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/anGoZners aim to NeeS ZaterZa\s SassabOe Ior marine OiIe
Workshop helps landowners find best practices for fish
By Katherine Lacaze
Seaside Signal
Across the state, there
are Pore thaQ , artL¿-
cLaO EarrLers to ¿sh SassaJe
throXJh ZaterZa\s, OeaGLQJ
to ¿sh SoSXOatLoQ GecOLQes,
GaPaJeG haELtats aQG aIIect-
LQJ ZatersheG heaOth
7he 2reJoQ )orest 5e-
soXrces ,QstLtXte hosteG a
ZorNshoS 7XesGa\, 2ct ,
to JLYe OaQGoZQers LQIorPa-
tLoQ aEoXt YoOXQtar\ SroMects
to LPSroYe ¿sh SassaJe aQG
haELtat LQ IoresteG streaPs
AEoXt SeoSOe SartLcL-
SateG LQ the Iree ZorNshoS
7he JoaO Zas to eGXcate
sPaOO-Iorest OaQGoZQers oQ
Eest SractLces Ior restorLQJ
aQG eQhaQcLQJ ¿sh haELtats
aQG SroYLGe tooOs to Go the
MoE, saLG -XOLe :ooGZarG, the
LQstLtXtes¶s seQLor PaQaJer oI
Iorestr\ eGXcatLoQ
7he ¿sh-SassaJe GLOeP-
Pa Ls s\stePLc aQG SerYasLYe
across the state, saLG *reJ
ASNe, ¿sh SassaJe SroJraP
coorGLQator Ior the 2reJoQ
'eSartPeQt oI )Lsh aQG :LOG-
OLIe +XPaQ-PaGe oEstrXc-
tLoQs, sXch as cXOYerts at roaG
aQG streaP crossLQJs, GaPs,
tLGeJates aQG other artL¿cLaO
strXctXres, are to EOaPe
'eterPLQLQJ LI aQ oEstrXc-
tLoQ Ls ³SassaEOe´ Ls soPeZhat
sXEMectLYe, EXt the state estL-
mates about 6,400 structures
are comSOeteO\ bOocNLQJ ¿sh
SassaJe QearO\ 6,000 are Sar-
tLaOO\ bOocNLQJ SassaJe more
thaQ ,000 are SassabOe aQG
about ,000 are uQNQoZQ
7he state Goes Qot ³haYe a
haQGOe´ oQ Zhere aOO the ob-
structLoQs are OocateG or Zho
oZQs the SroSert\, ASNe saLG
³7he theme Ls, Ze¶Ye Jot
a bLJ SrobOem aQG there are
a Oot oI GLIIereQt cuOSrLts,´ he
saLG
,Q , uQGer Iormer
*oY -ohQ .Lt]haber, the
state createG the 2reJoQ 3OaQ
)or 6aOmoQ aQG :atersheGs
to restore 2reJoQ¶s QatLYe
¿sh SoSuOatLoQs aQG aTuatLc
s\stems 7he comSOe[ SOaQ
³meaQs a Oot oI GLIIereQt
thLQJs to a Oot oI GLIIereQt
IoONs,´ but the SrLmar\ eOe-
meQt oI the SOaQ Ls to eQcour-
aJe SrLYate OaQGoZQers to
eQJaJe LQ YoOuQtar\ ³oQ-the-
JrouQG restoratLoQ SroMects at
the OocaO OeYeO,´ ASNe saLG
Looking at the
big picture
%eIore attemStLQJ ¿sh
SassaJe aQG habLtat resto-
ratLoQ SroMects, OaQGoZQers
shouOG OooN at the bLJJer SLc-
ture, because maQ\ Lssues are
LQtertZLQeG, saLG *uLOOermo
*LaQQLco, assocLate SroIessor
at 2reJoQ 6tate 8QLYersLt\
aQG ¿sherLes sSecLaOLst 2th-
erZLse, SroMects are Oess OLNeO\
to be successIuO
:Lthout a OoQJ-term SOaQ,
SroMects ma\ IaLO to restore
ZatersheGs or theLr beQe¿ts
ma\ be QuOOL¿eG b\ humaQ ac-
tLYLtLes taNLQJ SOace eOseZhere
LQ the s\stem, *LaQQLco saLG
6uccessIuO
restoratLoQ
SroMects teQG to aGGress
the cause oI the ecos\stem
chaQJe match the scaOe oI the
Sh\sLcaO aQG bLoOoJLcaO Sro-
cesses taNLQJ SOace aQG act to
ma[LmL]e the OocaO SoteQtLaO
oI a sSecL¿c area 0ost LmSor-
taQtO\, the SroMect shouOG haYe
e[SOLcLt e[SecteG outcomes
Finding solutions
/aQGoZQers shouOG ³thLQN
OLNe a ¿sh´ ZheQ GesLJQLQJ
.AT+ER,NE LA&A=EEO MED,A GRO8P
A workshop participant looks through the Hawley Creek arch, a structure that replaced a fish
passage barrier culvert during a project completed in 2007.
