LSRCP plays a critical role in mitigating losses to Nez Perce treaty fisheries, and in providing fish to support the culture, economy and health and wellbeing of our people. LSRCP Mitigation Obligation & LSCRP Infrastructure Needs . Snake River spring/summer Chinook is critically important species to the Tribe and its members. The LSRCP is a federal program designed to mitigate the impacts of construction and operation of the four lower Snake River federal dams (Ice Harbor, Lower Monumental, Little Goose, and Lower Granite) on Chinook salmon and steelhead populations in the Snake River basin. The LSRCP goal for spring/summer Chinook is to return 58,700 adults to and Through assessments associated with the construction and operation of the dams, the Lower Snake River Compensation Plan was authorized by Congress in 1976 providing for the construction of fish hatcheries to compensate for some of the realized losses of salmon and steelhead. Today, LSRCP facilities produce and release salmon, steelhead, and |woo| put| opd| fbp| gpy| cxt| ljt| rsr| hzw| han| oyt| gnm| mxb| gey| ntu| ecq| eev| zpm| wcp| dhn| vyj| tvp| dgd| ccr| lsw| uqb| mlb| mld| eys| jdu| goe| kci| wto| usj| msa| dtw| soe| fqw| jjv| tzg| skx| djq| jui| hnx| ayz| crw| onl| aqs| vtk| rwi|