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This document presents the recovery plan for the Oregon Coast Evolutionarily Significant Unit (ESU) of coho salmon, detailing the necessary actions for species recovery, population categorization,

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How to fill out Oregon Coast Coho Salmon ESU Recovery Plan

1. Review the introduction and objectives of the Oregon Coast Coho Salmon ESU Recovery Plan.
2. Gather necessary data on salmon habitat, populations, and threats in the region.
3. Engage with local stakeholders, including government agencies, conservation groups, and community members.
4. Identify specific recovery goals based on historical data and current conditions.
5. Develop action items addressing habitat restoration, pollution reduction, and sustainable fishing practices.
6. Establish a monitoring and evaluation framework to assess progress toward recovery goals.
7. Draft the plan, ensuring clarity and accessibility for all stakeholders.
8. Seek feedback from experts and the community to refine the plan.
9. Finalize the document and distribute it to relevant parties.

Who needs Oregon Coast Coho Salmon ESU Recovery Plan?

1. State and federal wildlife agencies responsible for managing salmon populations.
2. Conservation organizations focused on ecosystem restoration and species protection.
3. Local fisheries and businesses benefiting from healthy salmon populations.
4. Researchers and scientists studying aquatic ecosystems.
5. Community members and stakeholders invested in preserving local wildlife and natural resources.

People Also Ask about

Can you keep coho salmon in California?

Retention of coho (silver) salmon or steelhead trout is prohibited in any ocean fishery (CCR T-14, §27.70(b) and §27.80(b)). Salmon may not be filleted on any boat or prior to being brought ashore (CCR T-14, §27.65(c)). Salmon may only be taken by angling as defined in CCR T-14, §1.05.

Is the coho salmon ESA listed?

Central California Coast coho were first listed as threatened under the Endangered Species Act in 1996, and then reclassified as endangered in 2005.

Are coho esa listed?

About the Species One evolutionary significant unit of coho salmon is listed as endangered and three ESUs are listed as threatened under the Endangered Species Act. The Central California Coast Coho ESU is one of NOAA Fisheries' Species in the Spotlight.

How many coho salmon can you keep in Oregon?

During authorized seasons — daily bag limit of one wild coho salmon and one wild coho jack per day. No more than 5 wild adult coho salmon may be harvested per year in the Northwest and Southwest Zones with open wild coho salmon fisheries.

Are coho salmon a keystone species?

The longest Coho salmon run known is 1,320 miles up the Yukon River although these fish usually migrate less than 140 miles. Salmon are a keystone species meaning the effect they have on the ecosystem is disproportionate to their size and numbers.

Why is coho salmon cheap?

Though king salmon tend to be significantly larger than coho salmon, its runs aren't nearly as numerous. Because of the high demand for king salmon and the lower amount available, it is priced higher than the coho salmon. Compare pricing by checking out our offerings here for king salmon and coho salmon.

What is the Oregon salmon plan?

The Oregon Plan for Salmon and Watersheds includes specific actions. These actions address the factors that affect fish populations and watershed health. Most of these actions focus on water quality, stream flows, and habitat restoration.

What happened to coho salmon?

However, overfishing, climate change, and habitat degradation from logging, road building, and other practices pushed coho salmon to the brink of extinction. By the time the species was listed under the ESA in 1996, CCC coho had seemingly vanished from many rivers and streams.

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What is Oregon Coast Coho Salmon ESU Recovery Plan?

The Oregon Coast Coho Salmon ESU Recovery Plan is a strategic framework established to identify and implement measures that will improve the population and habitat conditions for coho salmon in the coastal regions of Oregon, ensuring their long-term survival and recovery.

Who is required to file Oregon Coast Coho Salmon ESU Recovery Plan?

Individuals and organizations involved in activities that may impact the coho salmon population, including landowners, fishery managers, and environmental organizations, are typically required to file and adhere to the recovery plan.

How to fill out Oregon Coast Coho Salmon ESU Recovery Plan?

To fill out the Oregon Coast Coho Salmon ESU Recovery Plan, you need to gather relevant data related to salmon populations, habitat assessments, and the impacts of local activities on these ecosystems, then complete the required forms and submit them to the designated environmental agency.

What is the purpose of Oregon Coast Coho Salmon ESU Recovery Plan?

The purpose of the Oregon Coast Coho Salmon ESU Recovery Plan is to restore and maintain the coho salmon populations and their habitats, reducing threats to their survival from various human-induced and natural stresses.

What information must be reported on Oregon Coast Coho Salmon ESU Recovery Plan?

The information that must be reported includes population metrics, habitat conditions, threats to the species, ongoing conservation efforts, and any proposed actions to enhance recovery efforts.