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KRIS Russian River: Meta Information Page

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Meta IdentifierSCWA_sthdist
Type of DataFish counts by snorkelers
OriginatorSonoma County Water Agency
DescriptionMeasures of abundance of juvenile steelhead in four reaches of the upper Russian River with associated habitat typing data and observations of other fish.
AreaRussian River
Metadata Date9/4/2003
Metadata ContactGary Reedy
Contact Person PrimaryDave Cook
Statusintegrating
Request LogRequested electronic data files.
Receipt LogReceived electronic document from Keenan Foster and Received partial data.
Access Constraintsnone
Lead PersonGary Reedy
Lead OrganizationSonoma County Water Agency
Data Set Namedive_sh_mainstem_russian_by_reach_scwa2002.dbf
Date of Content Start6/1/2001
Date of Content End9/30/2001
PurposeTo describe abundance and habitat use of rearing steelhead in the mainstem Russian River from Lake Mendocino to below Healdsburg
Data Quality InformationHigh
Use ConstraintsDirect observation may not represent actual abundance or be used to calculate populations due to unknown proportion of fish that go unseen.
Supplemental InformationSonoma County Water Agency also has mainstem downstream migrant trapping data, chinook redds by reach and electrofishing data from numerous tributaries.
CountiesMendocino and Sonoma
Keywordssteelhead, habitat, fish community
PublisherSonoma County Water Agency
Publication PlaceSanta Rosa
Publication Date2003
Issue Identificationsteelhead habitat
TitleUpper Russian River Steelhead Distribution Study
AbstractThe purpose of the Upper Russian River Steelhead Distribution Study is to evaluate the distribution of steelhead (Oncorhynchus mykiss) during summer conditions and assess habitat along the Russian River. Rearing habitat for steelhead may be limited in the river during summer when flows are lowest and water temperatures are highest. This study was a component of the Fisheries Enhancement Program (FEP) implemented by the Sonoma County Water Agency. The goal of the FEP is to improve native fish resources of the Russian River basin.
Other Citation DetailsHabitat frequency and steelhead associations with those habitats are covered in the report.
Contact OrganizationSonoma County Water Agency
Contact Address2227 Capricorn Way, Suite 108
Contact CitySanta Rosa
Contact StateCA
Contact Zip Code95406
Contact Voice Telephone707 524-1988
Contact Emaildavidc@scwa.ca.gov
ProgressComplete

 
 
 
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