Additional Objectives — Fish Habitat and Life-History Diversity Sample Clauses

Additional Objectives — Fish Habitat and Life-History Diversity. In addition to the interim and long-term objectives specific to fish passage (and their associated metrics, described above in section II.A), the following objectives related to fish habitat and life- history diversity have also been identified to direct the implementation of the fish passage program toward the goal of ecosystem integrity: • Provide for the maximum utilization of existing and potential fish habitats within and upstream of the Project by providing passage for resident and anadromous fish species with diverse habitat requirements. • Maintain self-sustaining fish runs and promote species and life-history diversity by: o operating facilities during the complete migration times for both upstream and downstream migrating fish. o providing connectivity between the diverse habitats of the tributaries to the Project reservoirs and the lower Deschutes River and its tributaries in a manner consistent with managing the risk of spreading fish diseases at a level acceptable to ODFW and the CTWS Branch of Natural Resources (“BNR”). o uniquely marking wild steelhead and spring chinook smolts produced upstream of the Project so that they can be identified as returning adults and passed upstream, while stray steelhead and spring chinook can be excluded until straying into the Deschutes River is reduced to acceptable levels as determined by ODFW and the CTWS BNR. • In designing new facilities, explicitly identify any tradeoffs that are made regarding the efficacy of passing different species. Existing information on passage of Pacific lamprey will be incorporated into passage facility design decisions.
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