ISRP Categorical Review January 17-19, 2012 Portland, OR Nez Perce Tribe Resident Fish Substitution Program “Trout Ponds Project” BPA No. 1995-013-00.

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ISRP Categorical Review January 17-19, 2012 Portland, OR Nez Perce Tribe Resident Fish Substitution Program “Trout Ponds Project” BPA No

Resident Fish Substitution (2000 FWP) Dworshak Dam (1972) N. Fork Clearwater River Partially mitigate for lost anadromous fisheries

Increase harvest opportunities Hatchery rainbow trout in (3) small, confined ponds Reduce harvest pressure on native species

Ponds Located in NPT Reservation, Idaho

Project Ponds Mud Springs Reservoir (BIA 1964) Talmaks Reservoir (BIA 1964) Tunnel Pond (NPT/BPA 2000)

Objectives Continue O&M work Sustained harvest of 4,750 kgs. Community Outreach and Education

Study Design Monitor water quality (2x/month per pond) Monitor fish health and condition (2x per year per pond)

Adaptive Management Aluminum Sulfate treatment at Mud Springs (Phosphate removal) Pre-treatment Post-treatment

Results

Results: Investing in Future Generations