Ior SassaJe aQG habLtat, *L-
aQQLco saLG )Lsh moYemeQt
Ls baseG oQ eQYLroQmeQ-
taO coQGLtLoQs that oStLmL]e
JroZth, surYLYaO aQG reSro-
GuctLYe success +umaQs
caQ aLG QaturaO moYemeQt b\
reGucLQJ barrLers to SassaJe
aQG creatLQJ SroSer habLtats
+oZeYer, *LaQQLco ZarQeG
ZorNshoS SartLcLSaQts aJaLQst
oYersLmSOLI\LQJ
³8QLYersaO ruOes are Qot
aOZa\s aSSOLcabOe LQ Qature,´
*LaQQLco saLG 7here Ls Qo sLQ-
JOe IormuOa that ¿ts Ior aOO ¿sh
sSecLes, s\stems aQG habLtats
)raQ &aIIerata &oe, a
certL¿eG ZLOGOLIe bLoOoJLst,
saLG habLtats shouOG be cOeaQ,
coOG, coQQecteG aQG comSOe[
6ome suJJestLoQs to restore
or eQhaQce Iorest habLtats
LQcOuGe SOaQtLQJ GLYerse tree
sSecLes LQ rLSarLaQ areas
maLQtaLQLQJ coQLIer aQG harG-
ZooG trees LQ rLSarLaQ areas
Ior OarJe-ZooG recruLtmeQt,
shaGe aQG seGLmeQt reteQtLoQ
GecommLssLoQLQJ aQG obOLter-
atLQJ roaGs Qear streams aQG
aGGLQJ OoJs, root ZaGs aQG
bouOGers to streams
³,I \ou come uS ZLth a
Jreat LGea, GoQ¶t hoarG that
LGea 6hare Lt ZLth \our QeLJh-
bors,´ &oe saLG
*LaQQLco beOLeYes ³the
s\stem ZLOO heaO bacN oQce
\ou remoYe the Sressure,´ he
saLG
'urLQJ the ZorNshoS, Sar-
tLcLSaQts ZeQt to the /eZLs
aQG &OarN 7ree )arm, maQ-
aJeG b\ *reeQZooG 5esourc-
es, to YLeZ a IeZ ¿sh SassaJe
aQG habLtat SroMects
,Q 00, Iormer OaQGoZQ-
er :e\erhauser SartQereG
ZLth the 1ecaQcLum :ater-
sheG &ouQcLO, 2'):, the
86 )Lsh aQG :LOGOLIe 6er-
YLces, 5aLQOaQG )O\catchers
aQG the 1orth &oast /aQG
&oQserYaQc\ oQ a SroMect
7he SartQers obOLterateG haOI
a mLOe oI JraYeO roaG aOoQJ
+aZOe\ &reeN aQG restoreG
the area to Lts Iormer QaturaO
ÀooGSOaLQ coQGLtLoQ SOaceG
trees into the stream to im-
SroYe habitat anG ÀooGSOain
Iunctions reSOanteG the Ior-
mer roaG surIace area Zith
natiYe trees, shrubs anG Zet-
OanG SOants anG remoYeG tZo
SassaJe barrier cuOYerts anG
reSOaceG them Zith a sinJOe
structure that met ¿sh SassaJe
stanGarGs
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At .Oootch\ &reeN, Sart-
ners GiG a habitat restoration
SroMect in the Oate 0s,
shortO\ aIter the 2reJon 3Oan
imSOementation 7he\ SOaceG
ZooG anG bouOGers in the
creeN to SroYiGe shaGe, in-
Guce the stream to meanGer
naturaOO\, cause naturaO ero-
sion anG scourinJ, enhance
the ÀooGSOain anG create
