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Contract 61015: 2010-036-00 EXP WDFW COL. R. TAG REC., POP. MONITOR AND ANALYSIS
Project Number:
Title:
Lower Columbia Coded Wire Tag (CWT) Recovery Project
BPA PM:
Stage:
Implementation
Area:
Province Subbasin %
Columbia Gorge Columbia Gorge 33.00%
Columbia River Estuary Columbia Estuary 34.00%
Lower Columbia Columbia Lower 33.00%
Contract Number:
61015
Contract Title:
2010-036-00 EXP WDFW COL. R. TAG REC., POP. MONITOR AND ANALYSIS
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Contract Status:
Closed
Contract Description:
This statement of work includes three components of salmon monitoring and conservation.  The first component is Viable Salmonid Population (VSP) monitoring of listed Chinook and coho populations, which includes Coded Wire Tag (CWT) recovery along with escapement, diversity and spatial structure estimates in Washington’s Lower Columbia River (LCR) Evolutionary Significant Unit. The second component includes fisheries sampling for tags and marks in the mainstem Columbia River and tributary fisheries. The final component includes run reconstruction, which is used to evaluate past fishery and conservation actions and provide mangers a forecast for fishery and conservation planning for the following year.  The WDFW portion of this project is heavily focused on the first components (VSP monitoring) with less emphasis on fishery sampling and run-reconstruction. Per BPA recommendation this Statement of Work (SOW), Work Elements (WE), and bud... get combines two Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) coordinated projects (1982-013-01 and 2010-036-00) into a single package, which has been renamed the Columbia River Tag Recovery, Population Monitoring and Analysis project (combination of projects occurred in FY12).

Washington’s current tag and mark recovery program in the LCR is centered on the recovery of CWT from fisheries and escapement sampling, and development of escapement estimates primarily for Chinook salmon.  Deficiencies have been identified for the program including: 1) low escapement sample rates, 2) non-representative escapement sampling, 3) incomplete escapement sampling, and 4) bias in estimates of total escapement.  This is particularly true for coho salmon for which very limited escapement sampling occured prior to this project.  In addition, the application of Passive Integrated Transponder (PIT) tags has increased from 20,000 in 1988 to over 2,000,000 in 2009.  Currently, 2% of the returning adult salmon and steelhead passing Bonneville Dam (BON) are PIT tagged.  It is a natural extension of the current CWT recovery program to include PIT tag recoveries.  This expanded program is a result of the Columbia Basin Regional Monitoring and Evaluation (RME) process and was recommended as a Fast Track Project.

The goals of this SOW are: 1) to continue to build off of the current CWT infrastructure to address high priority deficiencies in the CWT program, 2) to expand Washington’s LCR CWT program to include a recovery program for all tags, including PIT tags, and marks sampled in fisheries and escapement programs, 3) to provide estimates for recovered PIT and CWT tags, 4) to have a single framework for tag recovery and salmon escapement monitoring programs to report on VSP metrics for Chinook and coho salmon, and 5) to make this information available to policy makers, planners, managers, and others.  This SOW builds on the existing framework and infrastructure of the current multi-state CWT recovery program along with other state, federal, and locally funded fisheries and escapement sampling programs coordinated by WDFW.

VSP MONITORING.  Washington’s LCR tributaries are monitored to estimate Chinook and coho salmon abundance, diversity, and spatial structure.  These data are needed to assess stock status, conservation efforts, fishery impacts, and evaluate hatchery programs.  The cost effective approach used by WDFW is to concurrently sample Chinook and coho salmon for CWT recoveries while gathering biological and observation data to estimate VSP indicators.  

CWT and PIT TAG FISHERIES SAMPLING.  Oregon and Washington carry out a coordinated sampling effort to collect CWTs from mature salmon and steelhead, which return to fishery (sport and commercial) and escapement areas (natural spawning grounds, hatcheries, and Bonneville Dam fishways) throughout the Columbia River Basin.  Sampled heads of tagged fish are transported to tag recovery labs at Clackamas and Olympia where the CWTs are recovered and decoded.  The CWT recovery and catch/sample information is then forwarded to the Pacific States Marine Fisheries Commission (PSMFC) Regional Mark Processing Center where it is validated and made available to users via the on-line ‘Regional Mark Information System' (RMIS).  The PIT tag data will be uploaded by WDFW to PTAGIS.  The CWT and PIT release and recovery data are used to evaluate a number of administrative, management and environmental effects on salmon and steelhead.  For example, the harvest management agencies use CWT, PIT tag, and genetic data to estimate the effects of harvest regulations on populations of salmon and steelhead.  Others uses of this data include an evaluation of hatchery effectiveness including estimates of hatchery fish spawning in the wild, straying of hatchery fish, the release survival from various hatcheries and experimental actions to improve hatchery effectiveness.  

