Topic: Steelhead (moderate to high vulnerability to warmer water temperatures and lower spring/summer flows, as well as increased high flow events): Changes in hydrologic flows. (View All Topics in the Plan)

Associated Climate Resilience Actions:
Upper Snake River Tribes

Manage for diverse, healthy plant communities able to resist stresses including drought and drought-mediated impacts such as invasion by nonnative...

Ecosystems
Upper Snake River Tribes

Restore American beaver (Castor canadensis) in smaller stream reaches as a climate adaptation strategy to increase capacity for water storage...

Cultural Resources Ecosystems Water
Upper Snake River Tribes

Increase tributary connectivity to benefit native fish populations and assure proper hydrologic function of off-channel habitat (floodplains, side-channels, wetlands, alcoves,...

Ecosystems Food Water
Upper Snake River Tribes

Work with partners, including private landowners, to assess and implement ways to increase capacity and water storage, such as American...

Cultural Resources Food People
Upper Snake River Tribes

Implement fish screening in tributaries after dewatering and passage issues are resolved.

Ecosystems Food Water
Upper Snake River Tribes

Implement irrigation efficiencies to improve minimum streamflows.

Ecosystems Food Water
Upper Snake River Tribes

Purchase instream water rights or negotiate flow agreements with water users to enhance instream flows.

Ecosystems
Upper Snake River Tribes

Consolidate irrigation ditches to increase water savings.

Ecosystems Food Water
Upper Snake River Tribes

Maintain hydrologic function within watersheds to enhance water-holding capacity and maintain water-dependent native plant communities.

Ecosystems Water
Upper Snake River Tribes

Enhance natural storage of water in headwaters or major rivers and streams.

Ecosystems Water