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Idaho Sockeye Survival Improves With Change In Water Chemistry

June 18, 2018
John Harrison

Fish mortalities were the delayed effect of shock-to-the-system exposure to vastly different water chemistry, Idaho Fish and Game reports.

Bonneville Cost Cuts Will Hit Fish and Wildlife Budget

June 18, 2018
John Harrison

Bonneville will cut expenditures to remain competitive in the wholesale energy marketplace, including for the Council's fish and wildlife program

Sea Lions in the Willamette

May 29, 2018
John Harrison

Hazing, relocation to the ocean prove ineffective at deterring sea lion predation on fish at Willamette Falls.

Fish and Wildlife Program Amendment

May 10, 2018
John Harrison

Every five years the Council revises its Columbia River Basin Fish and Wildlife Program, beginning with a call for amendment recommendations.

Snowpack bodes well, for some

May 09, 2018
John Harrison

Snowpack is good for hydropower this year, but some areas are flooding

Habitat Potential

May 01, 2018
John Harrison

Analysis suggests adequate habitat for salmon and steelhead above Chief Joseph and Grand Coulee dams.

Think Long Term With Sturgeon

April 12, 2018
John Harrison

Declining numbers of juvenile fish may not be a problem for a species that can live 80 years, experts say

Mixed Review

March 28, 2018
John Harrison

Scientists say the Council's Fish and Wildlife Program has 'many strengths' but also important weaknesses. The Council is getting ready to begin the next program revision.

Improving Irrigation System Efficiency and Its Impact on the Power System

March 16, 2018
Carol Winkel

At its March meeting, the Council approved the release of its white paper on the value of improving irrigation system efficiency to the power system.

Help for Lamprey

March 15, 2018
John Harrison

Three actions, funded with cost savings, aim to improve conditions for Pacific lamprey.

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