FISHERIES EVALUATION & PLANNING.   CWT recovery data, fishery catch estimates, and escapement estimates in combination will be summarized and analyzed for the purpose of determining stock status of wild and natural salmon and steelhead populations in the Columbia River basin.  Data collected during the fishery sampling portion of this project will be used to estimate catch in commercial and sport fisheries and returns to escapement areas by species, age, and/or stock.  These catch and return estimates plus catch and effort sampling data will be included in the PSMFC's CWT recovery database.  All fishery and escapement data will be delivered to PSMFC's RMIS database.  CWT recovery data will be used with total catch and escapement estimates to produce stock and age compositions for each fishery and escapement area and to estimate total returns by stock and age. The return by stock and age estimates provide the basis for annually estimating the return to the Columbia River mouth for all major salmonid stocks, including stocks listed under the Endangered Species Act (ESA).  Annual abundance estimates plus fishery stock and age composition data are essential for monitoring the status of wild/natural and hatchery produced salmonid stocks in the Columbia River basin.  These data will be incorporated into run reconstruction databases and will be provided to the U.S. v. Oregon Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) for the purposes of tracking stock status of all major salmonid stocks returning to the Columbia River, including ESA-listed stocks.  The data will be made available to state agencies for use in developing Biological Assessments concerning proposed fisheries in the Columbia River basin and are commonly used by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Fisheries when completing Biological Opinions regarding fisheries in the Columbia River basin.  Forecasting and run reconstruction methodology is reviewed annually by the TAC and modified as needed.  Forecasts are provided to managers for conservation and fisheries planning for the upcoming year to protect depressed or listed salmonid stocks.

This CWT and PIT tagging and recovery program is consistent with the Fish and Wildlife Program goals for monitoring and evaluation.  CWT and PIT tag recovery data also provide critical information for evaluating stock rebuilding programs under measures directed by the 2000 and 2004 Federal Columbia River Power System (FCRPS) Biological Opinions, the 2007 Draft FCRPS Biological Opinion, and the Columbia Basin tributary RME strategy developed in the Skamania Process.
  
Account Type(s):
Expense
Contract Start Date:
02/01/2013
Contract End Date:
01/31/2014
Current Contract Value:
$884,228
Expenditures:
$884,228

* Expenditures data includes accruals and are based on data through 31-Mar-2025.

