| 1,500 natural adults | Summer Steelhead |
| 1,568 natural adults | Coho |
| 1,568 natural returns | Coho |
| 1,702 natural adults | Spring Chinook |
| 1,702 natural returns | Spring Chinook |
| 100% resolution of obstructions | All aquatic focal species |
| 100% restoration of confinement | All aquatic focal species |
| 100% restoration of fine sediment | All aquatic focal species |
| 100% restoration of flow | All aquatic focal species |
| 100% restoration of large wood | All aquatic focal species |
| 100% restoration of pools | All aquatic focal species |
| 100% restoration of water temperature | All aquatic focal species |
| 25% reduction in bed scour | All aquatic focal species |
| 25% restoration in bankfull width | All aquatic focal species |
| 25% restoration in bed scour | All aquatic focal species |
| 25% restoration in channel confinement | All aquatic focal species |
| 25% restoration in flow | All aquatic focal species |
| 25% restoration of confinement | All aquatic focal species |
| 25% restoration of fine sediment | All aquatic focal species |
| 25% restoration of large wood | All aquatic focal species |
| 25% restoration of maximum width | All aquatic focal species |
| 25% restoration of pools | All aquatic focal species |
| 25% restoration of temperature | All aquatic focal species |
| 25% restoration of water temperature | All aquatic focal species |
| 3,610 natural adults | Summer Steelhead |
| 3,610 natural returns | Steelhead |
| 33% restoration of water temperature | All aquatic focal species |
| 4,192 natural adults | Fall Chinook |
| 4,192 natural returns | Fall Chinook |
| 50% increase in pools | All aquatic focal species |
| 50% restoration of bankfull width | All aquatic focal species |
| 50% restoration of bed scour | All aquatic focal species |
| 50% restoration of fine sediment | All aquatic focal species |
| 50% restoration of large wood | All aquatic focal species |
| 50% restoration of pools | All aquatic focal species |
| 50% restoration of water temperature | All aquatic focal species |
| 50% restoration of water temperatures | All aquatic focal species |
| 500-5,000 adults distributed among three local populations | Bull Trout |
| 75% increase in pools | All aquatic focal species |
| 75% restoration of large wood | All aquatic focal species |
| 75% restoration of pools | All aquatic focal species |
| 75% restoration of water temperature | All aquatic focal species |
| Achieve optimal effectiveness in the operation of the Umatilla Basin steelhead and Chinook hatchery programs while meeting production, population, and conservation objectives for natural- and hatchery-reared fishes. | Chinook |
| Achieve optimal effectiveness in the operation of the Umatilla Basin steelhead and Chinook hatchery programs while meeting production, population, and conservation objectives for natural- and hatchery-reared fishes. | Steelhead |
| Complete a comprehensive review by 2007 of focal habitat types and their focal and obligate species in the Umatilla/Willow subbasin that can be used to guide habitat protection, enhancement, and conversion/restoration activities. | All species |
| Continue acclimation and release of fall Chinook and steelhead. | Fall Chinook |
| Continue acclimation and release of fall Chinook and steelhead. | Steelhead |
| Continue acclimation and release of spring Chinook | Spring Chinook |
| Continue acclimation and release of steelhead and coho salmon | Coho |
| Continue acclimation and release of steelhead and coho salmon | Steelhead |
| Continue spring Chinook and steelhead hatchery programs to restore and maintain production in the improved geographic area. | Spring Chinook |
| Continue spring Chinook and steelhead hatchery programs to restore and maintain production in the improved geographic area. | Steelhead |
| Continue spring Chinook hatchery program to restore production in the improved geographic area. | Chinook |
| Continue steelhead and coho hatchery programs to maintain and enhance production in the improved geographic area | Coho |
| Continue steelhead and coho hatchery programs to maintain and enhance production in the improved geographic area | Steelhead |
| Continue steelhead and spring Chinook hatchery programs to restore production in the improved geographic area | Spring Chinook |
| Continue steelhead and spring Chinook hatchery programs to restore production in the improved geographic area | Steelhead |
| Continue steelhead and spring Chinook hatchery programs to restore production in the improved geographic area. | Spring Chinook |
| Continue steelhead and spring Chinook hatchery programs to restore production in the improved geographic area. | Steelhead |
| Continue steelhead hatchery program to restore production in the improved geographic area | Steelhead |
| Convert 15,000 acres of non-native annual grassland or low yielding dryland agricultural land not currently enrolled in conservation programs to native grasslands by 2020 and work to provide long-lasting protection to those converted grasslands. | Grasshopper Sparrow |
| Convert 25,000 acres of low-yielding agricultural land or CRP lands into functional shrub-steppe habitat by 2020. | Sage Sparrow |
