Fisheries and Land Management Plans Sample Clauses

Fisheries and Land Management Plans. The Deschutes River Subbasin Salmon and Steelhead Production Plan (ODFW and CTWS 1990) was developed in accordance with the Northwest Power Planning and Conservation Council’s (“NWPPCC”) Columbia River Basin Fish and Wildlife Plan. Its purpose is to guide the NWPPCC’s adoption of future salmon and steelhead enhancement projects in the Deschutes River system. The plan also summarizes agency and Tribal management goals and objectives, documents current management efforts, identifies problems and opportunities associated with increasing salmon and steelhead numbers, and presents preferred and alternative management strategies. The Integrated Resources Management Plan (“IRMP I”) for the Forested Area (CTWS and BIA 1992) was developed to guide the development and use of the forested sections of the Reservation. One goal of the plan, the riparian resource management goal, identifies the need to “manage watersheds to protect the unique and valuable characteristics of riparian areas and improve water quality, aquatic habitat, and other water-dependent resources.” Several other resource goals in the plan are intended to guide the management of fish and aquatic resources on forested lands of the Reservation to protect specific resource components, including: biological diversity; Threatened, Endangered, and Sensitive species; and Wild and Scenic Rivers. The Integrated Resources Management Plan (“IRMP II”) for the Non-forested Areas (CTWS and BIA 1999) also identifies specific goals for the protection and management of water quality, riparian areas, and resident and anadromous fish. The IRMP II contains elements intended to provide for the protection and enhancement of threatened and endangered fish and aquatic species. The CTWS have also developed the Warm Springs National Fish Hatchery Operation Plan (CTWS and USFWS 2002). The goals of this operation plan are to cooperatively operate the Warm Springs National Fish Hatchery to protect remaining wild fish populations and preserve their genetic integrity, maintain the existing physical characteristics of Warm Springs River anadromous fish stocks and their production above the hatchery, and not impact fish populations below the hatchery. The Columbia River Anadromous Fish Restoration Plan of the Nez Perce, Umatilla, Warm Springs, and Yakima Tribes (CRITFC 1995) provides a framework to restore Columbia River salmon, outlining the cultural, biological, legal, institutional, and economic context within which the region’s ...
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