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A109755185Produce CBFish Status ReportPeriodic Status Reports for BPAThe Contractor shall report on the status of milestones and deliverables in Pisces. Reports shall be completed either monthly or quarterly as determined by the BPA COTR. Additionally, when indicating a deliverable milestone as COMPLETE, the contractor shall provide metrics and the final location (latitude and longitude) prior to submitting the report to the BPA COTR.$1,9950.23%07/01/201301/31/2014
B109756165Produce Environmental Compliance DocumentationProvide Environmental Compliance DocumentationProvide environmental compliance for fisheries and escapement sampling. WDFW ESA coverage from NOAA occurs through Hatchery Genetic Management Plans (HGMP), 4(d) research permits, and section 7 consultations.$5000.06%02/01/201301/31/2014
C109757119Manage and Administer ProjectsContract ManagementManage contract including SOW, budget, and inventory. Administrative work in support of on the ground efforts and in support of BPA's programmatic requirements such as metric reporting, financial reporting (e.g. accruals), and development of SOW package (includes draft and final SOW, budget and property inventory).$5,9880.68%02/01/201301/31/2014
D109758156Develop RM&E Methods and DesignsRM&E Methods for Fisheries & Escapement SamplingSpawning ground surveys for CWTs are designed to meet the NOAA monitoring guidance for adult abundance using RME designs for coho and Chinook salmon surveys including visual surveys using Area-Under-the-Curve (AUC), or peak count expansion (PCE), and mark recapture using the Petersen (P) or Jolly-Seber (JS) methods. In addition, spawning ground surveys are designed to collect biological data such as run or spawning timing, age, origin, and sex from a subsample of fish to estimate diversity along with spatial structure. Continue evaluating monitoring results and refining these designs to improve ability to meet NOAA RME standards. For CWT and PIT tag sampling of commercial and sport fisheries, current statistical design will be used for both CWT and PIT tag recoveries and expansions. PIT tag detection rates will be tested using standard sampling protocols. Alternate methods will be used to estimate harvest rates for PIT tags, which are based on the number by PIT tag group passing BON.$11,2731.27%02/01/201301/31/2014
E109759157Collect/Generate/Validate Field and Lab DataCoho Spawning Ground SurveysRecover CWTs on Lower Columbia River tributary spawning ground surveys so that exploitation rates for hatchery coho salmon can be estimated and concurrently gather data for VSP metrics (productivity, abundance, diversity, and spatial structure) using methods and sampling designs to meet the NOAA monitoring guidance. Surveys are conducted by jet sled, catarafts, or by foot from September through January. Implement RME designs to collect, generate, and validate field data for coho CWT recovery data and VSP metrics. Sampling and CWT data collected for Washington escapement areas will be error checked and all errors identified will be corrected. CWT information and associated biological data will be converted into the Pacific Salmon Commission (U.S./Canada Treaty) data exchange format that is compatible with PSMFC's RMIS database and subsequently transferred to PSMFC for inclusion in the RMIS database. Scales collected from Washington natural spawn escapement areas will be read for the purpose of determining the age and hatchery/wild origin of salmonids. Scale readings will be summarized to determine the age structure or hatchery/wild composition. CWT recovery data by tag code will be retrieved from the RMIS database for the purpose of determining origin of salmonids returning to the individual spawning ground areas. CWT readings will be summarized to determine stock composition. The WDFW portion of this project is primarily focused on surveying coho populations below Bonneville Dam. A GRTS design has been implemented to establish survey reach areas with the goal of surveying 30% of the potential spawning distribution of a population on 30 reaches within the distribution, which ever is smaller. For the LCR populations below Bonneville dam, approximately 164 reaches are surveyed annually within the below Bonneville locations listed for this WE. Staff from this project may also assist with coho surveys in tributary areas above Bonneville dam (primarily surveyed by the PSMFC portion of this project).$393,73044.52%02/01/201301/31/2014
F109760157Collect/Generate/Validate Field and Lab DataChinook Spawning Ground SurveysRecover CWTs on Lower Columbia River tributary spawning ground surveys so that exploitation rates for hatchery Chinook salmon can be estimated and concurrently gather data for VSP metrics (productivity, abundance, diversity, and spatial structure) using methods and sampling designs to meet the NOAA monitoring guidance. Surveys are conducted by jet sled, catarafts, or by foot from September through November. Implement RME designs to collect, generate, and validate field data for Chinook CWT recovery data and VSP metrics. Sampling and CWT data collected for Washington escapement areas will be error checked and all errors identified will be corrected. CWT information and associated biological data will be converted into the Pacific Salmon Commission (U.S./Canada Treaty) data exchange format that is compatible with PSMFC's RMIS database and subsequently transferred to PSMFC for inclusion in the RMIS database. Scales collected from Washington natural spawn escapement areas will be read for the purpose of determining the age and hatchery/wild origin of salmonids. Scale readings will be summarized to determine the age structure or hatchery/wild composition. These data will be used to perform run reconstruction analyses. CWT recovery data by tag code will be retrieved from the RMIS database for the purpose of determining origin of salmonids returning to the individual spawning ground areas. CWT readings will be summarized to determine stock composition. These data will also be used to perform run reconstruction analyses.$111,46912.60%02/01/201301/31/2014
G109761157Collect/Generate/Validate Field and Lab DataSample Chinook returning to state hatcheriesThe scope of this work element continues to be reduced from past years. BPA funding will no longer be used to primarily sample fall and spring chinook returning to state hatcheries for the purpose of recovering CWTs and biological data. Personnel from this project will provide training, data collection oversight and QA/QC, and assistance to WDFW hatchery staff during the transition of this task to other funding sources.$4,7140.53%02/01/201301/31/2014
H109762157Collect/Generate/Validate Field and Lab DataSample & Recover Tags & Marks from Salmon & Steelhead Sport FisheriesRandomly sample salmonids caught in Washington mainstem and tributary sport fisheries for the purpose of recovering CWTs, PIT tags, biological data (including scales) and estimating effort and catch. These recovery data will be summarized and analyzed for the purpose of monitoring the status of all major Columbia River salmonid stocks, including stocks listed under the ESA. Data collected, summarized, and analyzed under this objective will be provided to the scientific community to determine the status of ESA-listed salmonid stocks and other wild salmonid stocks; evaluate hatchery production and release strategies; evaluate effectiveness of habitat improvement projects; determine survival rates and to production of hatchery-produced salmonids; and mange fisheries to protect ESA-listed and other wild salmonid stocks and achieve escapement goals Mainstem Columbia River fisheries sampling data and CWT are provided to ODFW for decoding, summary, analysis, and reporting to RMIS. PIT tag data will be managed by WDFW. This PIT tag data will be error checked, summarized, analyzed, and reported to PTAGIS. Sampling and CWT data collected for Washington tributary sport fisheries will be error checked and all errors identified will be corrected. CWT information and associated biological data will be converted into the Pacific Salmon Commission (U.S./Canada Treaty) data exchange format that is compatible with PSMFC's RMIS database and subsequently transferred to PSMFC for inclusion in the RMIS database. Collected scales will be analyzed for the purpose of determining the age of the salmonids. Scale readings will be summarized to determine the age structure of salmonids caught in individual fisheries. These data will be used to perform run reconstruction analyses. CWT recovery data by tag code will be retrieved from the RMIS database for the purpose of determining stocks of salmonids caught in individual fisheries. CWT readings will be summarized to determine stock composition. These data will also be used to perform run reconstruction analyses for conservation and fisheries planning.$22,0222.49%02/01/201301/31/2014
I109763157Collect/Generate/Validate Field and Lab DataSample & Recover Tags & Marks In Salmon & Steelhead Commercial FisheriesRandomly sample salmonids caught in Washington commercial fisheries for the purpose of recovering CWTs and PIT tags. These recovery data will be summarized and analyzed for the purpose of monitoring the status of all major Columbia River salmonid stocks, including stocks listed under the ESA. Data collected, summarized, and analyzed under this objective will be provided to the scientific community to determine the status of ESA-listed salmonid stocks and other wild salmonid stocks; evaluate hatchery production and release strategies; evaluate effectiveness of habitat improvement projects; determine survival rates and to production of hatchery-produced salmonids; and mange fisheries to protect ESA-listed and other wild salmonid stocks and achieve escapement goals. Mainstem Columbia River fisheries sampling data and CWT are provided to ODFW for decoding, summary, analysis, and reporting to RMIS. PIT tag data will be managed by WDFW. This PIT tag data will be error checked, summarized, analyzed, and reported to PTAGIS. Catch by species will be estimated for treaty Indian commercial fisheries. Average weights collected from Oregon and/or Washington fish processing plants will be applied to commercial fish ticket poundages to estimate the total number of fish landed by species in the fishery.$61,6766.97%02/01/201301/31/2014
J109765160Create/Manage/Maintain DatabaseModify, Manage, & Maintain Fishery & Escapement Sampling DatabasesWDFW Region 5 has developed a new comprehensive database to store spawning ground, trapping, marking, and age data, called Traps, Weirs, Surveys (TWS). This database feeds the WDFW Spawning Ground Survey (SGS) database, and has replaced the WDFW Age and Scale (A&S) database for spawning ground sampling including VSP metrics. Maintain/refine (including QA/QC of stored data) the TWS database and facilitate uploads to the WDFW SGS database so that exploitation rates can be determined for hatchery Chinook and coho salmon based on CWT. Databases will store raw data to estimate VSP metrics to meet NOAA monitoring guidance. Finalize modification of electronic data forms to store fisheries CWT and PIT tag sampling data on the handheld data loggers. Maintain a Washington fisheries sampling database consistent with ODFW data structure to store data downloaded from the data loggers, which is provided to ODFW for mainstem Columbia River sport and commercial fisheries reporting. Manage/Maintain run-reconstruction database. Assist field crews with entering standardized data into TWS database, query databases to provide summary data, perform QA/QC for databases. Manage PIT tag data associated with this project, including QA/QC of data. Prepare data for upload to PTagis.$94,12810.64%02/01/201301/31/2014
K109766159Transfer/Consolidate Regionally Standardized DataTransfer of PIT Tag Data, CWT data and Esc Data to appropriate databaseTransfer mainstem CWT and PIT tag sampling data. After the database has gone through the QA/QC process, PIT tag recoveries will be exported periodically to PTAGIS and CWT data to the RMIS. The second export (CWT) requires sample and biological data collected from mainstem Columbia River fisheries to be transferred to ODFW. We will work with ODFW to develop an export format for their proposed database.$26,9853.05%02/01/201301/31/2014
L109767162Analyze/Interpret DataSummarize & Analyze Catch, Escapement, & CWT Data For Stock Status Monitoring PurposesAnnual abundance estimates plus fishery stock and age composition data are essential for monitoring the status of wild/natural and hatchery produced salmonid stocks in the Columbia River basin. These data will be incorporated into run reconstruction databases and will be provided to the U.S. v. Oregon Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) for the purposes of tracking stock status of all major salmonid stocks returning to the Columbia River, including ESA-listed stocks. The data will be made available to state agencies for use in developing Biological Assessments concerning proposed fisheries in the Columbia River basin and are commonly used by the NOAA Fisheries when completing Biological Opinions regarding fisheries in the Columbia River basin.$51,6065.84%02/01/201301/31/2014
M109768162Analyze/Interpret DataSummarize & Analyze Chinook and Coho spawning dataProvide estimates of Chinook and coho salmon abundance, diversity, and spatial structure by population for populations sampled under this project.$47,0315.32%02/01/201301/31/2014
N109769162Analyze/Interpret DataPIT Tag Data Analysis for Fishery SamplingDevelop catch estimates by tag group from mainstem Columbia River fisheries. Conduct analysis of data to estimate number of fish harvested by tag group by stratum. Provide total estimates of escapement,$28,4753.22%02/01/201301/31/2014
O109770161Disseminate Raw/Summary Data and ResultsDisseminate Fishery & Escapement Data & Results to Fishery ManagersAnnual abundance estimates plus fishery stock and age composition data are essential for monitoring the status of wild/natural and hatchery produced salmonid stocks in the Columbia River basin. These data will be incorporated into run reconstruction databases and will be provided to the U.S. v. Oregon Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) for the purposes of tracking stock status of all major salmonid stocks returning to the Columbia River, including ESA-listed stocks. The data will be made available to state agencies for use in developing Biological Assessments concerning proposed fisheries in the Columbia River basin and are commonly used by the NOAA Fisheries when completing Biological Opinions regarding fisheries in the Columbia River basin$2,9950.34%02/01/201301/31/2014
P109771132Produce Progress (Annual) ReportSubmit Progress Report for 8/1/12 - 12/31/13Annual Progress Report will have 4 components: 1) summary of Sport/commercial sampling for 2012 2) summary of PIT Tag Data analysis and harvest estimates for 2012 3) summary of Chinook surveys including estimates of escapement for 2012 4) summary of coho surveys including estimates of escapement for 2012 Data/results from fall 2012 are analyzed in the spring/summer (Feb -August 2013) of this contract and will be reported on in this projects annual report.$19,7502.23%03/01/201301/31/2014
      
