West Coast Salmon Harvest NEPA Documents

The following are National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) documents prepared for salmon harvest actions on the West Coast.

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12/14/2020	Final Environmental Assessment and FONSI: Snohomish River Coho Salmon Rebuilding Plan
12/14/2020	Final Environmental Assessment and FONSI: Queets River Coho Salmon Rebuilding Plan
12/14/2020	Final Environmental Assessment and FONSI: Strait of Juan de Fuca Coho Salmon Rebuilding Plan
10/01/2020	Final Environmental Assessment and FONSI: Klamath River Fall Chinook Salmon Rebuilding Plan
10/01/2020	Final Environmental Assessment and FONSI: Sacramento River Fall Chinook Salmon Rebuilding Plan
04/30/2020	Final Environmental Assessment and FONSI: 2020 Ocean Salmon Management
08/30/2019	Environmental Assessment and FONSI: Snake River Fall Chinook Salmon, Coho Salmon, and Oregon Resident Trout Fisheries
05/03/2019	2019 Environmental Assessment and FONSI for Salmon Management Measures
03/14/2019	Environmental Assessment and FONSI: Snake River Steelhead Fisheries
04/26/2018	Final Skagit RMP EA-FONSI (April 2018)
04/24/2018	Environmental Assessment for 2018 Ocean Salmon Fisheries Management Measures
04/02/2018	Final Environmental Assessment: Sacramento River Winter-run Chinook Salmon - Salmon Fishery Management Plan
11/06/2017	Final Environmental Impact Statement and Record of Decision for US v. Oregon.pdf
06/14/2017	Draft Environmental Impact Statement for US v. Oregon.pdf
04/26/2017	Environmental Assessment for 2017 ocean salmon fishery regulations
02/24/2017	Colville Tribal Plan (Okanogan River) final EA/FONSI
01/16/2015	80FR2414: Notice of Availability of a Final Environmental Impact Statement for 2015-2016 Pacific coast groundfish harvest specifications and management measures and Amendment 24
05/01/2014	2014 Ocean Salmon Fisheries Management Measures
12/01/2011	Final Environmental Assessment and Initial Regulatory Impact Review for Pacific Coast Salmon Plan Amendment 16
03/11/2005	Puget Sound Chinook Harvest EIS
10/01/2004	Appendix C -Comprehensive Collaborative Alternative: Protecting EFH in the Pacific While Maintaining Fisheries

Last updated by West Coast Regional Office on 01/19/2021

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