The Council's 2014 F&W Program is committed to an adaptive management approach that uses research and monitoring data to understand, at multiple scales, how program projects and measures are performing, and to assess the status of focal species and their habitat. This information is evaluated to determine if projects and measures are having the intended measurable benefits to fish, wildlife and their habitat, within the context of their status and trend, which are mitigated, enhanced and protected through the program. This information enables the Council to determine whether or not progress is being made toward program goals and objectives.
The Program's adaptive management approach consists of guidance for:
- Goals and Objectives - the changes we want to achieve
- Monitoring
- Effectiveness
- Research
- Data management
- Reporting
Upcoming meetings
- No meetings scheduled
Past meetings
- February 5, 2018, Existing objectives for 7 fish species
- April 12, 2017, Bull Trout Workshop, Missoula, MT
- August 9, 2016, Fish and wildlife staff work session on regional habitat indicator project led by PNAMP, Polson, Montana
- May 11, 2016, Technical Work Session for Objective Mapper Content, Boise, Idaho
- June 3, 2015, 1st regional meeting for the Refinement Process for Program Goals and Objectives salmon and steelhead
Contact
- Nancy Leonard, 503-222-5161
Related resources
- Reporting Indicators
- HLI Report and those in-development HLI table
- HLI background and decisions
- Fish Information Site
- Dashboards
- Research Plan development
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