Washington Dept. of Fish and Wildlife SALMON RECOVERY

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife is the state leader in providing the science that will make wild salmon recovery a reality.

Sockeye Salmon

As one of the state's overriding environmental challenges, the job of restoring troubled wild salmon stocks involves every Washington citizen. This web site is intended to provide natural resource managers, local governments, volunteers, educators and other citizens with the information and resources they need to become effective participants in salmon recovery.

Male Chum Salmon

 

Salmonid Recovery Agency Contacts

Salmonid Recovery Coordinator:
   Sara Laborde (360) 902-2224

Intergovernmental Policy:
Staff Director:
    Lisa Veneroso (360) 902-2836
Environmental Policy:
    Bridget Moran (360) 902-2589
Salmon Policy:
    Pat Pattillo (360) 902-2705
Columbia River Policy Coordinator:
    Bill Tweit (360) 902-2723

Fish Program:
Assistant Director:
    Lew Atkins (360) 902-2651
Salmon/Steelhead Division Manager:
    Heather Bartlett (360) 902-2662
Resident Trout:
    Jim Uehara (360) 902-2738
Chief Fish Scientist:
    Jim Scott (360) 902-2736
Salmonid Stock Inventory:
    Craig Busack (360) 902-2765

Habitat Program:
Assistant Director:

    Greg Hueckel (360) 902-2416
Chief Habitat Scientist:
    Timothy Quinn (360) 902-2414

WDFW Director:
     Phil Anderson (360) 902-2720
Deputy Director:
       Joe Stohr (360) 902-2650

 

 

Latest
  21st Century Salmon and Steelhead Initiative
  Columbia River Basin Water Management Program
  Public Comment Period for the Draft Upper Columbia River Fishery Management Plan
  Lead Entity Program
Hatcheries
  WDFW Hatchery Program
  Hatchery Reform
Harvest
  Draft Upper Columbia River Fishery Management Plan
  Harvest Management Plan for Puget Sound Chinook for 2005-2010
  Annual Postseason Report 2004-05 Fishing Season - Comprehensive Management Plan for Puget Sound Chinook: Harvest Management Component
  Annual Postseason Report 2003-04 Fishing Season - Comprehensive Management Plan for Puget Sound Chinook: Harvest Management Component
  Partnerships in Science: A New Era in Salmon Recovery
  Co-Managers: How the tribes and Department of Fish and Wildlife work together to manage the state's salmon and steelhead
Local recovery planning support
  Role of Watershed Stewardship Team Biologists in Salmon Recovery
  Lead Entity Organizations
  Regional Fisheries Enhancement Groups
  Intensively Monitored Watershed Project
Fish Facts
  Chum Salmon Website
  Salmonid Stock Inventory (SaSI)
  Hatchery Escapement Reports
  Weekly Hatchery Plants
Habitat Technical Assistance
  Columbia River Basin Water Management Program
  Fish Passage Technical Assistance
  Aquatic Habitat Guidelines: An Intergrated Approach to Habitat Protection and Restoration
  Hydroelectric Power Projects
Educational Material
  Drought: Frequently Asked Questions
  Recreational Activities May Harm Salmon and Steelhead Spawning Beds
  Your Impact on Salmon/Fish: A Self-Assessment
  Salmon Smart: A Guide to Help People Help Salmon
  Salmon in the Classroom
  Nature Mapping for Fish and Streams - PDF Format
  Nature Mapping Program
  Restoring the Watershed: A Citizen’s Guide to Riparian Restoration in Western Washington - PDF Format (395K)
Salmon Recovery Archive
The information provided below may not reflect current WDFW policy or recovery activities.
  Final Outline for Salmon Recovery Plans
  Hatchery System Evaluation Slideshow
  Puget Sound Salmon Harvest Management Overview - Port Ludlow 2 Shared Strategy Workshop
  Science-Based Management of Hatcheries and Harvest
Some Key Salmon Recovery and ESA Web Sites:
Agencies:

Non-Governmental Organizations engaged in salmon recovery activities:

Washington's Regional Recovery Boards:

Regional Fisheries Enhancement Groups:

Watershed Planning:

ESA and Federal Recovery Planning:

Resources & Salmon Data:

Puget Sound resources:

Washington Coastal Resources:

Columbia Basin resources:

Fisheries Management Organizations:

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