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See PDF pg 222 of YBTAP for extra acronyms ALSO an actual glossary of fish terminology!!!
See PDF pg 222 of YBTAP for extra acronyms ALSO an actual glossary of fish terminology!!!
Bridget Wood: Juvenile Salmonid and Small Fish Identification Aid adfg.alaska.gov/static/home/library/pdfs/habitat/adfg_hr_id_cards_v1.1.pdf





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See PDF pg 222 of YBTAP for extra acronyms ALSO an actual glossary of fish terminology!!!

Bridget Wood: Juvenile Salmonid and Small Fish Identification Aid adfg.alaska.gov/static/home/library/pdfs/habitat/adfg_hr_id_cards_v1.1.pdf


Organizations/Groups

YBFWRB: Yakima Basin Fish & Wildlife Recovery Board

TAG: Technical Advisory Group

CC: Citizen Committee

LE: Lead Entity (There are 25 across WA. Ours includes the TAG, the CC, the LE Coordinator, and a grant administrator—the YBFWRB Board of Directors)

BTWG: Bull Trout Working Group

SRFB: Salmon Recovery Funding Board (who runs the annual grant round for all LE’s across the state)

RCO: Recreation & Conservation Office (Lead Entities are contracted through this office. Elizabeth Butler works for RCO as our regional grant manager)

GSRO: Governor’s Salmon Recovery Office (partners with RCO)

BPA: Bonneville Power Administration (federal hydropower marketing administration within the Dept of Energy; a source of grant funds)

BOR: Bureau of Reclamation (water management agency in the Western US; a source of grant funds)

PCSRF: Pacific Coastal Salmon Recovery Fund (a source of grant funding; established by Congress to reverse the decline of West Coast salmon)

NOAA: National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration (their fisheries dept helps fund our SRFB grants via the PCSRF)

USFWS: United States Fish & Wildlife Service

WDFW: Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife

WRCD: Washington Resource Conservation & Development council

NPCC: Northwest Power & Conservation Council (created following the 1980 Northwest Power Act to “inform and advance a regional vision for power and fish & wildlife in the Columbia Basin”)

Sponsors:

CD: Conservation District

KCT: Kittitas Conservation Trust

MCF(EG): Mid-Columbia Fisheries (Enhancement Group)

TU: Trout Unlimited

YN: Yakama Nation


Legislation/Plans:

ESA: Endangered Species Act

YBIP: Yakima Basin Integrated Plan

YSBP: Yakima Sub-Basin Plan

BTAP: Bull Trout Action Plan

YSRP: Yakima Steelhead Recovery Plan

YTAHP: Yakima Tributary Access & Habitat Program

YKFP: Yakima Klickitat Fisheries Project

YRBWEP: Yakima River Basin Water Enhancement Project (a study done by the BOR)


Grant Round:

RFP: Request for Proposal (to solicit grant applications)

PRISM: Performance and Registration Information Systems Management (nobody really refers to it as anything other than the acronym)

POC: Project of Concern (a rating the SRFB review panel can give projects following site tours; means the project is at high risk of not being approved to be considered by its Lead Entity for funding)

NMI: Needs More Information (a rating the SRFB review panel can give projects following site tours; might mean the project passes easily by supplying the requested additional information, or might not)

CCA: Climate Commitment Act (legislation passed in WA in 2023)


Technical Terms:

SARM: Salmon Recovery Model

WRIA: Water Resource Inventory Area (fancy term for a sub-watershed; we have WA WRIA’s 37, 38, and 39)

CFS: Cubic Feet per Second

OHWM: Ordinary High Water Mark

ELJ: Engineered Log Jam

LWD: Large Wood Debris

Thalweg: the center of the mainstem of a river/the main flow path of a river

APE: Area of Potential Effects

FMO: Feeding, migrating, overwintering

Redd: a spawning bed in the stream gravel bottom

Rootwads

Rock barbs

Riprap

Foraging Migration Overwinter (FMO)

Wasting/mass wasting??

Technical Resources:

FPDSI: Fish Passage & Diversion Screening Inventory

SWIFD: State Wide Integrated Fish Distribution database—will tell you which fish live where

DART: Data Access & Retrieval Tool; UW’s database that includes tons of data on fish in the Columbia basin


Miscellaneous:

Gap-to-Gap: The 10-mile stretch between Selah Gap and Union Gap