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John Day Basin Partnership North Fork John Day Watershed Council

North Fork Monitoring FIP

Project Type
Monitoring Aquatic Native Fish Habitat
Lead Implementer
North Fork John Day Watershed Council
Funders
Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation, Confederated Tribes Of Warm Springs, Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, Oregon Watershed Enhancement Board, U.S. Forest Service
Other Organizations
U.S. Forest Service - Umatilla
Project Manager
Javan Bailey (javan@nfjdwc.org)
Project Stage
Implementation
Duration
2020 - 2022
Restoration Actions
37. Not Applicable for this project type
Monitoring Aquatic Native Fish Habitat
Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife (ODFW) will work in collaboration with the Confederated Tribes of Umatilla and the U.S. Forest Service to monitor the productivity of both spring Chinook and Mid-C summer steelhead in Desolation Creek following habitat restoration. Fish monitoring will estimate the abundance and distribution of spawning adults, and abundance and survival of out-migrating juveniles.

ODFW will be installing a screw trap on Desolation Creek.Temperature and flow data in the North Fork John Day River are collected by multiple agencies and the NFJDWC will consolidate this data and supplement it by adding 18 temperature monitoring locations and 2 discharge sites.

Key Accomplishments

  • Extent occupied by Chinook fall spawning surveys: 23.00 linear stream miles
  • Extent occupied by steelhead spring spawning surveys: 19.30 linear stream miles

Focal Species

  • ESA listed Steelhead
  • Spring Chinook

Implementation and Ecological Results

  • 9 - Stream Temperature Restored to Desired Range
  • 11 - Flows Support Freshwater Native Fish Life Stages

Working Groups

No Working Groups provided

LJDWG - Critical Issues

No LJDWG - Critical Issues provided
Native Mid-C summer steelhead
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Credit: Ian Tattam, ODFW
Native Mid-C summer steelhead

Location

Expenditures

Expenditures by Funding Source to Date: $129,023.71
U.S. Forest Service (USFS): $9,635

Confederated Tr... (Warm Springs Tribe): $1,200

FIP - Monitoring/Data Analysi... (OWEB): $86,929

Oregon Department of Fish and... (ODFW): $31,260

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Project last updated 8/15/2022

Home page photo by Bob Wick, BLM, shared under the Creative Commons 2.0 license.

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