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Washington State Steelhead Status Review. PACIFIC COAST STEELHEAD MEETING JON ANDERSON WASHINGTON DEPARTMENT OF FISH & WILDLIFE MARCH 9-11, 2010. NOAA Determination of Washington State Steelhead Status by DPS. Not Warranted for listing Olympic Peninsula Southwest Washington Threatened - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Washington State Steelhead Washington State Steelhead Status ReviewStatus Review
PACIFIC COAST STEELHEAD MEETINGPACIFIC COAST STEELHEAD MEETING
JON ANDERSONJON ANDERSON
WASHINGTON DEPARTMENT OF FISH & WILDLIFEWASHINGTON DEPARTMENT OF FISH & WILDLIFE
MARCH 9-11, 2010MARCH 9-11, 2010
Not Warranted for listingNot Warranted for listing Olympic PeninsulaOlympic Peninsula
Southwest WashingtonSouthwest Washington
ThreatenedThreatened Lower Columbia RiverLower Columbia River
Middle Columbia RiverMiddle Columbia River
Snake River Basin Snake River Basin
Puget Sound Puget Sound
Upper Columbia River Upper Columbia River downlisted from Endangered 6/18/09downlisted from Endangered 6/18/09
NOAA Determination of Washington State NOAA Determination of Washington State Steelhead Status by DPSSteelhead Status by DPS
Steelhead – Washington State DPSsSteelhead – Washington State DPSs
Steelhead – Puget Sound DPSSteelhead – Puget Sound DPS
Steelhead – Olympic Peninsula DPSSteelhead – Olympic Peninsula DPS
Steelhead – Southwest Washington DPSSteelhead – Southwest Washington DPS
Steelhead – Lower Columbia River DPSSteelhead – Lower Columbia River DPSWinter runWinter run
Steelhead – Lower Columbia River DPSSteelhead – Lower Columbia River DPSSummer runSummer run
Steelhead – Middle Columbia River DPSSteelhead – Middle Columbia River DPS
Steelhead – Upper Columbia River DPSSteelhead – Upper Columbia River DPS
Steelhead – Columbia / Snake River DamsSteelhead – Columbia / Snake River Dams
Steelhead – Snake River DPSSteelhead – Snake River DPS
STATEWIDE STEELHEAD
MANAGEMENT PLAN
Fish & Wildlife Comm. Adopted March 2008
Puget Sound
SW SW WashingtonWashington
Lower Lower ColumbiaColumbia
Middle Middle ColumbiaColumbia
Olympic Olympic PeninsulaPeninsula
Upper Upper ColumbiaColumbia
Snake RiverSnake River
Natural ProductionNatural Production
Fisheries ManagementFisheries Management
Regulatory ComplianceRegulatory Compliance
ResearchResearch
Habitat Protection and RestorationHabitat Protection and Restoration
Artificial ProductionArtificial Production
Monitoring, Evaluation, & Adaptive Monitoring, Evaluation, & Adaptive ManagementManagement
Outreach & EducationOutreach & Education
Promote achievement of conservation and recovery goals Promote achievement of conservation and recovery goals in each watershed and support sustainable fisheriesin each watershed and support sustainable fisheries
Fisheries consistent with natural production policyFisheries consistent with natural production policy
Promote selective harvest of hatchery steelhead Promote selective harvest of hatchery steelhead
Manage in All-H strategyManage in All-H strategy
Account for all sources of fishery related mortalitiesAccount for all sources of fishery related mortalities
Establish foundation for watershed steelhead planningEstablish foundation for watershed steelhead planning
The SSMP at workThe SSMP at work
The plan provides a framework for statewide steelhead The plan provides a framework for statewide steelhead management for each watershed through:management for each watershed through:
Clear goalsClear goals
Identified objectivesIdentified objectives
StrategiesStrategies
The SSMP at workThe SSMP at work
Stillaguamish/Snohomish Steelhead Resource Management Plan
Stillaguamish Tribe of Indians, The Tulalip Tribes and Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife
Development of watershed management plans Development of watershed management plans for steelhead:for steelhead:
Develop watershed templateDevelop watershed template
High risk populations initial focusHigh risk populations initial focus
Use recovery plans where developed as guideUse recovery plans where developed as guide
Habitat Conservation PlansHabitat Conservation Plans
Other Resource Management PlansOther Resource Management Plans
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Steelhead watershed planningSteelhead watershed planning
Stock abundance, distribution, timing, genetic Stock abundance, distribution, timing, genetic information and statusinformation and status
Natural production – goal same as statewide Natural production – goal same as statewide policy guidancepolicy guidance
Viable salmonid population goals = viability Viable salmonid population goals = viability (>95% probability of persistence in 100 years)(>95% probability of persistence in 100 years)
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Steelhead watershed planningSteelhead watershed planning
Define wild steelhead viability stressors for Define wild steelhead viability stressors for each H.each H.
