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<br />C: : Restoration
<br />......., ! USDA Forest Service, Malheur National
<br />~ : Forest, OR
<br />s: ! Complete in-channel structure
<br />: enhancements in three tributary
<br />! streams of the Middle Fork of
<br />: Oregon's John Day River. Work will
<br />! benefit inland and anadromous forms
<br />-0 : of redband trout, bull trout, and
<br />C: ! downstream spring and summer run
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<br />: salmon spawning habitat. NFWF:
<br />::; ! $11,000; outside funds: $I2.700.
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<br /><::> ! Upper Muddy Creek Watershed
<br />~ : Lit~e Sna~e River Conservation
<br />~ District, WY
<br />C: Restore habitat and reintroduce
<br />~ Colorado River cutthroat trout, flan.
<br />nelmouth sucker, and roundtail chub
<br />into the watershed by constructing 15
<br />pool improvement structures, fencing
<br />and planting seven miles of riparian
<br />area, and creating 146 acres of wet-
<br />lands. NFWF: $46,000; outside funds:
<br />$52,500.
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<br />Brush Creek Restoration Project
<br />City oJ Santa Rosa, CA
<br />Enhance steel head habitat, aquatic
<br />habitat for other species and terrestrial
<br />habitat in Brush Creek while main-
<br />taining the creek's flood carrying
<br />capacity and enhance steelhead habi-
<br />tat in Santa Rosa Creek and the
<br />Russian River watershed. NFWF:
<br />$50,000; outside funds: $100,000.
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<br />Butte Creek Riparian Protection
<br />Chico State University Foundation, CA
<br />Acquire and restore a 4,000-foot dis-
<br />turbed riparian area along California's
<br />Butte Creek. This riparian area is criti-
<br />cal to spring-run chinook salmon and
<br />steelhead trout populations and forms
<br />the cornerstone of a planned 80-acre
<br />research preserve. NFWF: $132,441;
<br />outside funds: $471,961.
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<br />By-catch Reduction
<br />Manomet ObservatoryJor Conservation
<br />Sciences, MA
<br />Examine the use of several different
<br />devices that help eliminate by-catch in
<br />trawl fisheries of the northeastern
<br />U.S. NFWF: $45,000; outside funds:
<br />$90,000.
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<br />California Watershed
<br />Academy- I
<br />Dr. G. Mathias Kondolj, CA
<br />Support for a course on fluvial geo-
<br />morphology and the physical func-
<br />tioning of watersheds for agency
<br />resource professionals and profes-
<br />sional foresters at the California
<br />Department of Fish and Game's
<br />Watershed Academy in May 1997
<br />in Santa Cruz County. NFWF:
<br />$12,836; outside funds: $42,376.
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<br />California Watershed
<br />Academy- II
<br />University oJ California, Ber~eley, CA
<br />Provide training in watershed and
<br />stream assessment at Jackson State
<br />Forest to California Registered
<br />Professional Foresters and state agency
<br />personnel involved in timber harvest
<br />planning or review. Focus will be on
<br />northern California coast watersheds.
<br />NFWF: $61,716; outside funds:
<br />$32,176.
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<br />Central Coast Watershed
<br />Initiative
<br />Santa Cruz Resource Conservation
<br />District, CA
<br />Conduct demonstration projects to
<br />improve water quality in California's
<br />San Lorenzo River and Gazos Creek to
<br />benefit coho salmon and steelhead
<br />trout. Citizen monitoring will assess
<br />water and habitat quality and the
<br />effectiveness of the demonstration
<br />projects. NFWF: $54,800; outside
<br />funds: $54,800.
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<br />Challenge Fish Screen Project
<br />Sis~iyou Resource Conservation
<br />District, CA
<br />Install six fish screens in three key
<br />coho salmon and steelhead trout sub-
<br />basins of California's Scott River, a
<br />tributary of the Klamath River. This
<br />project will complete the screening of
<br />all water diversions on Klamath tribu-
<br />taries. NFWF: $35,453; outside funds:
<br />$41,706.
