Resource Library by Subject - F-Fi

These resource library subjects are listed in alphabetical order.

Look for the green subject headings to guide you through the topics.

Ferruginous Hawk

     Publication Name   State of Washington, Migration and Winter Ranges of Ferruginous Hawks from Washington, Annual

                                 Report

                         ID #   256

                   Authors   Watson, J.W. and D.J. Pierce

       Publication Date   January 2000

            Produced By   Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife

                Summary   In the spring of 1999, a study was initiated to investigate the migration and winter ranges of ferruginous

                                 hawks (Buteo regalis) that breed in Washington state.  Satellite telemetry is a technology that allows

                                 long-range monitoring of raptors throughout the world.  Hawks instrumented with Platform Transmitter

                                 Terminals (PTTs) can be monitored regularly via satellites which retransmit the hawk's locations back to

                                 ground stations, where they can be downloaded by computer.  This report represents the preliminary results

                                  of the investigation, with specific objectives to:  1) describe ferruginous hawk migration corridors and

                                 timing; 2) identify their winter ranges and key prey; and 3) identify their sources of winter mortality.

     Publication Name   Washington State Recovery Plan for Ferruginous Hawk

                         ID #   183

                   Authors   Richardson, Scott A. (preparer)

       Publication Date   August 1996

            Produced By   Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife - Olympia

                Summary   This document summarizes the historic and current distribution and abundance of ferruginous hawks in

                                 Washington and describes factors affecting the species' population and its habitat.  It prescribes strategies

                                  to recover the species, such as protecting the population, evaluating and managing habitat, and initiating

                                 research and education programs.  Target population objectives and other criteria for reclassification are

                                 identified and an implementation schedule is presented.

Fish Passage

     Publication Name   1992 Annual Fish Passage Report; Columbia and Snake Rivers for Salmon, Steelhead, and Shad

                         ID #   5

                   Authors   North Pacific Division, U.S. Army Engineer Districts, Portland and Walla Walla

       Publication Date   1992

            Produced By   Chelan County PUD, Fish and Wildlife Operations - Wenatchee, WA

                Summary   Fish passage reports for the following dams:  Bonneville, the Dalles, John Day, McNary, Ice Harbor, Lower

                                  Monumental, Little Goose, Lower Granite, Priest Rapids, Rock Island, Rocky Reach, and Wells.

     Publication Name   1995 Annual Fish Passage Report; Columbia and Snake Rivers for Salmon, Steelhead, and Shad

                         ID #   4

                   Authors   North Pacific Division, U.S. Army Engineer Districts, Portland and Walla Walla

       Publication Date   1995

            Produced By   Chelan County PUD, Fish and Wildlife Operations - Wenatchee, WA

                Summary   Fish passage reports for the following dams:  Bonneville, the Dalles, John Day, McNary, Ice Harbor, Lower

                                  Monumental, Little Goose, Lower Granite, Priest Rapids, Rock Island, Rocky Reach, and Wells.

     Publication Name   Adult Fishway Inspections of the Columbia and Snake Rivers 1985 and 1986

                         ID #   44

                   Authors   Basham, Larry R.

       Publication Date   March 13, 1987

            Produced By   Chelan County PUD, Fish and Wildlife Operations - Wenatchee, WA

                Summary   The report summarizes inspections of mainstream Columbia and Snake River Dams for  the 1985 and 1986

                                  fish passage seasons.   Inspection data is summarized for each hydroelectric project including the

                                 Bonneville, The Dalles, John Day, McNary, Priest Rapids, Wanapum, Rock Island, Rocky Reach, Wells,

                                 Ice Harbor, Lower Monumental, Little Goose, and Lower Granite Dams.  Some fishways were found to be

                                 operating below established criteria at each inspection.

     Publication Name   Adult Fishway Inspections of the Columbia and Snake Rivers 1996 Annual Report

                         ID #   46

                   Authors   Basham, Larry R.

       Publication Date   September 1997

            Produced By   Chelan County PUD, Fish and Wildlife Operations - Wenatchee, WA

                Summary   Inspections of adult fishways were completed at mainstream Columbia and Snake River dams on a monthly

                                 basis in 1996 by Fish and Wildlife Agencies to assure that fish facilities were operating according to

                                 established criteria.  This report summarizes results obtained from the project inspections, alerts

                                 operating agencies of problem areas that existed during the fish passage season, and specifies

                                 recommendations to improve passage conditions.  Inspections were conducted at the Bonneville, The

                                 Dalles, John Day, McNary, Priest Rapids, Wanapum, Rock Island, Rocky Reach, Wells, Ice Harbor, Lower

                                 Monumental, Little Goose, and Lower Granite Dams. Most of the inspections showed the fish facilities

                                 operating close to accepted criteria during the adult fish migration season.

