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I I I ;: I~RANTs I ......., I o : - - , ......., ! Cabin Creek Fish Barrier C: : USDA Forest Service, Gallatin ......., i National Forest, MT C: : Construct a fish barrier to protect a ~ i genetically pure population of west- : slope cutthroat trout from hybridizing ! and competing with nonnative fish : species (e.g., rainbow trout) in Montana's Gallatin National Forest. NFWF: $2,000; outside funds: $2,000. "-' = <::> C: <::> ~ -0 C: <::> Colorado River Cutthroat Trout Habitat ......., USDA Forest Service, Ashley National <::> Forest, UT ~ Protect three populations of genetical~ ~ ,ly pure Colorado River cutthroat trout ~ i ~~~~~ttO~~r;~P~~:t~ ~~~~:;~~~: : Creek. Brownie Creek. Little West ~ ! Fork of the Black's Fork River, and <- : Timber Canyon in Utah. NFWF: "-' i $40,000; outside funds: $59,000. -= , ::.. i Colorado River Guide Ecology : Protection ! Canyonlands Field Institute, UT : Train river guides in the Moab, Utah : area to tread lightly along the : Colorado River. Improved guide train- ! ing will help minimize impact of raft- ! ing trips on the habitat of bonytail : and humpback chub, razorback suck- : er, and Colorado squawfish. NFWF: i $3,000; outside funds: $6,000. I I I : Coos Bay Watershed : Restoration- II I : Bureau oJ Land Management, : Coos Bay District, OR ! Restore in-channel habitat, and : improve water quality and riparian ! health in Oregon's Coos River basin. : Coho, chum, and chinook salmon, ! and steelhead and cutthroat trout will : benefit from conservation easements ! and efforts to address erosion and fish ! passage. NFWF: $45,000; outside : funds: $150,000. I , ! Coquille River-III : Bureau oJLand Management, I . . : Coos Bay Dlstnct, OR : Restore habitat and riparian ! health on private lands : throughout Oregon's ! Coquille watershed. Project : will correct road-related ! erosion problems and other : threats to benefit coho and chi- ! nook salmon, and coastal cut- : throat and winter steel head trout. : NFWF: $55,000; outside funds: $60,770. C: = Crooked River CREEC-V Trout Unlimited, Ochoco Chapter, OR Restore and enhance the aquatic habi- tat of Oregon's Crooked River. Work will benefit bull trout, chinook salmon, speckled dace, and 14 other native species. Activities include land- owner outreach, a "Fish Fest,"and riparian restoration by students. , NFWF: $35,000; outside funds: $400,000. , 1 I : Deschutes River at Sunriver ! Fish Habitat : Oregon Department oJ Fish and ! Wildlife, OR : Stabilize eroding streambanks and ! restore fish habitat by placing whole I trees and root wads in the river and restoring native vegetation in the riparian area. Work will benefit five subspecies of native rainbow trout. NFWF: $29,000; outside funds: $43,462. R. Stew~rt Crooked River restoration and enhancement of the aquatic habitat. Activities include stream monitoring and riparian restoration by students. R. Stewart Dixie Creek Riparian Rehabilitation Bureau oJ Land Management, El~o District, NV Restore 12 miles of stream and lOO acres of non-stream riparian habitat, including meadows, spring sites, and aspen stands. Livestock will be better managed with fencing and rotation practices. Work will benefit Lahontan cutthroat trout. NFWF: $50,000; out- side funds: $53,333. Downtown Bear Creek Restoration MedJord Urban Renewal Agency, OR Notch outdated irrigation dam and remove silt and gravel impeding the migration of coastal coho salmon. Activities include restoring riparian vegetation and improving water quali- ty and in-stream habitat in Bear Creek, flowing through downtown Medford, Oregon. NFWF: $200,000; outside funds: $246,100. East Fork Salmon River Restoration Idaho Fish and Wildlife Foundation, IV Habitat for chinook salmon, steel- head, bull trout, and westslope cut- throat trout will be enhanced by ripar- ian plantings, in-stream structures, and improved grazing practices along 10 miles of the East Fork of the Salmon River in Idaho. NFWF: $30,000; outside funds: $60,000. Emery Creek Watershed Restoration USDA Forest Service, Flathead National Forest, MT Relocate two miles of road along the Emery Creek watershed in Montana where the road infringes on the stream's natural flow. This will reduce sediment and increase habitat quality and quantity for westslope cut- l'"__,, throat trout. NFWF: $30,000; outside funds: $30,000. 26 1997 Annual Report ~ Entiat River Rearing Habitat Restoration Chelan County COl15ervation District, WA Restore juvenile chinook salmon and salmonid rearing habitat by placing and anchoring hundreds of rootwads along streambanks and in side chan- nels of the Entiat River in Washington. NFWF: $24,000; outside funds: $121,495. Eureka Creek Cutthroat Trout Introduction USDA Forest Service, Helena National Forest, MT Expand the range of westslope cut- throat trout in Montana by introduc- ing them upstream of a natural water- fall in the Eureka Creek drainage within the Elkhorn Mountain range. Other activities include enhancing habitat in the trout's current range. NFWF: $2,000; outside funds: $2,000. Frazier Creek Riparian Management USDA Forest Service, Ochoco National Forest, OR Improve livestock distribution and enhance riparian areas along Oregon's Frazier Creek. Work will benefit anadromous fish and hydraulic func- tion in the John Day River system. NFWF: $8,600; outside funds: $8,600. Habitat Improvement for Native Bass U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Kirwin National Wildlife Refuge, KS Provide aquatic habitat in Kirwin, Webster, and Sebelius Reservoirs for native largemouth black bass, bluegill, white crappie, and catfish. Habitat work will consist of sinking dead cedars to provide spawning, nursery, and escape cover. NFWF: $2,000; out- side funds: $4,055. Hanna Slough Riparian Project Idaho Fish and Wildlife Foundation, IV Restore the health of the riparian cor- ridors used for spawning and rearing by trout and salmon along Idaho's Hanna Slough and Salmon River by removing silt, planting natural vege- tation, and fencing for livestock graz- ing and management. NFWF: $10,000; outside funds: $20,000. ..4