Anadramous glossary and government resources

Anadramous : fish that breed in fresh water but live their adult life in the sea.On the Pacific coast, anadramous fish include all the Pacific salmon, steelhead trout,some cutthroat trout and Dolly Varden char, lampreys and eulachons.

[Ministry of Forests -- Government of British Columbia]

Central New England Fishery Resources Office: Anadramous Fish ...
Central New England Fishery Resources Office is involved in programs to restore

US Fish and Wildlife Service- Alpena FRO- Partners For Fish and ...
...songbirds, waterfowl; anadramous (migratory) fish such as salmon, and declining

NEFSC Fish FAQ
...salmon. An anadromous fish, born in fresh water, spends most of its life in

Executive Summary: WRIA 30
...in its consideration to anadramous fish in the Klickitat Watershed only.

BLM - Alaska: Mile 98 Steese Hwy/Birch Creek Stream Enhancement ...
The sediment input impacts downstream anadramous fisheries as well as

Point Reyes National Seashore Official Extended Home Page
Protect and manage Bank Swallow Population at Fort Funston Protect and restore

Interior Activity & Accomplishments
...of habitat for Atlantic salmon, river herring and shad and is a priority

Interior Activity & Accomplishments
US Geological Survey are involved in numerous programs to restore miles of

Coastal America: Coastal Restoration and Protection Projects
The current fish passage functions as an obstacle for anadramous fish.

Ecology Group - Project Highlights
Anadramous Fish Evaluation Program: Snake and Columbia River Basin. Biological

Laws We Enforce
...the fishery resources found off the coasts of the United States,and the

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