NOTES:

• NEW - Four new survival data queries are available on our website:
  • CSS Ten Year Report results and expectations query
  • CSS SR, TIR, D query
  • CSS smolt-to-adult survival by study category query
  • CSS annual in-river smolt survival estimates query
• Our website is under construction. If you have any questions, please email webmaster@fpc.org.

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• Fishermen's Links
• Daily/Weekly Reports
• Seasonal
• FPAC

• Fishermen's Update - Adult Salmon Dam Counts (updated throughout the day)
  
• Adult Salmon Return Comparison Report for 2008 (Compares 2008 / 2007 / ten year average, uses historical dates or counts that start on March 15th).
• Adult Salmon Dam Count Graphs Graph Comparing 2008, 2007 and 10 year average (1998 to 2007) using counts that start on March 15th.
• 2007 Adult Salmon Preliminary Returns and Outlook for 2008
• More Fishermen's Links

• 2008 Spill Season Graphs (Graphs daily actual spill versus court order spill - 2008 spill season will run from 4/03/2008 to 8/31/2008)
• Daily Smolt and River Reports (updated daily by 10am)
• FPC Weekly Report (updated weekly mid-March to mid-September and bi-monthly mid-September to end of October.)

• Chum Spawning Surveys (Nov. - Feb.)
  

• Fish Passage Advisory Committe (FPAC) Links - includes Daily and Cumulative Juvenile Population Index Graphs, Daily and Cumulative Passage Index Graphs, Daily Passage Index Report, Snake Project Smolts Marked and Unmarked Report, Fish Condition Report and Query, Descaling Query, GBT Report and Query, Mortality Report and Query, Spill Season Update Query, and Daily River Reports.

The Fish Passage Center provides technical assistance and information to fish and wildlife agencies and tribes, in particular, and the public in general, on matters related to juvenile and adult salmon and steelhead passage through the mainstem hydrosystem in the Columbia River Basin.

More about what the FPC does...

The Fish Passage Center (FPC) coordinates the Smolt Monitoring Program (SMP), and data from this program is intended to provide the information basis for federal, state and tribal recommendations for anadromous fish passage in the Federal Columbia River Hydro-electric System (FCRPS). The FPC web site provides data on salmon, steelhead, bull trout, and lamprey throughout the FCRPS. In addition to SMP data, The FPC web site provides data and analysis for the Gas Bubble Trauma (GBT) program, the Comparative Survival Study (CSS), adult migration, environmental conditions, hydrosystem operations, hatchery releases, and spawning and emergence for certain groups of anadromous fish.

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