Document current factors impacting wild Document current factors impacting wild steelhead viabilitysteelhead viability
Include alternative solutions that may be Include alternative solutions that may be appropriate to achieve the desired outcomesappropriate to achieve the desired outcomes
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Steelhead watershed planningSteelhead watershed planning
Hatchery Viability Stressor – Management StrategiesHatchery Viability Stressor – Management Strategies
VSP Parameter addressedVSP Parameter addressed StressorStressor Alternative Solution(s)Alternative Solution(s)
A & P, D & SA & P, D & S Broodstock not from Broodstock not from Genetically Distinct Unit Genetically Distinct Unit (GDU) and has been in (GDU) and has been in culture more than three culture more than three generationsgenerations
1)1) Develop native based Develop native based programprogram
2)2) Reduce program size Reduce program size and/orand/or
3)3) More effective More effective trapping/harvest trapping/harvest and/orand/or
4)4) Discontinue Discontinue altogetheraltogether
5)5) OtherOther
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Example of hatchery stressorExample of hatchery stressor
Habitat Viability Stressor – Management StrategiesHabitat Viability Stressor – Management Strategies
VSP Parameter addressedVSP Parameter addressed StressorStressor Alternative Solution(s)Alternative Solution(s)
A & SA & S Loss of 0 – 24% of Loss of 0 – 24% of historical distribution of historical distribution of winter steelhead and 0 – winter steelhead and 0 – 23% of summer steelhead 23% of summer steelhead (Science Paper 2006)(Science Paper 2006)
1) Improved enforcement 1) Improved enforcement of instream work; of instream work; especially culvert especially culvert replacements/road building replacements/road building – DFW, DNR, DOT– DFW, DNR, DOT
A & SA & S Majority of streams have Majority of streams have lost more than 20% of lost more than 20% of habitat historically habitat historically accessibleaccessible
1) Enforcement of CAO, 1) Enforcement of CAO, SSMP, Land Use Codes SSMP, Land Use Codes relating to stream crossingsrelating to stream crossings
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Example of habitat stressorExample of habitat stressor
Artificial productionArtificial production Defined goals for programsDefined goals for programs
Program modifications based upon viability Program modifications based upon viability stressor and alternatives identifiedstressor and alternatives identified
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Steelhead watershed planningSteelhead watershed planning
Harvest Management How conducted in future to support conservation
needs
o Threshold abundance levels for instituting different management strategies in lieu of single MSH escapement goal (e.g. abundance based management)
Allocation of harvest
Schedules/implementation of fisheries
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Steelhead watershed planningSteelhead watershed planning
HabitatHabitat Define actions necessary to improve rebuilding of Define actions necessary to improve rebuilding of
wild steelheadwild steelhead
o Limiting factorsLimiting factors
o Recovery Plan actionsRecovery Plan actions
o Priority areas to protect and restore within watershedPriority areas to protect and restore within watershed
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Steelhead watershed planningSteelhead watershed planning
Adaptive ManagementAdaptive Management Develop plan and describe frequency for review and Develop plan and describe frequency for review and
assessmentassessment
Assess results with original intent or goal for all Hs.Assess results with original intent or goal for all Hs.
Use current data to inform decision makingUse current data to inform decision making
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Steelhead watershed planningSteelhead watershed planning
WDFW Regions – develop DRAFT watershed plansWDFW Regions – develop DRAFT watershed plans Lead for coordination with respective tribes and federal Lead for coordination with respective tribes and federal
governmentgovernment
Fish – hatchery and harvest sectionsFish – hatchery and harvest sections
Habitat – habitat sectionsHabitat – habitat sections
HeadquartersHeadquarters Regional roll-up of watershed plansRegional roll-up of watershed plans
Coordination with Steelhead-Cutthroat Policy Adv. Grp.Coordination with Steelhead-Cutthroat Policy Adv. Grp.
Analyses – harvest rate etc.Analyses – harvest rate etc.
Feedback for SSMP and Science Paper consistencyFeedback for SSMP and Science Paper consistency
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Roles and ResponsibilitiesRoles and Responsibilities
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