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Deliverable Title WSE Sort Letter, Number, Title Start End Concluded
Provide Environmental Compliance Documentation B: 165. Provide Environmental Compliance Documentation 01/31/2014 01/31/2014
Fulfill all administrative tasks with quality products and in a timely manner. C: 119. Contract Management 01/31/2014 01/31/2014
RM&E Methods for Fisheries & Escapement Sampling D: 156. RM&E Methods for Fisheries & Escapement Sampling 01/31/2014 01/31/2014
Coho Spawning Ground Surveys E: 157. Coho Spawning Ground Surveys 01/31/2014 01/31/2014
Sample Fisheries & Spawning Grounds F: 157. Chinook Spawning Ground Surveys 12/31/2013 12/31/2013
Sample Chinook returning to state hatcheries G: 157. Sample Chinook returning to state hatcheries 10/31/2013 10/31/2013
Sample & Recover CWTs and PIT in Salmon & Steelhead Sport Fisheries H: 157. Sample & Recover Tags & Marks from Salmon & Steelhead Sport Fisheries 01/31/2014 01/31/2014
Sample & Recover CWTs In Salmon & Steelhead Commercial Fisheries I: 157. Sample & Recover Tags & Marks In Salmon & Steelhead Commercial Fisheries 12/31/2013 12/31/2013
Modify, Manage, & Maintain Fishery & Escapement Sampling Databases J: 160. Modify, Manage, & Maintain Fishery & Escapement Sampling Databases 01/31/2014 01/31/2014
Transfer PIT tag data to PTAGIS, CWT data to RMIS & Escapement data to WDFW databases K: 159. Transfer of PIT Tag Data, CWT data and Esc Data to appropriate database 01/31/2014 01/31/2014
Summarize & Analyze Catch, Escapement, & CWT Data For Stock Status Monitoring Purposes L: 162. Summarize & Analyze Catch, Escapement, & CWT Data For Stock Status Monitoring Purposes 12/31/2013 12/31/2013
Data analysis for Chinook and Coho spawning surveys M: 162. Summarize & Analyze Chinook and Coho spawning data 01/31/2014 01/31/2014
Data analysis for Fishery and Escapement Sampling N: 162. PIT Tag Data Analysis for Fishery Sampling 01/31/2014 01/31/2014
Disseminate Fishery & escapement Data & Results to Fishery Managers O: 161. Disseminate Fishery & Escapement Data & Results to Fishery Managers 01/31/2014 01/31/2014
Attach Draft FY 13 Progress Report in Pisces P: 132. Submit Progress Report for 8/1/12 - 12/31/13 01/31/2014

