Pacific Region Fisheries Resources Program

Reports and Publications

Pacific Region Fisheries Program biologists work collaboratively with other scientists to publish reports or studies detailing research and fieldwork on a variety of topics relating to the conservation and management of inter-jurisdictional fishes, hatchery production, threatened and endangered aquatic species, non-indigenous aquatic nuisance species, habitat restoration, and other high priority aquatic resources.

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	Read Our NEW! Featured Monthly Publication: Service Fisheries Biologist Mark Nelson looks at some of the causative effects that led to the extirpation of Bull trout (Salvelinus confluentus) in the Lake Chelan Basin. Nelson, M. C. 2012. What happened to bull trout in Lake Chelan? U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Leavenworth Washington. Visit our Mid-Columbia Rivery Fishery Resource Office for more reports and publications authored by MCRFRO staff

	Visit the Reports and Publications pages of Pacific Region Fisheries Program field stations: Abernathy Fish Technology Center Columbia River Fisheries Program Office Hagerman National Fish Hatchery Idaho Fishery Resource Office Mid-Columbia Fishery Resource Office Western WA Fishery Resources Office

	*Read Our Station Monthly Reports:* Featured Monthly Reports Abernathy FTC February 2012 Report Dworshak NFH February 2012 Report Hagerman NFH February 2012 Report Station Monthly Report Websites Hagerman NFH

	*Read Our Annual Reports:* Regional Reports Pacific Region Fishery Resources 2011 Highlights Pacific Region Fishery Resources 2010 Highlights Station Reports Columbia River Gorge National Fish Hatchery omplex F2011 Annual Report Hagerman National Fish Hatchery 2011 Annual Report


	Net Worth: The Economic Value of Fisheries Conservation 68,000 American jobs are attributable to the economic contribution of the national Fisheries Program; for every $1 invested into our federal program results in a $28 return to our economy. Read More Learn more about the economic benefits of habitat restoration activities in the Columbia River Basin

	Read Eddies, The Service Fishery Resources' Award-Winning Quarterly Publication Eddies: Reflections on Fisheries Conservation Eddies Receives 2011 Honors! (News Release)

	Browse Servicewide Scientific Publications: Visit the Service's Journal of Fish and Wildlife Management: