Program Effectiveness

Effectiveness will be determined through both monitoring and research to reach a scientifically defensible conclusion about the success of an action, whether at the project scale or for types of actions.

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Existing and Ongoing Work (staff and regional)

Bonneville's Effectiveness Guidance in Columbia Basin Tributary Habitat Improvement: A Framework for Research, Monitoring and Evaluation and Council Decision Letter June 13, 2013 letter
Bonneville's Action Effectiveness Monitoring of Tributary Habitat Improvements: a programmatic approach for the Columbia Basin Fish and Wildlife Program and Council Decision June 13, 2013 letter
Bonneville's and ACOE's Columbia Estuary Ecosystem Program (CEERP) documents, and ISRP review
- CEERP Strategy Report
- CEERP Action Plan
- CEERP Synthesis Memo
A Programmatic Plan for Restoration Action Effectiveness Monitoring and Research (AEMR) in the Lower Columbia River and Estuary

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