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<br /> <br />i I <br />I , <br />;;: i~RANTS \ <br />I <br />......., I I <br />o !- <br />......., : Russian River Tributary <br />C: : Restoration <br />......., ! CaliJorn.ia Departmel1t oJ Fish and <br />C: : Game, CA <br />S : Design and implement habitat <br />restoration measures for coho and <br />steelhead in cooperation with <br />landowners on five tributary creeks to <br />the Russian River: Ackerman, Big <br />Austin, Green Valley, Atascadero, and <br />Fife Creeks. Landowner workshops <br />will also be held. NFWF: $51.100; <br />outside funds: $102,200. <br /> <br />= <br /> <br />o <br />C: <br />o <br />:::;::::: <br /> <br />-0 <br />C: <br />o <br /> <br />C: <br />= <br /> <br />~ ! Sacramento River <br />~ Fish Screen Diversions <br />~ Family Water Alliance, CA <br />C: Screen five smaIL privately owned <br />~ irrigation diversions in cooperation <br />with federaL state, and private inter- <br />ests along the Sacramento River in <br /><- California to prevent entrapment of <br />"-' : juvenile winter-run and spring-run <br />:; : chinook salmon in irrigation canals. <br />0...... 1 NFWF: $51,400; outside funds: <br />$59,900. <br /> <br /><'> <br />"-' <br /> <br />Sacramento River Fish Screen <br />Diversions- II <br />Family Water Alliance, CA <br />Screen small agricultural diversions on <br />the Sacramento River in Colusa and <br />: Glenn Counties to keep chinook <br />salmon in the river and out of the irri- <br />gation ditches. NFWF: $73,759; out- <br />side funds: $130,000. <br /> <br />San Juan Islands Marine Refuges <br />Sanjuan Nature Institute, WA <br />Educate anglers, divers, boaters, and <br />local residents about the importance <br />of establishing eight voluntary, com- <br />munity-based marine refuges among <br />the San Juan Islands in Puget Sound <br />in order to reduce the decline of ben- <br />thic fish populations. NFWF: $20,000; <br />outside funds: $43,100. <br /> <br />San Pedro Creek Restoration <br />City oJ Pacifica, CA <br />Restore ten acres of rare, <br />tidally influenced, freshwa- <br />ter wetlands on San Pedro <br />Creek to provide flood <br />control in the Linda Mar <br />District. Enhance a steel- <br />head run and restore habi- <br />tat for threatened <br />California red-legged frog <br />and migratory waterfowl. <br />NFWF: $200,000; outside <br />funds: $658,000. <br /> <br />White. faced ibis flock in a <br />seasonal wetland <br /> <br />32 1997 Annual Report <br /> <br />Scott Creek Salmon Habitat <br />Enhancement <br />Communit!1 Action Board oJ Santa <br />Cruz County, CA <br />Reduce sedimentation and provide <br />habitat for juvenile coho salmon and <br />steelhead in Scott Creek and Big <br />Creek by installing bank stabilization <br />structures and a bubble curtain <br />(cover), and maintaining existing <br />pools. NFWF: $14,102; outside funds: <br />$29,523. <br /> <br />Scott River Riparian Restoration <br />Sismyou Resource Conservation District, CA <br />Enhance coho and steelhead habitat <br />with in-stream erosion stabilization <br />structures, livestock fencing, off- <br />stream stock watering, and riparian <br />planting on the Scott River. NFWF: <br />$30.500; outside funds: $61,000. <br /> <br />Shared Streams <br />American Forest Foundation, DC <br />Develop a stream stewardship tool <br />kit, create an interactive Internet site, <br />and conduct four demonstration habi- <br />tat restoration projects to engage <br />members of the American Tree Farm <br />System in habitat improvement pro- <br />jects for trout and salmon. NFWF: <br />$60,000; outside funds: $120,000. <br /> <br />Shark Conservation <br />Strategies Workshops <br />World Wildlife Fund, DC <br />Conduct workshops for shark experts <br />in December 1997 in Monterey, <br />California, and Sarasota, Florida to <br />develop sustainable conservation <br />management strategies for sharks. <br />NFWF: $19,159; outside funds: <br />$20,000. <br /> <br />@C'111 R. Z.hm <br /> <br />Steller Sea Lion Behavior Ecology <br />North