Upper Columbia Spring Chinook Salmon, Steelhead, and Bull Trout Recovery
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AcknowledgmentsThe development of this plan could not have been possible without the dedication and hard work of many people. This plan benefited greatly from the input by local citizens, local, state, and federal agencies, and tribes. Through the efforts by a core group of individuals and coordination with stakeholders, the following individuals and organizations contributed to the completion of this plan. Contributing Authors (in alphabetical order): Andy Appleby—WDFW Casey Baldwin—WDFW Dennis Beich—WDFW Mark Cookson—WDFW Nick Christoph—Okanogan County Kurt Danison—Highland Associates Bob Foster—WDFW Lynn Hatcher and Other NOAA Fisheries Personnel Tracy Hillman—BioAnalysts Interior Columbia Basin Technical Recovery Team Chuck Jones—Douglas County Ken MacDonald—USFS Robert McDonald—Normandeau Associates Chris Parsons—WDFW Chuck Peven—Peven Consulting Julie Pyper—Okanogan County Bob Rose—Yakama Nation Kate Terrell—USFWS Patrick Verhey—WDFW Keith Wolf—KWA Ecological Sciences/Colville Tribes
Lee Carlson—Yakama Nation Nick Christoph—Okanogan County Mike Kaputa—Chelan County Chuck Jones—Douglas County Julie Pyper—Okanogan County Keith Wolf—Colville Tribes Dick Nason was instrumental in coordinating staff and recovery activities. Sandy Cox did a superb job in coordinating documents and meetings; her good nature was appreciated through the long meetings. Bob Bugert of the Governor’s Salmon Recovery Office provided guidance and enthusiastically contributed to the development of this plan. The look and readability of this plan was improved by the editing and document management skills of Laura Berg and her associates. Upper Columbia Salmon Recovery Board Members: Mary Hunt—Douglas County Bud Hover—Okanogan County Bill Towey—Colville Tribes Ron Walter—Chelan County Paul Ward—Yakama Nation Denny Rohr—Board Facilitator
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The vision for the Upper Columbia Spring Chinook Salmon, Steelhead, and Bull Trout Recovery Plan developed by the Upper Columbia Salmon Recovery Board is to: Develop and maintain a healthy ecosystem that contributes to the rebuilding of key fish populations by providing abundant, productive, and diverse populations of aquatic species that support the social, cultural, and economic well being of the communities both within and outside the recovery region. This plan is an outgrowth and culmination of several conservation efforts in the Upper Columbia Basin, including current efforts related to the Endangered Species Act (ESA), state and tribal-sponsored recovery efforts, subbasin planning, and watershed planning. Use of this PlanThis plan is to be used to guide federal agencies charged with species recovery. In and of itself, this plan is a non-regulatory document. As such, it is not intended to be nor may it serve as a regulatory document forcing landowner action. Any such regulatory actions deemed necessary as a result of this document must be accompanied by a clear legislative mandate to that end. The plan may be used to inform state and local agency planning and land use actions, but it may not be deemed to place requirements on such entities. The goal of this plan is to offer options for future action to ensure the survival of species. No mandate on state or local agencies may be construed from this plan, and the plan may not be cited as creating a need for new regulatory actions at the state or local level unless clear legislative authority is first adopted. This plan is limited to address listed salmonid species. If any threatened or endangered species were introduced into an area where it has been designated as extirpated, this population would be treated as an experimental population under ESA Section 10(j) and would not increase ESA liabilities for landowners.
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