| Convert a minimum of 100 acres of former aspen forest habitat in the Umatilla/Willow subbasin back to aspen forest by 2020. | Red-naped Sapsucker |
| Convert or create 1,000 acres of additional herbaceous wetland habitat in the subbasin by 2020. | Columbia Spotted Frog |
| Convert or restore 2,000 acres of non-functioning riparian area into ecologically functional riparian habitat by 2020. | American Beaver |
| Convert or restore 2,000 acres of non-functioning riparian area into ecologically functional riparian habitat by 2020. | Great Blue Heron |
| Convert or restore 2,000 acres of non-functioning riparian area into ecologically functional riparian habitat by 2020. | Yellow Warbler |
| Develop and maintain a local brood source for steelhead and Chinook from returns to the Umatilla River. | Chinook |
| Develop and maintain a local brood source for steelhead and Chinook from returns to the Umatilla River. | Steelhead |
| Enhance 25% of degraded juniper habitat in the Umatilla/Willow subbasin by 2020. | Ferruginous Hawk |
| Enhance 25,000 acres of degraded shrub-steppe habitat targeted for protection in Objective 4 (protecting shrub steppe) by 2020 | Sage Sparrow |
| Enhance 50% of the degraded mixed conifer habitat in the Umatilla/Willow subbasin by 2020. | Pileated Woodpecker |
| Enhance 50% of the degraded or converted ponderosa pine habitat in the Umatilla/Willow subbasin by 2020. | White-Headed Woodpecker |
| Enhance all degraded shrub-steppe habitat in the five critical areas by 2020. | Sage Sparrow |
| Enhance all quaking aspen forest by 2015. | Red-naped Sapsucker |
| Enhance and maintain all existing riparian wetlands in the subbasin by 2015. | American Beaver |
| Enhance and maintain all existing riparian wetlands in the subbasin by 2015. | Great Blue Heron |
| Enhance and maintain all existing riparian wetlands in the subbasin by 2015. | Yellow Warbler |
| Enhance and/or maintain all existing herbaceous wetlands in the subbasin by 2015. | Columbia Spotted Frog |
| Enhance migration and rearing of all hatchery species | All aquatic focal species |
| Enhance migration of released hatchery smolts and returning adults for all species | All aquatic focal species |
| Enhance migration of released hatchery smolts and returning adults for all species. | All aquatic focal species |
| Enhance the ecological function and duration of benefits of over 200,000 acres of grassland habitat currently enrolled in CRP, EQIP, and WHIP in the subbasin as well as lands that will be enrolled in the future. | Grasshopper Sparrow |
| Improve access to many areas of the subbasin | All aquatic focal species |
| Improve habitat of the focal species to increase productivity and abundance | All aquatic focal species |
| Improve passage barriers to a degree that will allow summer steelhead to re-populate the subbasin | All aquatic focal species |
| Increase fall Chinook and coho spawning and enhance rearing habitat for juveniles | Coho |
| Increase fall Chinook and coho spawning and enhance rearing habitat for juveniles | Fall Chinook |
| Increase fall Chinook spawning and enhance rearing habitat for juveniles. | Fall Chinook |
| Increase steelhead, spring Chinook, fall Chinook and coho spawning | Coho |
| Increase steelhead, spring Chinook, fall Chinook and coho spawning | Fall Chinook |
| Increase steelhead, spring Chinook, fall Chinook and coho spawning | Spring Chinook |
| Increase steelhead, spring Chinook, fall Chinook and coho spawning | Steelhead |
| Increase steelhead, spring Chinook, fall Chinook and coho spawning. | Coho |
| Increase steelhead, spring Chinook, fall Chinook and coho spawning. | Fall Chinook |
| Increase steelhead, spring Chinook, fall Chinook and coho spawning. | Spring Chinook |
| Increase steelhead, spring Chinook, fall Chinook and coho spawning. | Steelhead |
| Maintain and enhance all high-quality shrub-steppe habitat in the five critical areas by 2010. | Sage Sparrow |
| Maintain and enhance flow for homing and passage of steelhead and Chinook through the lower Umatilla River using flow restoration and enhancement. | Chinook |
| Maintain and enhance flow for homing and passage of steelhead and Chinook through the lower Umatilla River using flow restoration and enhancement. | Steelhead |
| Maintain and enhance natural production, productivity, abundance, life history characteristics and genetic diversity of fish and mussels throughout the Umatilla Basin using habitat protection and improvement. | All aquatic focal species |
| Maintain and enhance passage of adult and juvenile steelhead and Chinook throughout the Umatilla Subbasin with passage protection and restoration. | Chinook |
| Maintain and enhance passage of adult and juvenile steelhead and Chinook throughout the Umatilla Subbasin with passage protection and restoration. | Steelhead |
| Maintain and enhance steelhead and Chinook rearing and spawning habitat in the mainstem Umatilla River with flow enhancement and protection. | Chinook |
| Maintain and enhance steelhead and Chinook rearing and spawning habitat in the mainstem Umatilla River with flow enhancement and protection. | Steelhead |
