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VISION: "Working with partners to restore and maintain fish and other aquatic resources at self-sustaining levels and to support Federal mitigation programs for the benefit of the American public."

Fisheries Current Events:

04/08/2008 - NEW Water Quality website update

02/26/2008 -TAMWG Meeting Announcement and Agenda, March10-11, 2008

1/17/2008 - Klamath Restoration Initiative

01/08/2008 - Fish Health Update: Ceratomyxa Shasta, Preliminary Fish Exposure Results

12/13/2007 - 2007 Klamath and Trinity River Redd Survey Results

10/02/2007 - Updated 2007 Klamath River Pathogen Monitoring

09/24/2007 - Final Multiprobe Monitor Data for the Klamath River below Iron Gate Dam from 2001 through 2005

Featured Project

Juvenile Coho Salmon Acoustic Telemetry in Humboldt Bay

In spring and summer of 2007, the Arcata Fish and Wildlife Office conducted an acoustic telemetry study of juvenile coho salmon residence time and habitat use in Humboldt Bay, California. This project was a collaboration between the AFWO, California Department of Fish and Game, the Humboldt Bay Harbor Conservation and Recreation District, California Sea Grant, and Coast Seafoods. Findings from this study will be used to formulate methods to minimize potential negative impacts of management activities identified in the Humboldt Bay Management Plan that affect juvenile coho salmon in Humboldt Bay...More Details...

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Arcata Fish and Wildlife Office, 1655 Heindon Road, Arcata, California 95521, USA
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