Second Extension of the Columbia Basin Fish Accord Agreement amongColumbia Basin Fish Accord Agreement • September 20th, 2022
Whereas, Idaho, Bonneville, Corps, and Reclamation are Parties to the 2008 Columbia Basin Fish Accord Memorandum of Agreement (“2008 Accord”), including the Accord Extension signed in 2018 (collectively, together with this Second Extension, “the Accord”),;
Amendment to the Columbia Basin Fish Accord Agreement amongColumbia Basin Fish Accord Agreement • November 9th, 2020
Whereas, Idaho, Bonneville, Corps, and Reclamation are parties to the 2008 Columbia Basin Fish Accord Memorandum of Agreement (“2008 Accord”), including the Accord Extension signed in 2018 (collectively, together with this Amendment, “the Accord”), and the 2018 Accord Extension includes fish and wildlife mitigation project budgets spanning four federal fiscal years
Second Extension of the Columbia Basin Fish Accord Agreement amongColumbia Basin Fish Accord Agreement • September 20th, 2022
Whereas, the Tribes, Bonneville, Corps, and Reclamation are Parties to the 2008 Columbia Basin Fish Accord Memorandum of Agreement (“2008 Accord”), including the Accord Extension signed in 2018 (collectively, together with this Second Extension, “the Accord”);
Amendment to the Columbia Basin Fish Accord Agreement amongColumbia Basin Fish Accord Agreement • November 9th, 2020
Whereas, the Colville Tribes is a sovereign nation comprised of 12 constituent tribes – Chelan, Chief Joseph Band of Nez Perce, Colville, Entiat, Lakes, Methow, Moses-Columbia, Nespelem, Okanogan, Palus, San Poil, and Wenatchi – which have inhabited, stewarded, and relied for physical, cultural and spiritual subsistence on the Columbia River and its tributaries since time immemorial;
Amendment to the Columbia Basin Fish Accord Agreement amongColumbia Basin Fish Accord Agreement • November 9th, 2020
Whereas, Montana, Bonneville, Corps, and Reclamation are parties to the 2008 Columbia Basin Fish Accord Memorandum of Agreement (“2008 Accord”), including the Accord Extension signed in 2018 (collectively, together with this Amendment, “the Accord”), and the 2018 Accord Extension includes fish and wildlife mitigation project budgets spanning four federal fiscal years
