Fish Habitat Restoration in Tenmile Creek, Life-cycle Monitoring Project Summary Report, September 1999

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Citation

Originator: Johnson, Steven L.

Publish Date: September 1999

Online Link: https://nrimp.dfw.state.or.us/crl/Reports/SLCMP/tmiweb.pdf

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Contact Information

Agency: Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife

Name: Erik Suring

Job Position: Salmonid Life Cycle Monitoring

Telephone: 541-286-5328

E-Mail Address: erik.suring@odfw.oregon.gov

Description

Abstract: The Tenmile Watershed Restoration Study was initiated in 1991 to examine the effects of watershed restoration activities in Tenmile Creek (including the addition of large wood into the stream channel) on the production of downstream migrant salmonids, particularly steelhead and cutthroat trout. This study combines a treatment(Tenmile Creek) and control (Cummins Creek) stream approach with a pre- and postproject evaluation. Tenmile Creek and Cummins Creek are both ocean tributary streams on the central Oregon coast. Pre treatment sampling of fish populations and habitat in Tenmile and Cummins creeks began in 1991. Most of the restoration activities in the Tenmile Creek study took place in 1996, and the post-restoration sampling of fish populations and habitat is ongoing in Tenmile Creek and the control stream, Cummins Creek.

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Time Period of Content: 1991-1998

Geographic Extent: Tenmile and Cummins Creeks

Status: Final

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