| Maintain and enhance tribal and non-tribal steelhead, Chinook, coho and lamprey fisheries compatible with production, population, and conservation objectives. | Chinook |
| Maintain and enhance tribal and non-tribal steelhead, Chinook, coho and lamprey fisheries compatible with production, population, and conservation objectives. | Coho |
| Maintain and enhance tribal and non-tribal steelhead, Chinook, coho and lamprey fisheries compatible with production, population, and conservation objectives. | Pacific Lamprey |
| Maintain and enhance tribal and non-tribal steelhead, Chinook, coho and lamprey fisheries compatible with production, population, and conservation objectives. | Steelhead |
| Maintain and/or enhance the 20,000-40,000 acres of grassland habitat targeted for protection in Objective 1 by 2020. | Grasshopper Sparrow |
| Maintain the Birch Creek sub-population as a natural steelhead sanctuary (not supplemented). | Steelhead |
| Maintain, augment, and enhance natural production, productivity, abundance, life history characteristics and genetic diversity of steelhead, Chinook, coho, and lamprey throughout the Umatilla Basin using hatchery supplementation and out-planting | Chinook |
| Maintain, augment, and enhance natural production, productivity, abundance, life history characteristics and genetic diversity of steelhead, Chinook, coho, and lamprey throughout the Umatilla Basin using hatchery supplementation and out-planting | Coho |
| Maintain, augment, and enhance natural production, productivity, abundance, life history characteristics and genetic diversity of steelhead, Chinook, coho, and lamprey throughout the Umatilla Basin using hatchery supplementation and out-planting | Pacific Lamprey |
| Maintain, augment, and enhance natural production, productivity, abundance, life history characteristics and genetic diversity of steelhead, Chinook, coho, and lamprey throughout the Umatilla Basin using hatchery supplementation and out-planting | Steelhead |
| Maximize effectiveness of Umatilla Subbasin RM&E projects with collaborative study planning and implementation, synthesis of results, and results dissemination. | All aquatic focal species |
| Maximize management effectiveness of Umatilla Basin fish programs using local and regional protocols in RM&E methodologies that allow exchange of compatible information among local and regional databases and fisheries management entities. | All aquatic focal species |
| Maximize our understanding of the impacts of out-of-basin factors on Umatilla smolt-to-adult survival with collaborative assessments, surveys, tagging, data analysis, modeling, and results dissemination. | All aquatic focal species |
| Minimize any negative impacts of the Umatilla Basin hatchery program on natural steelhead and Chinook, and non-target populations. | Chinook |
| Minimize any negative impacts of the Umatilla Basin hatchery program on natural steelhead and Chinook, and non-target populations. | Steelhead |
| Monitor the status and trends of fish and mussel populations, their habitats and ecosystems throughout the Umatilla Basin. | All aquatic focal species |
| Operate hatchery program to achieve subbasin smolt production, smolt to adult return, and hatchery adult return goals from the subbasin plan. | All aquatic focal species |
| Protect, at a medium or high level, 20,000-40,000 acres of grassland habitat in the subbasin by 2010. | Grasshopper Sparrow |
| Protect, at a medium or high level, all aspen habitat in the subbasin by 2010. | Red-naped Sapsucker |
| Protect, at a medium or high level, all herbaceous wetlands in the subbasin by 2010. | Columbia Spotted Frog |
| Protect, at a medium or high level, all mature juniper in the subbasin by 2020. | Ferruginous Hawk |
| Protect, at a medium or high level, all mature mixed conifer forest stands in the subbasin by 2020. | Pileated Woodpecker |
| Protect, at a medium or high level, all old growth ponderosa pine in the subbasin by 2020 | White-Headed Woodpecker |
| Protect, at a medium or high level, all remaining riparian wetlands in the subbasin by 2010. | American Beaver |
| Protect, at a medium or high level, all remaining riparian wetlands in the subbasin by 2010. | Great Blue Heron |
| Protect, at a medium or high level, all remaining riparian wetlands in the subbasin by 2010. | Yellow Warbler |
| Protect, at a medium or high level, all shrub-steppe habitat in the five critical areas by 2010 | Sage Sparrow |
| Protect, at a medium or high level, up to 50,000 acres of shrub-steppe outside of the five critical areas by 2020. | Sage Sparrow |
| Restore and maintain diverse and productive natural populations of Chinook and coho in the Umatilla Subbasin using hatchery reintroductions | Coho |
| Restore and maintain diverse and productive natural populations of Chinook and coho in the Umatilla Subbasin using hatchery reintroductions. | Chinook |
| Supplement natural production to support tribal and sport fisheries and to provide an abundance of returning adults to augment spawning escapement | All aquatic focal species |