     Publication Name   Adult Fishway Inspections on the Columbia and Snake Rivers 1987 Annual Report

                         ID #   45

                   Authors   Basham, Larry R.

       Publication Date   June 1988

            Produced By   Chelan County PUD, Fish and Wildlife Operations - Wenatchee, WA

                Summary   This report summarizes results of inspections from the mainstream Columbia and Snake River Dams

                                 during 1987.   Inspection data is summarized for each hydroelectric project including the Bonneville, The

                                 Dalles, John Day, McNary, Priest Rapids, Wanapum, Rock Island, Rocky Reach, Wells, Ice Harbor, Lower

                                 Monumental, Little Goose, and Lower Granite Dams.  Most fishways were operating at accepted criteria

                                 when inspected.

     Publication Name   Adult Fishway Inspections on the Columbia and Snake Rivers, 1995 Annual Report

                         ID #   42

                   Authors   Larry R. Basham, Field Operations Coordinator

       Publication Date   September 1996

            Produced By   Chelan County PUD, Fish and Wildlife Operations - Wenatchee, WA

                Summary   Inspections of adult fishways were completed at thirteen mainstream Columbia and Snake River dams on a

                                 monthly basis in 1995 by Fish and Wildlife Agencies to assure that fish facilities were operating according

                                 to established criteria.  This report summarizes results obtained from the project inspections, alerts

                                 operating agencies of problem areas that existed during the fish passage season, and specifies

                                 recommendations to improve passage conditions.  Inspections were conducted at the Bonneville, The

                                 Dalles, John Day, McNary, Priest Rapids, Wanapum, Rock Island, Rocky Reach, Wells, Ice Harbor, Lower

                                 Monumental, Little Goose, and Lower Granite Dams.

     Publication Name   Adult Fishway Inspections on the Columbia and Snake Rivers, Annual Report 1984

                         ID #   43

                   Authors   Basham, Larry R.

       Publication Date   June 28, 1985

            Produced By   Chelan County PUD, Fish and Wildlife Operations - Wenatchee, WA

                Summary   Fish passage facilities including fishways, fingerling bypass systems, and fish ladders were inspected to

                                 ensure that fish were passing upriver with little delay at each project, and that upstream fish passage

                                 standards established by fishery agencies and tribes were being followed.   Overall movement of upstream

                                 migrants in 1984 appeared to be satisfactory with a few delays.  Projects inspected  include the Bonneville,

                                 The Dalles, John Day, McNary, Priest Rapids, Wanapum, Rock Island, Rocky Reach, Wells, Ice Harbor,

                                 Lower Monumental, Little Goose, and Lower Granite Dam.

     Publication Name   Assess Habitat and Passage for Anadromous Fish Upriver of Chief Joseph

                         ID #   60

                   Authors   Fisher, Chris J.

       Publication Date   No Date

            Produced By   Chelan County PUD - Wenatchee, WA

                Summary   To provide an estimate of the amount of spawning and rearing habitat for indigenous, Anadromous

                                 salmonids between Chief Joseph Dam and Grand Coulee Dam.  To determine the feasibility of providing

                                 passage for adult/juvenile fish through Chief Joseph Dam.

     Publication Name   Assessment of Passage Facilities for Adult Sockeye, Chinook, and Steelhead at Rock Island and Rocky

                                 Reach Dams on the Mid-Columbia River in 1997

                         ID #   24

                   Authors   English, Karl K., Nelson, Troy C., Sliwinski, Cezary, and John R. Stevenson

       Publication Date   September 30, 1998

            Produced By   Chelan County PUD, Fish and Wildlife Operations - Wenatchee, WA

                Summary   Radio-tagged adult Sockeye, Chinook, and Steelhead were monitored using radio-telemetry to assess

                                 passage at Rock Island and Rocky Reach dams.

     Publication Name   Assessment of Smolt Condition for Travel Time Analysis - Annual Report 1990

                         ID #   604

                   Authors   John W. Beeman, Dennis W. Rondorf, Joyce C. Faler, Philip V. Haner, Sally T. Sauter, David A. Venditti

       Publication Date   December 1991

            Produced By   U.S. Department of Energy, Bonneville Power Adminstration, Division of Fish and Wildlife; U.S.

