02. WILDLIFE - Columbia Basin Bulletin

Second ‘Columbia Basin Collaborative’ Workshop Set For Next Month; Inslee, Murray Say Unlikely Simpson Proposal Included In Infrastructure Package

May 21, 2021/in 02. WILDLIFE, 03. HABITAT, 04. POWER

With Updated, Higher Spring Chinook Run Size Forecast, 18 More Fishing Days In Lower River; Skamania Steelhead Return Lowest On Record

May 20, 2021/in 02. WILDLIFE

Return Of Columbia River Basin Pacific Lamprey: Tribes’ Restoration Plan Focuses On Hatchery, Translocation, Genetics

May 14, 2021/in 02. WILDLIFE, 03. HABITAT, 04. POWER

The Competing Trade-Offs Of Mixed-Stock Fisheries: Can Fisheries Benefit From Such Biodiversity Without Harming Weak Populations?

May 13, 2021/in 02. WILDLIFE, 03. HABITAT

USFWS Says Will Consider Suckley’s Cuckoo Bumblebee For ESA Listing; Last Sighting In Oregon In 2017

May 13, 2021/in 02. WILDLIFE

Idaho Governor Signs Bill Allowing Killing Of 90 Percent Of State’s Wolves

May 7, 2021/in 02. WILDLIFE

Alternatives To Gillnets: Washington Begins Process To Allow Commercial Gillnetters To Use Beach Seines, Purse Seines, Pound Nets

May 6, 2021/in 02. WILDLIFE

Mortality Event, Warm Weather, Water Conditions Prompt Early Release Of One Million Sockeye Smolts Directly Into Upper Salmon River

May 6, 2021/in 02. WILDLIFE, 03. HABITAT, 04. POWER

Evaluating Avian Predation Research: Science Panel Seeks Further Analysis On Effectiveness Of Bird Control Measures Aimed At Boosting Steelhead Survival

April 30, 2021/in 02. WILDLIFE

Report Shows Northwest Watercraft Inspections In 2020 Intercepted 107 Mussel-Fouled Boats, Up From 2019

April 30, 2021/in 02. WILDLIFE

NOAA Fisheries Conducting Status Review Of Endangered Southern Resident Killer Whales

April 29, 2021/in 02. WILDLIFE

Annual 2020 Washington Wolf Report Shows A 24 Percent Population Increase Over 2019

April 29, 2021/in 02. WILDLIFE

NOAA Fisheries Issues Priority Actions 2021-2025 Aimed At Stabilizing ESA-Listed Orcas; Pacific Salmon Most Important Prey

April 22, 2021/in 02. WILDLIFE

Washington Sends Proposed Salmon Seasons To NOAA Fisheries For Approval; Reflects Continued Low Runs Of Some Wild Chinook, Coho Stocks

April 22, 2021/in 02. WILDLIFE

Some Spring Chinook Fishing Allowed In Hells Canyon, Low Returns Make Angling In Grande Ronde, Imnaha Basins Unlikely; Umatilla Closed

April 22, 2021/in 02. WILDLIFE

Oregon’s 2020 Annual Wolf Report Shows Minimum 22 Packs, 173 Wolves, 9.5 Increase Over 2019; Four Wolves Shot Illegally

April 22, 2021/in 02. WILDLIFE

Oregon Issues Emergency Rules Prohibiting Import Of Aquarium Moss Balls That Might Carry Zebra Mussels; Washington ‘Don’t Let It Loose’ Art Contest

April 22, 2021/in 02. WILDLIFE

Biologists Tracking Steelhead Repopulation Of White Salmon River Eight Years After Condit Dam Removal

April 16, 2021/in 02. WILDLIFE, 03. HABITAT, 04. POWER

‘Returns Alarmingly Low’: Low Wild Spring Chinook Numbers Lead To Less Hood River Fishing, Shutdown In Deschutes

April 15, 2021/in 02. WILDLIFE

WDFW Taking Comment On Recommendation To Keep Unlisted Status For Steller Sea Lions; 18,000 Animals In 1979 To 71,000

April 15, 2021/in 02. WILDLIFE

Will Rep. Simpson’s $33.5 Billion ‘Columbia Basin Initiative’ Have Congressional Support, Be Included In Infrastructure Bill?

