Resource Library by Subject - Q-R

These resource library subjects are listed in alphabetical order.

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

Rainbow Trout

     Publication Name   Comparative Tagging Study in a Resident Wild Trout Stream, 1992; Draft

                         ID #   191

                   Authors   Jackson, Teresa B. and Stephen Y. Jackson

       Publication Date   January 1994

            Produced By   Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife

                Summary   This study was primarily to compare the usefulness of various popular tags on both fingerlings and adults

                                 in a stream setting, as opposed to a laboratory setting.  The results were intended to shed light on the

                                 various tagging-related factors which could throw bias into various fish stock evaluation methodologies. 

                                 Includes a black and white picture of a rainbow trout.

Raptor Identification

     Publication Name   Field I.D. Guide for North American Raptors

                         ID #   198

                   Authors   Clark, William S. and Michael E. Pramstaller

       Publication Date   1980

            Produced By   National Wildlife Federation

                Summary   How to identify North American Raptors.

     Publication Name   Golden Eagle Summary, Wenatchee and Columbia Basin Districts, Spring 2000

                         ID #   659

                   Authors   Tom McCall and John Musser

       Publication Date   September 2000

            Produced By   Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife

                Summary   This report focuses on surveys done in the WDFW's Wenatchee and Columbia Basin districts, which

                                 include Chelan, Douglas, and Grant counties.

     Publication Name   Wisconsin Endangered Resources Report 52 - Artificial Structures for Eagles, Ospreys, and American

                                 Kestrels in Wisconsin

                         ID #   615

                   Authors   Charlene M. Gieck

       Publication Date   April 1989

            Produced By   Bureau of Endangered Resources, Wisconsin DNR

                Summary   Birds of prey populations have made comebacks since the 1960's, but availability of suitable nesting sites is

                                 suspected as a limiting factor for some species. This paper will discuss how artificial structures can be

                                 used as a management tool for American Kestrels, bald eagles, and ospreys.

Raven

     Publication Name   Raven

                         ID #   312

                   Authors   Smith, Dick

       Publication Date   June 2, 1992

            Produced By   Washington Department of Wildlife

                Summary   A personal piece of correspondence, to a landowner regarding the status of the Raven in Douglas County.

Recreation

     Publication Name   An Updating Analysis of Differential Sport Fish Values for Columbia River Salmon and Steelhead

                         ID #   440

                   Authors   Mayer, Philip A., Brown, William G., and Ching-Kai Hsiao

       Publication Date   May 1983

            Produced By   National Marine Fisheries Service

                Summary   In the spring of 1982, NMFS published an updated technical manual reporting reference economic values

                                 for salmon and steelhead of the Columbia River.  This report made exclusive use of already existing data. 

                                 One of the most difficult areas for analysts was specification of differential values for sport fisheries based

                                 on such particular characteristics as catch success, location, species taken, etc.  While offering an

                                 improved treatment offer the earlier (1975) manual, analysts were unable to find any comprehensive existing

                                  data set from which to address those issues, and their conclusions with respect to differential sport fish

                                 values were heavily qualified.

     Publication Name   Douglas County Parks and Recreation Summer Activities Guide, 1999

                         ID #   438

                   Authors   N/A

       Publication Date   1999

            Produced By   Douglas County Parks and Recreation

                Summary   The brochure provides an overview of the types of recreational activities provided to youth during the

                                 summer; the back page of the brochure lists the parks available for enjoyment.  Note:  the name "Douglas

                                 County Parks & Recreation" is a misnomer, there is not a parks and recreation service for the entire

                                 Douglas County.  The parks and recreation program exists within the Eastmont Recreational Service Area

                                 (ERSA), whose boundaries are the same as the Eastmont School District.

     Publication Name   State Parks in Douglas County

                         ID #   439

                   Authors   Michelle Mazzola

       Publication Date   No Date

            Produced By   N/A

                Summary   Notes from a telephone interview with Dave Jaquish on September 15, 1999 regarding Lincoln Rock and

                                 Daroga Springs State Parks in Douglas County.  Both parks are owned and operated by Chelan County

                                 Public Utility District (PUD) but are leased by the State.  Notes describe types of facilities and services

                                 provided by the parks, wastewater management, and landscape care.

     Publication Name   Watchable Wildflowers - Douglas Creek, North and South; Rock Island Creek

                         ID #   660

                   Authors

       Publication Date

            Produced By   Watchable Wildflowers

                Summary   These documents identify various plants as well as a description of the following creeks: Douglas Creek

                                 South, Douglas Creek North, and Rock Island Creek.