Status and Trends - Habitat | ||
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Municipal and agricultural development have impaired stream and floodplain functions in the middle and lower portions of the Methow Subbasin. Such development reduced stream channel and floodplain functions, leading to impaired stream complexity, wood and gravel recruitment, floodwater retention, and water quality problems. We have begun to address many of these limiting factors through the implementation of habitat improvement projects and protections. |
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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 Methow Subbasin.*
*BPA-funded metrics reported to cbfish.org from 1/1/2008-12/31/2018. |
Habitat Project Maps |
Note: Shown here are highlights- there may be additional projects and categories of metrics not shown. Priority ecological concerns were compiled from regional experts' documents related to the Accord and post-Accord planning process, as well as those reported in the Habitat Work Schedule. See links in project popups in the map for more information. (PILOT)
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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. |