RECOVERY PLANNING

Angler Nelson Higgins holds the world bull trout record. Lake Pend Oreille, Idaho in 1949. Photo courtesy Ross Hall.

The Service completed draft recovery plans for bull trout in 2002 and 2004. The Service intends to finalize those plans soon with cooperation from our federal, state and tribal partners, and with public input.

For more information including biology, status, and other related documents please go to ECOS.fws.gov.

Draft Recovery Plans

• Costal Puget Sound DPS (2004)



Coastal Pudget Sound Management Unit
Olympic Pennisula Management Unit

 

• Jarbidge River DPS (2004)
  

  Jarbidge River

 

• Columbia River/Klamath (2002)

Chapter 1 Introduction
Chapter 2 Klamath River
Chapter 3 Clark Fork River
Chapter 4 Kootenai River
Chapter 5 Willamette River
Chapter 6 Hood River
Chapter 7 Deschutes River
Chapter 8 Odell Lake
Chapter 9 John Day River
Chapter 10 Umatilla-Walla Walla Rivers
Chapter 11 Grande Ronde River
Chapter 12 Imnaha-Snake Rivers
Chapter 13 Hells Canyon Complex
Chapter 14 Malheur River
Chapter 15 Coeur d'Alene River
Chapter 16 Clearwater River
Chapter 17 Salmon River
Chapter 18 Southwest Idaho
Chapter 19 Little Lost River
Chapter 20 Lower Columbia River
Chapter 21 Middle Columbia River
Chapter 22 Upper Columbia River
Chapter 23 Northeast Washington
Chapter 24 Snake River Washington

• St. Mary-Belly River (2002)
  

Chapter 25 St. Mary-Belly River


Map of Bull Trout Recovery Areas