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Invasive Species: Animals - Brown Tree Snake (Boiga irregularis)
Top University/Academic Brown tree snake - Introduced Species Summary Project Columbia University. Center for Environmental Research and Conservation. Taxonomy; Identification/Description; Photographs; Introduction History; Impacts; Distribution; Controls; Special Note: References Back to Top International Brown Tree Snake ...
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CRITFC | Press Releases
Snake River fall chinook on road to recovery 10 September 2002 Columbia River treaty tribes open fall Chinook sales 26 August 2002 Hatchery salmon are contributing to natural spawning 12 August 2002 Columbia ... 11 May 2001 Tribes, states reach multi-year salmon protection and rebuilding accord for Columbia, Snake rivers Date: 15 Feb 2001 Tribal News Sources Umatilla News Confederated Umatilla Journal ...
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CRITFC | Nez Perce
Columbia, Snake, Tucannon, Grande Ronde, Imnaha, Clearwater and Salmon drainages. Tribal members fish on the Clearwater River, which runs through the reservation near its northern and eastern borders, and on the Columbia ... Economy Hunting Fishing Gathering Trade from Great Plains areas westward down the Columbia Horse breeding Tribal Enterprises Tribal convenience stores-- Nez Perce Express I and ...
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Environment News Service News Index June 2005
Solar System Chile's Major Earthquake Claims Nine Lives Judge Orders More Water Spilled for Columbia, Snake River Salmon AmeriScan: June 13, 2005 G8 Finance Ministers Clear Debt for 18 Poor Nations ...
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Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem Rivers:Snake River
Columbia River carries more water. From its headwaters along the southern boundary of Yellowstone National Park to its confluence with the Columbia River, the Snake drops 9,500 vertical feet. At Hells Canyon along the Idaho/Oregon border, the Snake carves the deepest gorge in North America. While the Snake is peppered ...
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National Geographic: Lewis & Clark—Animals—Northwestern Garter Snake
Columbia, western Washington, western Oregon, and extreme northwestern California. Species information from enature.com Subscribe Online Your subscriptions help National Geographic conservation efforts worldwide >> Lewis's Woodpecker Mountain Lion Northwestern Garter Snake ...
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Interior Columbia
Columbia River basin accessible to anadromous salmon and steelhead above Bonneville Dam. The Interior Columbia has three sub-domains: Upper Columbia, Middle Columbia, and Snake. Recovery planning in the Interior Columbia ...
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Snake Sub-Domain
Interior Columbia > Snake Sub-Domain Snake ESA Salmon Recovery Sub-Domain The Snake recovery sub-domain includes the Snake River from its confluence with the Columbia River ... Snake River Recovery Board will also play significant roles in recovery planning. The NOAA recovery planning process for the Snake River involves close coordination between NOAA Fisheries Service staff, the Interior Columbia ...
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Open Spaces Magazine - America's Evolving View of Dams by Bruce Babbitt
The great salmon runs of the Columbia River and the Snake drifted toward extinction. The Colorado River ran dry, its great delta, celebrated in ... that our stewardship obligation extends beyond park borders to encompass entire watersheds and landscapes. The Columbia-Snake is one of the most industrialized river systems in America. The largest of its dams ...
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Orca Network Habitat page - Snake River dams
Snake River dams in order to protect endangered Puget Sound orca populations that need Columbia-Snake River salmon as a critical food source. “Restoring Columbia River Chinook salmon ... under the Endangered Species Act, and four directly impacted by the lower Snake River dams. Yet, the Columbia-Snake Basin still holds more acres of pristine salmon habitat than any watershed ...
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