April 9, 2021/in 02. WILDLIFE, 03. HABITAT, 04. POWER

Next Steps For Columbia Basin Collaborative To Focus On Refining Process, Participation, Funding

April 9, 2021/in 02. WILDLIFE, 03. HABITAT, 04. POWER

Columbia River Smelt Run Smokin’ Hot: 8 Million Pounds Now Expected, Double Preseason Forecast

April 9, 2021/in 02. WILDLIFE, 03. HABITAT

Managing Lake Pend Oreille Fisheries: 240,000 Non-Native Lake Trout Removed Since 2006, Walleye Now Targeted

April 9, 2021/in 02. WILDLIFE

Good Spring Chinook Fishing In Lower Columbia Has Anglers Reaching Quota: No More LR Recreational Salmon Fishing Until May Run-Size Update

April 9, 2021/in 02. WILDLIFE

Second ‘Columbia Basin Collaborative’ Workshop Set For Next Month; Inslee, Murray Say Unlikely Simpson Proposal Included In Infrastructure Package

With Updated, Higher Spring Chinook Run Size Forecast, 18 More Fishing Days In Lower River; Skamania Steelhead Return Lowest On Record

Return Of Columbia River Basin Pacific Lamprey: Tribes’ Restoration Plan Focuses On Hatchery, Translocation, Genetics

The Competing Trade-Offs Of Mixed-Stock Fisheries: Can Fisheries Benefit From Such Biodiversity Without Harming Weak Populations?

USFWS Says Will Consider Suckley’s Cuckoo Bumblebee For ESA Listing; Last Sighting In Oregon In 2017

Idaho Governor Signs Bill Allowing Killing Of 90 Percent Of State’s Wolves

Alternatives To Gillnets: Washington Begins Process To Allow Commercial Gillnetters To Use Beach Seines, Purse Seines, Pound Nets

Mortality Event, Warm Weather, Water Conditions Prompt Early Release Of One Million Sockeye Smolts Directly Into Upper Salmon River

Evaluating Avian Predation Research: Science Panel Seeks Further Analysis On Effectiveness Of Bird Control Measures Aimed At Boosting Steelhead Survival

Report Shows Northwest Watercraft Inspections In 2020 Intercepted 107 Mussel-Fouled Boats, Up From 2019

NOAA Fisheries Conducting Status Review Of Endangered Southern Resident Killer Whales

Annual 2020 Washington Wolf Report Shows A 24 Percent Population Increase Over 2019

NOAA Fisheries Issues Priority Actions 2021-2025 Aimed At Stabilizing ESA-Listed Orcas; Pacific Salmon Most Important Prey

Washington Sends Proposed Salmon Seasons To NOAA Fisheries For Approval; Reflects Continued Low Runs Of Some Wild Chinook, Coho Stocks

Some Spring Chinook Fishing Allowed In Hells Canyon, Low Returns Make Angling In Grande Ronde, Imnaha Basins Unlikely; Umatilla Closed

Oregon’s 2020 Annual Wolf Report Shows Minimum 22 Packs, 173 Wolves, 9.5 Increase Over 2019; Four Wolves Shot Illegally

Oregon Issues Emergency Rules Prohibiting Import Of Aquarium Moss Balls That Might Carry Zebra Mussels; Washington ‘Don’t Let It Loose’ Art Contest

Biologists Tracking Steelhead Repopulation Of White Salmon River Eight Years After Condit Dam Removal

‘Returns Alarmingly Low’: Low Wild Spring Chinook Numbers Lead To Less Hood River Fishing, Shutdown In Deschutes

WDFW Taking Comment On Recommendation To Keep Unlisted Status For Steller Sea Lions; 18,000 Animals In 1979 To 71,000

Will Rep. Simpson’s $33.5 Billion ‘Columbia Basin Initiative’ Have Congressional Support, Be Included In Infrastructure Bill?

Next Steps For Columbia Basin Collaborative To Focus On Refining Process, Participation, Funding

Columbia River Smelt Run Smokin’ Hot: 8 Million Pounds Now Expected, Double Preseason Forecast

Managing Lake Pend Oreille Fisheries: 240,000 Non-Native Lake Trout Removed Since 2006, Walleye Now Targeted

Good Spring Chinook Fishing In Lower Columbia Has Anglers Reaching Quota: No More LR Recreational Salmon Fishing Until May Run-Size Update

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