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Bonneville Funding Cuts Hit Fish And Wildlife Program Projects

December 14, 2018
John Harrison

The cuts are part of an effort by Bonneville to hold costs at or below the rate of inflation for the next 10 years.

State of the Regional Economy and Energy Markets in 2017

December 13, 2018
Carol Winkel

The regional economy continued to grow in 2017, while an exceptionally cold winter and warm summer helped to push electricity sales higher.

Analysis Will Help Target Efforts To Reduce Predation

December 13, 2018
John Harrison

Fisheries scientists at the Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission are developing a model to help better target efforts to control predation on fish in the Columbia and Snake rivers.

Climate Change Impacts Will Affect Timing, Volume of River Flows And Hydropower, Study Asserts

November 26, 2018

Warmer, wetter winters and hotter, drier summers seem likely to be the new normal as the result of climate change, and dam operators need to be ready.

Council Approves Release of Final Methodology for Estimating Energy Efficiency Savings in the Northwest White Paper

November 26, 2018

The white paper explains how energy efficiency savings estimates are developed by the Council and the Regional Technical Forum.

With Nesting Area Relocated, Caspian Terns Feast on Fewer Fish in the Columbia River Estuary

November 26, 2018

Caspian Terns are eating fewer ESA-listed salmon and steelhead in the estuary, but the bird population, while reduced, remains above a target limit.

California’s 100 Percent Clean Energy Goal

November 26, 2018
Gillian Charles

The impact of California's aggressive clean energy goal has far-reaching ramifications for the Northwest and beyond. The Council is assessing how it could affect the power system.

Climate Change Challenge In The Columbia River Basin: Managing Water For Hydropower and Fish Migration

November 20, 2018

If the effects of global climate change play out as expected in the Pacific Northwest, the changing water supply will challenge dam operators to provide reliable hydropower while protecting fish.

Scientists Will Assess Impacts and Costs of Predation on Fish in the Columbia River Basin

November 19, 2018
John Harrison

Predation by marine mammals, invasive freshwater species, and birds is taking a toll on Columbia River fish species, but how much?

“World Class” Research is Answering Questions About Fish Habitat, Hatcheries, and Genetics

October 29, 2018
John Harrison

Science panel chair says research sponsored through the Council’s Columbia River Basin Fish and Wildlife Program not only is producing interesting and useful results, but is some of the best of its kind in the world

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