These fisheries projects on the Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest from the past several years were entered in the national Wildlife, Fish, and Rare Plants (WFRP) database now available to the public to search and view.

2005

Taylor Creek Fish Habitat enhancement
Palmer Creek Subsurface flow restoration
Bitterlick and Sugarpine creeks helicopter fish habitat enhancement
Laird and Azalea lakes restoration

2004

Little Applegate helicopter fish habitat enhancement
Biscuit Fire riparian planting
Riparian thinning
Powers Ranger District tree-lining
Salmon, steelhead, and lamprey monitoring
Hawk Creek fish habitat enhancement (pdf)
Bitterlick Creek road closure and carcass seeding
Applegate Lake warmwater fish habitat enhancement

2003

Sugarpine/Bitterlick coho salmon monitoring
Glade Creek fish habitat enhancement

Fisheries Projects in the News

2006

Forest Service completes Broken Kettle Fish Habitat Restoration Project - 08/09/2006

Quosatana Campground Boat Ramp Closed Due to Safety Concerns - 07/21/2006

2005

Minor Delays on Taylor Creek Road for Fisheries Enhancement Work - 09/29/2005
Rogue Valley Student Named American Fisheries Society's Hutton Scholar - 06/30/2005

2004

DEIS: Special Use Permits for Outfitters and Guides on the Lower Rogue and Lower Illinois Rivers - 11/17/2004

Old Christmas trees to provide presents for anglers: Applegate Lake warmwater fish enhancement - 01/29/2004

2007

2008