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Under state statutes set by the Legislature, coyotes are classified as predatory animals “when they are or may be de- structive to agricultural crops, products and ac- tivities.” Statute ORS 496.162 states that the Fish and Wildlife Com- mission “shall not pre- scribe limitations on the times, places or amounts for the taking of predato- ry animals.” Otherwise, coyotes are classified as unprotected mammals and subject to ODFW management including regulation of the manner of take. The Commission noted that there was not a set timeline for complet- ing the effort In other business, the Commission: Approved grant fund- ing for projects recom- mended by the Oregon Conservation and Rec- reation Fund (OCRF), Access & Habitat (A&H) and Restoration & En- hancement (R&E) boards: OCRF recom- mended 25 projects for funding totaling approx- imately $1 million that address statewide conser- vation and/or recreation needs, with many projects also addressing drought preparedness and wildfire research. A&H proposals renew several existing agreements that open pri- vate lands to public hunt- ing access. R&E projects restore and enhance fish- eries and fishing access. Commissioners also ap- pointed Tom VanderPlaat of Beaverton as a Sport Fishing Representative to the R&E board. Fish passage program rule changes: As far back as 1849, regulations have been in place to require fish passage at dams and other obstructions. The Commission unanimously passed rule changes pro- posed by staff to update fish passage requirements. The changes were based on the work of a Sub- committee that included stakeholders and lessons learned over the past 22 years. They will increase the pace at which fish pas- sage is provided at barri- ers by clarifying when an owner must address fish passage requirements, provide barrier owners a range of options to achieve compliance, ensure struc- tures are more resilient to higher storm flows and encourage co-existence with beavers to advance nature-based restoration. 2023 groundfish regu- lations: Regulations were adopted as proposed by staff and consistent with federal regulations. The 5-fish marine bag limit will continue in 2023 to provide a stable year- round fishery. Quillback rockfish retention will remain prohibited; how- ever, there will no longer be a 1-fish sub-bag limit for China and copper rockfishes in 2023 as the current catch rates for these species are low. Due to improvements in the status of yelloweye rockfish, summertime 40-fathom seasonal depth restrictions are no longer needed, meaning all-depth groundfish fishing can re- sume in July and August in 2023. That means next year, all-depth halibut anglers could keep bot- tomfish and halibut on the same trip when retention is allowed, simplifying regulations and increas- ing overall opportunity. The meeting was live- streamed and a recording is available at ODFW’s website, https://www.dfw. state.or.us/agency/com- mission/minutes/. Print & Mailing Services *Design *Print *Mail Do You Have Something to Share? 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