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Pataha Creek model watershed: 1999 habitat conservation projects/ annual report.

DE2001784172

Publication Date	2000
Personal Author	Bartels, D.
Page Count	26
Abstract	The projects outlined in detail on the attached project reports are a summary of the many projects implemented in the Pataha Creek Model Watershed since it was selected as a model in 1993. Up until last year, demonstration sites using riparian fencing, off site watering facilities, tree and shrub plantings and upland conservation practices were used for information and education and was the main focus of the implementation phase of the watershed plan. These practices are the main focus of the watershed plan to reduce the majority of the sediment entering the stream. However, the watershed stream evaluation team used in the watershed analysis determined that there were problems along the Pataha Creek that needed to be addressed that would add further protection to the banks and therefore a further reduction of sedimentation into the stream. 1999 was a year where a focused effort was made to work on the upland conservation practices to reduce the sedimentation into Pataha Creek. Over 95% of the sediment entering the stream can be tied directly to the upland and riparian areas of the watershed. In stream work was not addressed this year because of the costs associated with these projects and the low impact of the sediment issue concerning Pataha Creeks impact on Chinook Salmon in the Tucannon River.
Keywords	Watersheds Natural resources conservation Habitat Education Evaluation Implementation Salmon Sedimentation Sediments Shrubs Streams Trees
Source Agency	Technical Information Center Oak Ridge Tennessee
Corporate Authors	Bonneville Power Administration, Portland, OR.; Department of Energy, Washington, DC.
Document Type	Technical Report
NTIS Issue Number	200125

Pataha Creek model watershed: 1999 habitat conservation projects/ annual report.

Pataha Creek model watershed: 1999 habitat conservation projects/ annual report.
DE2001784172

Publication Date	2000
Personal Author	Bartels, D.
Page Count	26
Abstract	The projects outlined in detail on the attached project reports are a summary of the many projects implemented in the Pataha Creek Model Watershed since it was selected as a model in 1993. Up until last year, demonstration sites using riparian fencing, off site watering facilities, tree and shrub plantings and upland conservation practices were used for information and education and was the main focus of the implementation phase of the watershed plan. These practices are the main focus of the watershed plan to reduce the majority of the sediment entering the stream. However, the watershed stream evaluation team used in the watershed analysis determined that there were problems along the Pataha Creek that needed to be addressed that would add further protection to the banks and therefore a further reduction of sedimentation into the stream. 1999 was a year where a focused effort was made to work on the upland conservation practices to reduce the sedimentation into Pataha Creek. Over 95% of the sediment entering the stream can be tied directly to the upland and riparian areas of the watershed. In stream work was not addressed this year because of the costs associated with these projects and the low impact of the sediment issue concerning Pataha Creeks impact on Chinook Salmon in the Tucannon River.
Keywords	Watersheds Natural resources conservation Habitat Education Evaluation Implementation Salmon Sedimentation Sediments Shrubs Streams Trees
Source Agency	Technical Information Center Oak Ridge Tennessee
Corporate Authors	Bonneville Power Administration, Portland, OR.; Department of Energy, Washington, DC.
Document Type	Technical Report
NTIS Issue Number	200125