Driving Factors that Shape Population Characteristics of Coho, Spring Chinook, and Steelhead in the Clackamas River Basin

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Originator: Clackamas River Basin Council; S.P.Cramer and Associates, Inc.

Publish Date: August 1998

Online Link: None

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Agency: Watershed Councils

Name: Michael Carlson

Job Position: Coordinator

Telephone: (503) 588-0550

E-Mail Address: crbc@clackamasriver.org

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Abstract: This is an historic and contemporary review of four types of human intervention that have shaped the present population structures and productivity of salmon and steelhead in the Clackamas River. These include hydropower development, hatchery program development, high harvest rates, and habitat alteration. Conclusions and recommendations are offered.

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Time Period of Content: 1898 - 1997

Geographic Extent: Clackamas River Basin.

Status: Complete

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Format: PDF file

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