Status and Trends - Habitat | ||
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Past forest management practices and recreational, agricultural, municipal, and residential development have led to the decline of habitat quality/quantity. Impairments include reduced habitat complexity, connectivity, water quantity/quality, and riparian function. Upland management activities and the construction of flood control dikes have led to upland erosion and reduced channel/instream complexity, respectively. We are currently implementing projects that help address many of these limiting factors. |
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(2008-2018)
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Habitat Accomplishments |
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Since 2008, we have completed the following work to restore habitat for salmon and steelhead in the Entiat Subbasin.*
*Metrics reported to cbfish.org from 1/1/2008-12/31/2018. |
Habitat Actions Map |
Click on any of the icons located on the map to learn more about our actions that improved and restored fish habitat, at that location, in the subbasin. |