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LOWER COLUMBIA FISH RECOVERY BOARD
Tour of IMW complex
IMW stream
Tour of IMW complex
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Recovering Salmon & Steelhead To Healthy, Harvestable Levels
The Lower Columbia Fish Recovery Board is the Regional Salmon Recovery Organization and Lead Entity for salmon habitat restoration for the lower Columbia River in southwest Washington. The LCFRB works with a diversity of partners to recover species comprised of 74 distinct salmon, steelhead, and bull trout populations to healthy, harvestable levels by guiding implementation of the federally adopted recovery plan.
TAC members on a site visit with staff from the Lower Columbia Fish Enhancement Group.
LCFRB is Seeking Additional Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) Members!
June 5 - The Board is looking to expand the TAC to broaden the robustness of project reviews, bring additional expertise to Board initiatives, and add multiple technical perspectives to our programs.
TAC Members serve voluntarily, without pay, and meet the second Wednesday of each month from 10 am-12 pm. TAC meetings are currently hybrid, held virtually and in-person at the LCFRB office in Vancouver, WA. Click here more information or to apply to be on the TAC. We look forward to hearing from you!
Lower Columbia Salmon Resource Map is released
January 31 - A new salmon resource and habitat strategy map is now available to inform habitat restoration, conservation and programmatic actions by Tribes, state agencies, counties, restoration practitioners, conservation organizations, landowners and other interested parties. This release supports Phase I of the Salmon Resource Map project.
Events
September 3 Tacoma Power Cowlitz River Fisheries Technical Committee meeting
September 6 LCFRB Monthly Meeting, LCFRB office & Virtual, CANCELLED
September 11 LCFRB TAC Meeting, LCFRB office & Virtual, Contact Lorie for more information
September 24 & 25 Salmon Recovery Funding Board meeting
Recovery Plan Vision
"Washington lower Columbia salmon, steelhead, and bull trout are recovered to healthy, harvestable levels that will sustain productive sport, commercial, and tribal fisheries through the restoration and protection of the ecosystems upon which they depend and the implementation of supportive hatchery and fishery practices."
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