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Elwha Dam removal and the restoration of the Elwha River’s anadromous fish

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Brian Winter

Olympic National Park


About This Presentation

Running time: 23 minutes and 47 seconds

This is part of a collection. See more from the Climate Change Short Course.

Topics covered:

  • Elwha River Ecosystem and Fisheries
  • Map
  • Elwha Dam
  • Glines Canyon Dam
  • Depiction of Drainage
  • Map
  • Project Status
  • Project Status (cont.)
  • PAWTP
  • Industrial Water Treat Plant
  • Replaced Rock Weir
  • Plant Propogation Facility
  • West Side Levee
  • Federal levee
  • Total Sediment Released Downstream
  • Fish Windows
  • Lake Mills Outflow
  • Lake Mills Delta
  • What Was Before...
  • Bathymetry Map
  • Invasives Map
  • Revegetation Strategies
  • Reservoir Prescriptions
  • Adaptive Management
  • Fish Restoration Requirements
  • Plan Assumptions
  • Fish Restoration Options
  • Dam Removal
  • Where do these fish go?
  • Existing NPS Agreements
  • Project Partners

Production by: Michael Furniss and Jeffrey Guntle, Communications and Applications, PNW and PSW Research Stations

Video by: Ben Nieves, Oregon Street Studios

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