UCSRB Projects
M2 Mid-Sugar Acquisition
Outcomes: acquisition of 40 acres of habitat, including 1,300 ft. of mainstem river and 550 ft. of side channel habitat This project acquired the floodplain
Hancock Springs Restoration Phase 4
Outcomes: 1 acre of off-channel/floodplain connected, 0.10 miles of off-channel stream created, 62 instream pools created, 0.46 miles of instream habitat treated, 0.10 miles of
Thermal Refuge Assessment in Wenatchee and Entiat
The Chelan County Natural Resources Department (CCNRD) in partnership with the US Forest Service (USFS) implemented the Clear Creek Complex project which addressed three passage barrier culverts. The original culverts acted as barriers due to high velocities, slopes and outfall depth. Approximately 2.7 additional linear mile of stream habitat is accessable from replacing these problem culverts with bottomless arch culverts. Important habitat used by juvenile and adult ESA listed Upper Columbia summer steelhead for rearing and spawning is now available.
Omak Creek Riparian Restoration
Outcomes: 1.1 acres of riparian acres treated; 650 feet of unvegetated banks planted with native riparian vegetation; livestock exclusion fencing placed around 1,300 feet of
Derby Canyon Barrier Removals
In 2016 Cascade Fisheries removed a 100% fish passage barrier culvert and replaced with a bottomless arch culvert, restoring fish passage. In 2017 CCFEG removed
CCT Okanogan River-Pharr Road – Side Channel Activation
The primary focus of this project is to increase the quality and quantity of juvenile summer/fall Chinook salmon (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha) rearing habitat needed from the