GeeSer SooOs Ior ¿sh reIuJe,
accorGinJ to 2'):¶s 7ro\
/aZs
Working together
/anGoZners are not aOone
Zhen it comes to SOanninJ
anG imSOementinJ SroM-
ects :atersheG counciOs are
one resource, saiG 0eO\ssa
*raeSer, 1ecanicum :ater-
sheG &ounciO coorGinator
:orNinJ Zith a OocaO Zater-
sheG counciO heOSs a OanG-
oZner see hoZ their SroMect
¿ts into the biJJer scheme,
she saiG
³,t¶s about tr\inJ to Go
these thinJs on a strateJic OeY-
eO,´ she saiG
AGGitionaOO\, ZatersheG
counciOs can heOS obtain
Sermits, IunGs, SartnershiSs
Zith other aJencies anG other
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can heOS OanGoZners OeYer-
aJe their oZn IunGs to obtain
Jrants
³/eYeraJe is a ZorG Ze
OiNe to use a Oot,´ *raeSer saiG
7he 2reJon )orest 5e-
sources ,nstitute aOso Sro-
YiGes a Zebsite, .noZ<our-
)orestorJ, to heOS eGucate
OanGoZners about manaJinJ
their OanGs anG JettinJ heOS
Ior Yarious SroMects
2ne SarticiSant asNeG iI
a OanGoZner aOerts an aJen-
c\ oI a SotentiaO SrobOem,
ZiOO the state then reTuire the
OanGoZner to ¿nG a soOution,
reJarGOess oI cost"
ASNe resSonGeG OanGoZn-
ers are reTuireG to aGGress
SassaJe Ior ¿sh sSecies iI the\
enJaJe in an action that triJ-
Jers state reTuirements 7riJ-
Jer eYents incOuGe creatinJ a
neZ roaG or stream-crossinJ
structure oYer a channeO ZiG-
eninJ a roaG IootSrint Zithin
a stream channeO construct-
inJ a neZ cuOYert or oYerÀoZ
SiSe Zithin a stream channeO
anG seYeraO others /anGoZn-
ers are resSonsibOe Ior NnoZ-
inJ iI natiYe miJrator\ ¿sh
are in their stream anG iI ¿sh
SassaJe reTuirements aSSO\
to them
Tracking results
2ne unIortunate asSect
oI 2reJon¶s restoration anG
conserYation eIIort, *ianni-
co saiG, is a Oot oI mone\ has
been sSent on SroMects, but
onO\ to 0 Sercent oI them
are monitoreG or eYaOuateG
.\Oe Abraham, Zith the
'eSartment oI )orestr\, saiG
the GeSartment is SreSarinJ a
YoOuntar\ measures surYe\, to
Jet inIormation on actions b\
OanGoZners that Jo aboYe anG
be\onG reJuOations
6ince , there haYe
been about ,00 SroMects
be signed by the author and include
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also request that submissions be
limited to one letter per month. Send
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