Topic: Chinook Salmon (Warming stream temperatures, changes in winter stream peak flows, and changes in water quality): Declining summer stream flows and warming summer stream temperatures. (View All Topics in the Plan)

Associated Climate Resilience Actions:
Upper Snake River Tribes

Increase shading of riparian zones with native vegetation and increase shading downstream from Tribal hatcheries.

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Upper Snake River Tribes

Increase use of existing or new models to get more information on forecasted stream temperatures and changing hydrologic regimes.

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Upper Snake River Tribes

Identify seasonal refugia in order to prioritize conservation efforts.

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Upper Snake River Tribes

Remove dredge fill material along riverine channels to construct pocket estuaries as new habitat for migrant Chinook salmon fry.

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Upper Snake River Tribes

Modify management flow regimes while minimizing disruption to hydropower production, agricultural or municipal uses to strategically release colder water and...

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Upper Snake River Tribes

Provide increased refuge from high summer temperatures and winter/spring high-energy flows by identifying, protecting, and restoring off-channel habitat and by...

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Upper Snake River Tribes

Introduce salmon above impassable dams and other barriers, either through assisted migration or reintroduction into historic ranges, to allow salmon...

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