Habitat Restoration Shoshone-Bannock Tribes Mountain Snake/Salmon X X Upper Columbia Habitat Restoration Yakama Confederated Tribes Columbia Cascade/Entiat, Colum X X Willamette Bi-Op Habitat Restoration Oregon Watershed Enhancement Board Lower Columbia/Willamette X Upper Columbia Programmatic HabitaBonneville Power Administration Columbia Cascade/Entiat, Colum X Walla Walla Juvenile and Adult Passa Umatilla Confederated Tribes (CTUIR) Columbia Plateau/Walla Walla X X Lower South Fork Clearwater River W Nez Perce Tribe Mountain Snake/Clearwater X
5 CREST Estuary Habitat Restoration WA Estuary MOA Project Scoping & ImWashington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WColumbia River Estuary/Columbi X X ODFW Operation & Maintenance (O& Oregon Department Of Fish and Wildlife (ODFWLower Columbia/Willamette? Columbia River Estuary Study Taskforce (CRESColumbia River Estuary/Columbi X Chinook River Estuary Restoration Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WLower Columbia/Columbia Lower X X Lemhi River Restoration Idaho Office of Species Conservation Mountain Snake/Salmon X X Columbia Land Trust Estuarine RestorColumbia Land Trust Columbia River Estuary/Columbi X Tucannon River Programmatic Habita Snake River Salmon Recovery Board Columbia Plateau/Tucannon X Protect and Restore the Crooked and Nez Perce Tribe Mountain Snake/Clearwater X Upper and Lower Lemhi Acquisition/EaIdaho Office of Species Conservation Mountain Snake/Salmon X X Cowlitz Indian Tribe Estuary RestoratioCowlitz Indian Tribe Lower Columbia/Cowlitz X
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