Pacific Marine Science <br />Foundation, WA <br />Observe the food habits of juvenile <br />Steller sea lions on Marmot Island off <br />the coast of Alaska to determine the <br />cause(s) for the sea lions' population <br />decline in the region. NFWF: <br />$28,228; outside funds: $56,456. <br /> <br />StonefIies as Surrogates for Coho <br />Sustainable Land Stewardship <br />Institute, CA <br />Assess the strengths of stoneflies as a <br />surrogate indicator of aquatic habitat <br />suitability for coho salmon and other <br />aquatic species. Develop aquatic habi- <br />tat quality guidebook for citizen <br />monitors. NFWF: $31,750; outside <br />funds: $79,450. <br /> <br />Striped Bass Release: Handle <br />With Care <br />Coastal Conservation Association, MA <br />Produce a brief, informative video on <br />how to fish for and handle striped <br />bass that are going to be released. The <br />video will demonstrate how to land, <br />unhook, and release striped bass <br />using methods that maximize the <br />fish's chance for survival. Outside <br />funds: $11,000. <br /> <br />Sulphur Creek Streambank <br />Stabilization <br />Sacramento Watersheds Action Group, CA <br />Install seven-wing deflectors and <br />plant riparian vegetation at Redding <br />Arboretum to stabilize 600 feet of <br />streambank on Sulphur Creek, a trib- <br />utary to the Sacramento River in <br />California. Sedimentation is current- <br />ly degrading chinook salmon and <br />steelhead trout habitat. NFWF: <br />$18,800; outside funds: $31,300. <br /> <br />Taunton River <br />Watershed <br />Assessment <br />Wildlands Trust oJ <br />Southeastern <br />Massachusetts, MA <br />Conduct a biolog- <br />ical inventory of <br />the plant and <br />animal species <br />along the riparian <br />corridor of the <br />Taunton River and <br />its tributaries in <br />southeastern <br />Massachusetts in order <br /> <br />, <br /> <br />to identify areas in the watershed in <br />need of habitat protection. NFWF: <br />$15,000; outside funds: $20,000. <br /> <br />Tsaile Creek Restoration Project <br />Navajo Nation Department oJ Water <br />Resources, AZ <br />Conduct six watershed restoration <br />demonstration projects and work- <br />shops along TsaiJe Creek in northeast- <br />ern Arizona to educate and engage <br />Navajo Tribe land users in riparian <br />restoration activities. NFWF: $50,000; <br />outside funds: $152,775. <br /> <br />Walker Creek Watershed <br />Restoration <br />Marin County Resource Conservation <br />District, CA <br />Produce a plan for reestablishing <br />populations of coho and steelhead in <br />Walker Creek, which drains into <br />Tomales Bay. Implement on-the- <br />ground habitat restoration on at least <br />five sites along the stream. NFWF: <br />$38,191; outside funds: $76,200. <br /> <br />Watershed Restoration Book <br />American Fisheries Society, MD <br />Publish Watershed Restoration: <br />Principles and Practices, a book that <br />will examine all facets of watershed <br />restoration efforts, with a special <br />emphasis on actual restoration case <br />histories and the crucial role of collab- <br />orative partnerships. NFWF: $6,000; <br />outside funds: $6,000. <br /> <br />Whirling Disease Control <br />Whirling Disease Foundation, MT <br />Provide support for one year for Dr. <br />Mansour El-Matbouli, an interna- <br />tional expert on whirling disease, to <br />collaborate with U.S. scientists at the <br />University of California and <br />Montana State University on meth- <br />ods to control the spread of whirling <br />disease. NFWF: $18,300; outside <br />funds: $38,000. <br /> <br />Whirling Disease Video <br />National Fish and Wildlife <br />Foundatiol1, DC <br />Produce and distribute a video on <br />whirling disease to educate anglers <br />and natural resource professionals <br />about the impact of the disease on <br />recreational trout fisheries and efforts <br />being undertaken to control the dis- <br />ease. NFWF interest funds: $5,000; <br />other NFWF funds: $12,000. <br /> <br />~ <br />