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Coho Salmon : Recovery Strategy for California

 

 

Report to the Fish and Game Commission February 4, 2004
prepared by California Department of Fish and Game

• Complete Document

  Document By Chapters

  Title Page

  Acknowledgments

  Executive Summary

  Contents

  01. Introduction

  02. Biology

  03. Threats

  04. Recovery Goals And Delisting Criteria

  05. Elements Necessary For Recovery

  06. Recovery Units And Watersheds

  07. Rangewide Recommendations

  08. Watershed Recommendations

  09. Implementation

  10. Shasta Scott Pilot Program

  11. Economics Of Recovery

  12. Process For Managing And Revising The Recovery Strategy

  13. References Cited

  14. A- Abbreviations And Acronym

  15. B-Glossary

  16.C-Other Species At Risk

  17.D-Key Streams And Rivers

  18.E-Watershed Groups And Gap Analysis

  19.F-Watershed Prioritization

  20.G-Role Of Existing Hatcheries

  21.H-Recommended Guidelines For Recovery Hatcheries

  22.I-Cost And Socioeconomic Impacts

  23. Attachment 1 - Chapter 4

  24. Attachment 2 - Chapter 7

  25. Attachment 3 - Appendex F Tables

  26. Attachment 3 - Appendex F Text

   

  High Resolution Versions of Maps in Documents Listed Above

  FIGURE 2-1 Historic and present ranges of coho salmon in California

  FIGURE 2-2 Coho Evolutionarily Significant Units in California

  FIGURE 2-3 Present distribution of coho salmon in the SONCC Coho ESU

  FIGURE 2-4 Present distribution of coho salmon in the CCC Coho ESU

  FIGURE 5-1 Land ownership in the SONCC Coho ESU

  FIGURE 5-2 Land ownership in the CCC Coho ESU

  FIGURE 6-1 Recovery units in the California portion of the SONCC Coho ESU

  FIGURE 6-2 Hydrologic Subareas in the California portion of the SONCC Coho ESU

  FIGURE 6-3 Rogue River and Klamath River Hydrologic Units

  FIGURE 6-4 Winchuck River and Smith River Hydrologic Units

  FIGURE 6-5 Salmon River Hydrologic Area

  FIGURE 6-6 Shasta Valley Hydrologic Area

  FIGURE 6-7 Scott River Hydrologic Area

  FIGURE 6-8 Trinity River Hydrologic Unit

  FIGURE 6-9 Mad River Hydrologic Unit

  FIGURE 6-10 Redwood Creek and Trinidad Hydrologic Units

  FIGURE 6-11 Eureka Plain Hydrologic Unit

  FIGURE 6-12 Eel River Hydrologic Unit

  FIGURE 6-13 Cape Mendocino Hydrologic Unit

  FIGURE 6-14 Recovery Units in the CCC Coho ESU

  FIGURE 6-15 Hydrologic Subareas in the CCC Coho ESU

  FIGURE 6-16 Mendocino Coast Hydrologic Unit (North)

  FIGURE 6-17 Mendocino Coast Hydrologic Unit (South)

  FIGURE 6-18 Russian River Hydrologic Unit

  FIGURE 6-19 Bodega and Marin Coastal Hydrologic Units

  FIGURE 6-20 San Francisco Bay Hydrologic Units

  FIGURE 6-21 San Mateo Hydrologic Unit

  FIGURE 6-22 Big Basin Hydrologic Unit

  FIGURE 6-23 Consistent presence of coho salmon in the SONCC Coho ESU

  FIGURE 6-24 Consistent presence of coho salmon in the CCC Coho ESU

  FIGURE 6-25 Risk of extinction in watersheds in the SONCC Coho ESU

  FIGURE 6-26 Risk of extinction in watersheds in the CCC Coho ESU

  FIGURE 6-27 Restoration and management potential in the SONCC Coho ESU

  FIGURE 6-28 Restoration and management potential in the CCC Coho ESU

  FIGURE 6-29 Disconnected habitat in the SONCC Coho ESU

  FIGURE 6-30 Disconnected habitat in the CCC Coho ESU