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    The Council works to protect and enhance fish and wildlife in the Columbia River Basin. Its Fish & Wildlife Program guides project funding by the Bonneville Power Administration.

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    The Council develops a plan, updated every five years, to ensure the region’s power supply and acquire cost-effective energy efficiency.

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Reports

  1. Recommendation to Study Effects of Load Following on Juvenile Salmon Migratory Behavior and Survival

    Apr 29, 2005 ISAB 2005-3
    The ISAB recommends to the Council, NOAA Fisheries, and CRITFC that during 2005 there be a study of the effects of load following (flow interruption) on survival of outmigrant smolts in the Snake Rive

  2. ISAB Findings from the Reservoir Operations / Flow Survival Symposium

    Dec 10, 2004 ISAB 2004-2
    see presentation >   On November 9th and 10th, 2004, the Council and NOAA Fisheries sponsored a reservoir-operations/flow-survival symposium. The ISAB was asked to provide scientific feedback on

  3. Analysis of Federal Columbia River Power System Operations on Fish Survival During Summer 2001

    Jun 13, 2001 2001-14
    This is a preliminary analysis on the effects of summer spill and fish transport on the survival of outmigrating juvenile fall chinook. The analysis focuses on the total system survival of ESA-listed

  4. Recommendations on 2001 Federal Columbia River Power System Operations and Fish Survival

    Apr 5, 2001 2001-6
    With the Columbia River Basin's water supply reduced to near-historic low levels this year, the Council has completed an analysis of the impact of power system operations on fish survival, and is prop

  5. Review of Studies of Fish Survival in Spill at The Dalles Dam

    Feb 15, 2000 ISAB 2000-1
    The Independent Scientific Advisory Board (ISAB) was asked in a memo dated November 10, 1999 from Brian J. Brown, Chair, Implementation Team (IT), addressed to Michael Schiewe and Chip McConnaha, to r
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