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Primary Focal Species Work Statement Elements
Chinook (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha) - All Populations
  • 2 instances of WE 157 Collect/Generate/Validate Field and Lab Data
  • 1 instance of WE 159 Transfer/Consolidate Regionally Standardized Data
  • 1 instance of WE 161 Disseminate Raw/Summary Data and Results
  • 2 instances of WE 162 Analyze/Interpret Data
Chinook (O. tshawytscha) - Lower Columbia River ESU (Threatened)
  • 2 instances of WE 157 Collect/Generate/Validate Field and Lab Data
  • 1 instance of WE 162 Analyze/Interpret Data
Chum (Oncorhynchus keta) - Columbia River ESU (Threatened)
  • 1 instance of WE 161 Disseminate Raw/Summary Data and Results
  • 2 instances of WE 162 Analyze/Interpret Data
Coho (Oncorhynchus kisutch) - Lower Columbia River ESU (Threatened)
  • 3 instances of WE 157 Collect/Generate/Validate Field and Lab Data
  • 1 instance of WE 159 Transfer/Consolidate Regionally Standardized Data
  • 2 instances of WE 162 Analyze/Interpret Data
Coho (O. kisutch) - Unspecified Population
  • 1 instance of WE 157 Collect/Generate/Validate Field and Lab Data
  • 1 instance of WE 161 Disseminate Raw/Summary Data and Results
  • 2 instances of WE 162 Analyze/Interpret Data
Sockeye (Oncorhynchus nerka) - All Populations
  • 2 instances of WE 157 Collect/Generate/Validate Field and Lab Data
  • 1 instance of WE 159 Transfer/Consolidate Regionally Standardized Data
  • 1 instance of WE 161 Disseminate Raw/Summary Data and Results
  • 2 instances of WE 162 Analyze/Interpret Data
Steelhead (Oncorhynchus mykiss) - All Populations
  • 2 instances of WE 157 Collect/Generate/Validate Field and Lab Data
  • 1 instance of WE 159 Transfer/Consolidate Regionally Standardized Data
  • 1 instance of WE 161 Disseminate Raw/Summary Data and Results
  • 2 instances of WE 162 Analyze/Interpret Data
Sturgeon, White (A. transmontanus) - Lower Columbia River
  • 1 instance of WE 157 Collect/Generate/Validate Field and Lab Data