                Summary   The Water Budget is a volume of water used to enhance flows in the Columbia and Snake rivers during the

                                 downstream migration of salmonids. To manage the Water Budget, the Fish Passage Center estimates

                                 travel times of juvenile salmonids through index reaches of the main-stem rivers using information on river

                                 flow and the migrational characteristics of the fish. This study was initiated to 1) provide physiological

                                 information about the juvenile salmonids used for these travel time estimates, 2) to analyze the physiological

                                  data, and 3) to determine if an "index" of smolt condition could be developed to aid in management of the

                                 Water Budget.

     Publication Name   Determination of the Depth Distribution of Juvenile Salmonids in the Turbine Intakes at Rocky Reach and

                                 Rock Island Dams

                         ID #   30

                   Authors   Hays, Steven

       Publication Date   March 15, 1984

            Produced By   Chelan County PUD, Fish and Wildlife Operations - Wenatchee, WA

                Summary   The results of the fyke net studies at Rocky Reach and Rock Island Dams are presented in this report.  The

                                 vertical distribution pattern of each salmonid species encountered in the turbine intakes is displayed for

                                 different locations and diurnal cycles.  The fish distributions are then used to estimate the potential fish

                                 collection effectiveness of submersible screens at Rocky Reach Dam.  Since these studies were

                                 conducted, the results of hydraulic model studies have shown that submersible screens are not suitable for

                                 use in the Rock Island Dam second powerhouse.

     Publication Name   Downstream Migrant Fish Passage Facilities

                         ID #   41

                   Authors   Bair, Scott H.

       Publication Date   February 1982

            Produced By   Chelan County PUD, Fish and Wildlife Operations - Wenatchee, WA

                Summary

     Publication Name   Evaluation of 1988 Diversion Screen System at Rock Island Powerhouse No. 2

                         ID #   40

                   Authors   Elder, R.A. and Don E. Weitkamp

       Publication Date   January 1990

            Produced By   Chelan County PUD, Fish and Wildlife Operations - Wenatchee, WA

                Summary   A report containing a review of the work that has been done to determine why the [fish] screen system does

                                 not guide fish and recommendations on modifications to make the system operate as desired.

     Publication Name   Fish Passage Counts from Wells Hydroelectric Project, 1980-1998

                         ID #   409

                   Authors   Fisher, Christopher J.

       Publication Date   No Date

            Produced By

                Summary   Tables of data; number of steelhead at Wells dam from 1980-1989; total steelhead catch for the same years;

                                  total effort and % of total; % of total chinook and steelhead; and actual figures for spring Chinook, summer

                                 chinook, steelhead, sockeye; etc….

     Publication Name   Fish Passage Program, Washington State Department of Transportation, Fish Passage Barrier Removal

                                 Program, Progress Performance Report for Fish Passage Inventory, Corrections, and Project Evaluation

                         ID #   504

                   Authors   Johnson, Greg; Cierebiej-Kanzler, Susan; Cowan, Larry and Jim Lenzi

       Publication Date   April 1999

            Produced By   Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife

                Summary   Progress report on Washington Department of Transportation and Washington Department of Fish and

                                 Wildlife's fish passage barrier inventory and remediation projects.

     Publication Name   Hydroacoustic Evaluation of Fish Passage Though Units 1-5 and the Juvenile Surface Collector at Rocky

                                 Reach Dam in the Spring and Summer 1995

                         ID #   107

                   Authors   Adeniyi, R. and T.W. Steig

       Publication Date   December 28, 1995

            Produced By   Chelan County PUD, Fish and Wildlife Operations - Wenatchee, WA

                Summary   Downstream migrating juvenile salmon and steelhead trout were hydroacoustically monitored at Rocky

                                 Reach Dam on the mid-Columbia River in 1995.  General objective of the study was to monitor fish passage

                                  at Turbine Units 1-5 and the juvenile surface collector.  The primary objectives were to estimate horizontal,

                                  vertical, and depth distributions of fish passage as they entered the turbine unit intakes and the juvenile

                                 surface collector and determine run timing of fish passage.

     Publication Name   Hydroacoustic Evaluation of Notched Surface Flow Spill Gates and Overall Fish Passage at Rock Island

                                 Dam in 1997, Final Report

                         ID #   21

                   Authors   Iverson, Tom K., and Julie E. Keister

       Publication Date   December 31, 1997

            Produced By   Chelan County PUD, Fish and Wildlife Operations - Wenatchee, WA

                Summary   In 1996, hydroacoustic we