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Updated 05/07

Documents and Programs to Protect and Restore Salmon and Bull Trout

Contents


Introduction

This page contains a subject listing of guidelines, polices, and programs to protect and restore the endangered salmon and bull trout. The topics are selected from those listed in the state's plan, Extinction Is Not An Option: Statewide Strategy to Recover Salmon and the National Marine Fisheries Service's A Citizen's Guide to the 4(d) Rule for Threatened Salmon and Steelhead on the West Coast ( 869 KB) 

Agricultural Practices - Protecting Water Quality

Farm Wastes

Conservation Buffers

Critical Areas

See Also Shorelines, Wetlands

Development

Erosion and Sediment Control - Stream Banks

Fish Screens

  • Juvenile Fish Screening Criteria ( 41 KB), Developed by National Marine Fisheries Service, 1995
  • Fish Protection Screens -  Aquatic Habitat Guidelines: An Integrated Approach to Marine, Freshwater, and Riparian Habitat Protection and Restoration, Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife 
  • Fish Screen Reference List - Aquatic Habitat Guidelines: An Integrated Approach to Marine, Freshwater, and Riparian Habitat Protection and Restoration, Washington State Department of Fish & Wildlife

Forest Practices

Habitat Conservation and Restoration - MRSC

Pesticides and Integrated Pest Management - MRSC

Public Works - Construction

Road Maintenance

Shorelines

See Also Wetlands

Storm and Surface Water Management - MRSC

Water

Adequate Water

Water Conservation

  • Municipal Water Conservation Analysis and Recommendations (Washington State Department of Health, Word Document), Cited in Section IV.A.5., Extinction is Not an Option: Statewide Strategy to Recover Salmon, Department of Health
  • Water Conservation -  MRSC

Water Quality, Water Pollution, Clean Water

Watersheds and Watershed Plans - MRSC

Wetlands