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<br />Coastal Salmonid Habitat
<br />Restoration
<br />Oregon WildliJe Heritage Foundation, OR
<br />Restore in-stream and riparian habitat
<br />on private timber and agricultural
<br />lands at 103 sites on the south and
<br />north coasts of Oregon for chinook
<br />and coho salmon and steel head trout.
<br />NFWF: $100,000; outside funds:
<br />$200,000.
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<br />Coral Recruitment in Guam
<br />University oJ Guam, Guam
<br />Measure coral recruitment in Guam in
<br />order to determine whether coral
<br />recruitment has declined dramatically
<br />since 1979. NFWF: $6,000; outside
<br />funds: $6,953.
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<br />Coral Reef Assessment in the
<br />Western Pacific
<br />Dr. Alison Green, Australia
<br />Assess coral reef resources in
<br />American Samoa, Guam, Hawaii, and
<br />the Northern Mariana Islands in
<br />order to determine whether a fisheries
<br />management plan is needed to man-
<br />age these resources. NFWF: $30,020.
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<br />Coral Reef Awareness Video
<br />Hawa.ii Wildlife Fund, HI
<br />Produce videos for use on incoming
<br />flights to Hawaii, television stations,
<br />and marine-related visitor centers to
<br />educate visitors and the general public
<br />in Hawaii about coral reef ecosystems
<br />and stimulate their interest in reef
<br />stewardship. NFWF: $15,670.
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<br />Coral Reef Degradation Video
<br />University oJ the Virgin Islands, Virgin
<br />Isla nds
<br />Produce a video designed to educate
<br />the general public about the impact of
<br />indiscriminate anchoring, sedimenta-
<br />tion, marine waste disposal, and over-
<br />fishing on coral reef resources in the
<br />Virgin Islands. NFWF: $10,000.
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<br />Coral Reef Education in Maw
<br />Pacific whale Foundation, HI
<br />Conduct a course entitled "Marine
<br />Life Naturalist Training Course" to
<br />educate members of the tourist indus-
<br />try and commercial fishermen about
<br />the importance and need for protec-
<br />tion of coral reefs surrounding the
<br />Hawaiian island of MauL NFWF:
<br />$5,082.
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<br />Coral Reef Educational Brochure
<br />Pacific whale Foundation, HI
<br />Develop a brochure and distribute
<br />100,000 copies to hotels, dive/snorkel
<br />shops, the Humpback Whale
<br />National Marine Sanctuary, and visi-
<br />tor bureaus in Hawaii to educate visi-
<br />tors about coral reef ecosystems and
<br />methods to avoid their degradation.
<br />NFWF: $10,000; outside funds:
<br />$14,000.
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<br />Coral Reef Internet Network
<br />University oJ Hawaii, HI
<br />Purchase a high storage capacity com-
<br />puter and software to establish a
<br />Hawaii Coral Reef Network on the
<br />Internet that will centralize informa-
<br />tion on Hawaii's coral reefs and make
<br />it available to interested individuals.
<br />NFWF: $6,000.
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<br />Coral Reef Monitoring Workshop
<br />Jorge R. Garcia Sais, Puerto Rico
<br />Conduct a five-day workshop on coral
<br />reef characterization and monitoring
<br />techniques for students to expand the
<br />currently limited action of reef moni-
<br />toring programs in Puerto Rico.
<br />Outside funds: $13,000.
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<br />Coral Reef Poster and Sign Project
<br />Hawaii WildliJe Fund, HI
<br />Develop and distribute 10,000 posters
<br />to schools and businesses and install
<br />25 signs in harbors and beach,
<br />snorkel, and dive sites in Hawaii to
<br />educate the public about regulations
<br />and best management practices
<br />designed to protect coral reefs. NFWF:
<br />$7,500; outside funds: $2,880.
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