October 20 & 21, 2009 Stevenson, WA Columbia Basin Coordinated Anadromous Monitoring Strategy Workshop Lower Columbia Sub-Basin.

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October 20 & 21, 2009 Stevenson, WA Columbia Basin Coordinated Anadromous Monitoring Strategy Workshop Lower Columbia Sub-Basin

Outline 1. Background Information, e.g.: a)Number of MPGs b)Number of Populations c)Other 2. Factors that Affect the Strategy (e.g., landscape description, infrastructural opportunities, etc.) 3. Existing Work (Brief narrative describing overall level of effort) 4. Overall Strategy a)VSP b)BiOp Requirements c)Habitat Effectiveness d)Hatchery Effectiveness 5. Gaps and Adjustments

Lower Columbia Number of MPGs – 3 Coast Cascade Gorge Number of Populations – 111 Steelhead - 33 Chinook - 35 Coho – 25 Chum - 18

Recovery plan guides priorities Monitoring template Annual GRTS or census–based surveys of natural and hatchery origin spawner abundance at population scale – facilitates productivity, diversity, & distribution assessments Annual GRTS-based snorkel surveys of juvenile densities at MPG scale (primarily coho and steelhead) IMWs where feasible Life cycle monitoring (adults in & smolts out) in at least one sub- watershed per MPG Assessment of survey methods above selected adult trapping sites to evaluate survey performance and provide calibrations (e.g. redd to spawner) Annual GRTS-based habitat surveys at MPG scale 5 year GRTS-based habitat surveys at population scale Desired Strategy

Gaps (Highest Priority) Chum re-establishment monitor Expanded juvenile outmigrant monitoring (more sampling locations higher precision) Expanded fish in/fish out (ditto) Expanded monitoring of abundance, distribution, & diversity of coho spawners GRTS-based steelhead redd surveys. Periodic GRTS-based habitat monitoring at population scale in wadeable streams. Habitat monitoring in non-wadeable streams. Data management and access. Improved understanding of accuracy harvest estimates Expanded coded wire tagging for identification of hatchery origin

Additional Priorities Maintain existing projects CWT recovery and analysis Hood River Chum monitoring (Washington) Fund ISTM project Coordination and identification of habitat effectiveness studies (e.g., Wind River)