2021.

In 2019, fish sampling was conducted following methods of the zis a ba Monitoring and Adaptive Management Plan (Beamer et al. 2019). We caught 37,170 fish from 18 species between March and early August. We documented juvenile Chinook salmon and … Continued

In 2019, pre-restoration fish sampling was conducted following methods of the Leque Island Restoration Monitoring and Adaptive Management Plan (Henrichs et al. 2020). From this effort, we caught 108,954 individual fish representing 12 species between March and July within the … Continued

Ecological responses to climate change have been observed across many aquatic ecosystems, yet in estuaries much of the focus has been on physical responses such as sea level rise, sediment movement and circulation of fresh and marine waters. Numerous fishes … Continued

In the Skagit River watershed, as with most watersheds in the Pacific Northwest, it has been known for some time that the quality and extent of riparian forests is a primary driver of population dynamics for salmon and trout, including … Continued

Alluvial fans, as nodes in a discontinuous nested stream hierarchy, offer unique challenges and opportunities to restoration practitioners and fisheries research scientists. We present the results of two years of effectiveness monitoring after the Illabot Creek alluvial fan restoration project … Continued