Program Fact Sheets
Printable pdfs about Pacific Region field stations and projects
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Annual Program Highlights
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Field Stations
Abernathy Fish Technology Center Carson National Fish Hatchery Columbia River Fisheries Program Office Dworshak National Fish HatcheryEagle Creek National Fish HatcheryEntiat National Fish HatcheryHagerman National Fish HatcheryIdaho Fish Health CenterIdaho Fishery Resource OfficeKooskia National Fish HatcheryLeavenworth National Fish HatcheryLittle White Salmon National Fish HatcheryLower Columbia River Fish Health CenterLower Snake River Compensation Plan OfficeMakah National Fish HatcheryMid-Columbia River Fishery Resource OfficeOlympia Fish Health CenterQuilcene National Fish HatcheryQuinault National Fish HatcherySpring Creek National Fish HatcheryWarm Springs National Fish HatcheryWestern Washington Fishery Resource OfficeWillard National Fish HatcheryWinthrop National Fish Hatchery -
National Fish Passage Program
Last Updated: October 9, 2014
Thinking Long-term
Aquatic habitat monitoring at Northwest National Wildlife Refuges is used to make key adjustments for the effects of climate change. Beginning in 2014, the Service initiated a pilot project to develop a long-term aquatic monitoring program at salient sites across the Refuges' range. This project, though still in its infancy, is already producing important findings allowing the Service to take proactive action in climate change management.
