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Proposed Recovery Plan for the

Sacramento River Winter-run Chinook Salmon

August 1997


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TABLE OF CONTENTS

CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION

Listing History
Designation of Critical Habitat
Need for Recovery Plan
Other Endangered Species

CHAPTER 2: STATUS OF WINTER-RUN CHINOOK SALMON

Introduction
Unique Species Characteristics
Life History and Biological Requirements
Historic Habitat Alteration
River and Ocean Harvest
Decline of Population and Current Status
Summary

CHAPTER 3: FACTORS AFFECTING WINTER-RUN CHINOOK

I. FACTORS AFFECTING SPAWNING AND REARING HABITAT
II. FACTORS AFFECTING JUVENILE AND ADULT PASSAGE
III. POTENTIAL IMPACTS FROM THE WINTER-RUN CHINOOK ARTIFICIAL PROPAGATION PROGRAM
IV. HARVEST IMPACTS ON WINTER-RUN CHINOOK
V. IMPACTS ON WINTER-RUN CHINOOK FROM FISH AND WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS
VI. OTHER PROBLEMS IN THE CONSERVATION OF WINTER-RUN CHINOOK
VII. IMPACTS FROM CLIMATIC VARIATION

CHAPTER 4: RECOVERY GOALS

Introduction
Delisting Criteria
Population Criteria
Extinction Model
Development of Delisting Criteria

CHAPTER 5: NEEDED RESTORATION ACTIONS

GOAL I: PROTECT AND RESTORE SPAWNING AND REARING HABITAT
GOAL II: IMPROVE SURVIVAL OF DOWNSTREAM MIGRANTS
GOAL III: IMPROVE ADULT UPSTREAM PASSAGE
GOAL IV: PREVENT EXTINCTION THROUGH ARTIFICIAL PROPAGATION
GOAL V: REDUCE HARVEST AND INCIDENTAL TAKE IN COMMERCIAL AND RECREATIONAL FISHERIES
GOAL VI: REDUCE IMPACTS OF OTHER FISH AND WILDLIFEMANAGEMENT PROGRAM
GOAL VII: IMPROVE UNDERSTANDING OF LIFE HISTORYAND HABITAT REQUIREMENTS

CHAPTER 6: IMPLEMENTATION

Mechanisms for Successful Implementation of the Sacramento River Winter-run Chinook Salmon Recovery Program

Central Valley Project Improvement Act

Agreement Between the Department of Water Resources and the Department of Fish and Game to Offset Direct Fish Losses in Relation to the Harvey O. Banks Delta Pumping Plant

Agreement to Reduce and Offset Direct Fish Losses Associated with the Operation of the Tracy Pumping Plant and Tracy Fish Collection Facility

Category III

CALFED Bay-Delta

Endangered Species Act Section 6 Funding

Consistency between Principles of Agreement, Native Fishes Recovery Plan, Delta Water Quality Control Plan

Other Considerations

Partnerships

Implementation Schedule

APPENDIX A. TABLE 1.

List of Threatened or Endangered Species, or Species of Concern That are Found in the Critical Habitat of the Sacramento River Winter-run Chinook Salmon.

APPENDIX B. TABLE 1.

List of Terrestrial Natural Communities Within or Adjacent to Critical Habitat of Sacramento River Winter-run Chinook Salmon.

APPENDIX C.

Viability of a Pacific Salmon Population: the Sacramento River Winter Run Chinook.


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