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Collaborative projects underway in Yakima
Mid-Columbia Fisheries is working with partners to enhance salmon habitat at two locations in Yakima County this fall. The first location is along Cowiche Creek. Nearly 400 feet of old railroad bed wereremoved and the streambank sloped back to allow the creek to access its floodplain. Additional rip rap materials were removed along the left [...]
Salmon viewing field trip this Saturday, Sept. 26
Local biologist Bob Tuck will lead a presentation at the salmon viewing area on the Cle Elum River on Saturday, Sept. 26 at 10:30AM. The salmon viewing area is a reliable spot to observe Spring Chinook salmon each fall. In 2006, an ADA-accessible trail to the site was created, and in 2008, interpretive signs were [...]
Work Underway to Restore Trout Creek and Remove Hemlock Dam
Restoration of a one half mile stretch of Trout Creek and the removal of a 1930s era dam will begin July 1 on a $2 million project on the Gifford Pinchot National Forest near the former Wind River Nursery north of Carson, Washington. In-stream work will occur during the summer months to lessen impacts to [...]
Other resources
Effective salmonid recovery relies upon partnerships, and we are pleased to provide links to our partners. Please let us know if a link is out of date.
Yakama Indian Nation
State Agencies
WA Dept. of Fish and Wildlife
WA Dept. of Ecology
Salmon Recovery Funding Board
Federal Agencies
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
NOAA Fisheries Restoration Center
NOAA Fisheries Northwest Funding Opportunities
USDA Forest [...]
Board of Directors
The Mid-Columbia Fisheries Enhancement Group is governed by a volunteer Board of Directors.
Name
Position
Affiliation
Watershed
Glenn Miller
President
Construction Manager, Yakima County Road Department
Yakima Basin
Doug Miller
Secretary
Regional Fisheries Enhancement Advisory Board; Retired – Klickitat PUD
Klickitat Basin
Blake Murphy
Treasurer
Washington Dept. of Natural Resources, White Salmon Watershed Management Committee
White Salmon Basin
Marc Harvey
Board Member
Environmental compliance & management
Klickitat Basin
Glen Rose
Board Member
Kittitas County Field & Stream
Yakima Basin
Staff
Margaret Neuman, Executive DirectorMargaret has directed the activities of Mid-Columbia Fisheries since 2005. She is responsible for the financial management of the organization, as well as project development and implementation in the Klickitat, White and Wind River watersheds. Prior to moving to the Mid-Columbia region, she worked with the Nooksack Salmon Enhancement Association.
Rebecca Wassell, Yakima [...]
About us
The Mid-Columbia Fisheries Enhancement Group is dedicated to restoring self-sustaining populations of salmon and steelhead. Mid-Columbia Fisheries works with landowners and community partners to protect and restore fish habitat.
Mid-Columbia Fisheries is a non-profit, community based group. The Mid-Columbia region includes the Yakima Basin, the Klickitat, White Salmon, and Wind Rivers, and numerous smaller tributaries in [...]
Contact us
The Mid-Columbia Fisheries Enhancement Group has offices in White Salmon and Ellensburg, WA.
Executive Director Margaret Neuman can be reached by phone at (509)281-1322, or at fish@midcolumbiarfeg.com.
Yakima Basin Program Manager Rebecca Wassell can be reached at (509)281-1311, or at becca@midcolumbiarfeg.com.
Our shared fax number is (509)267-2151.
Our permanent mailing address is:
Mid-Columbia Fisheries Enhancement Group
PO Box 1271, White Salmon, [...]
What we do
Mid-Columbia Fisheries sponsors and supports projects to protect, restore, and enhance habitat for salmonids throughout our region. Projects include:
Riparian revegetation
Livestock exclusion fencing
Fish passage
Instream habitat improvement
Sediment reduction (bank stabilization, road storm-proofing, and more)
Assistance with habitat acquisition
Information on our projects can currently be found in the following reports. Additional information can be obtained by contacting us.
2009 MCFEG [...]
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