Sort WE ID WE Title NEPA NOAA USFWS NHPA Has Provisions Inadvertent Discovery Completed
A 185 Periodic Status Reports for BPA 02/01/2013
B 165 Provide Environmental Compliance Documentation 02/01/2013
C 119 Contract Management 02/01/2013
D 156 RM&E Methods for Fisheries & Escapement Sampling 02/08/2013
E 157 Coho Spawning Ground Surveys 02/08/2013
F 157 Chinook Spawning Ground Surveys 02/01/2013
G 157 Sample Chinook returning to state hatcheries 02/01/2013
H 157 Sample & Recover Tags & Marks from Salmon & Steelhead Sport Fisheries 02/01/2013
I 157 Sample & Recover Tags & Marks In Salmon & Steelhead Commercial Fisheries 02/08/2013
J 160 Modify, Manage, & Maintain Fishery & Escapement Sampling Databases 02/01/2013
K 159 Transfer of PIT Tag Data, CWT data and Esc Data to appropriate database 02/01/2013
L 162 Summarize & Analyze Catch, Escapement, & CWT Data For Stock Status Monitoring Purposes 02/01/2013
M 162 Summarize & Analyze Chinook and Coho spawning data 02/01/2013
N 162 PIT Tag Data Analysis for Fishery Sampling 02/01/2013
O 161 Disseminate Fishery & Escapement Data & Results to Fishery Managers 02/01/2013
P 132 Submit Progress Report for 8/1/12 - 12/31/13 02/01/2013