Craig Haskell

A man in waders and down jacket kneels in a stream to gently release a bull trout, with mountains in background dusted in snow.
Yakima Basin Program Lead, Yakima area
Mid-Columbia Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office
Fish and Aquatic Conservation
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1917 Marsh Road
Yakima, WA 98901
United States

(509) 573-8092
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From The Library

Yakima Bull Trout Trap, Transport, and Monitoring Project: 2022 Progress Report
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Yakima Bull Trout Trap, Transport, and Monitoring Project: 2022 Progress Report
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2021 Yakima Basin Basin Bull Trout Transport Project Annual Report
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2021 Yakima Basin Basin Bull Trout Transport Project Annual Report

The 2021 Bull Trout Transport Project documents USFWS MCFWCO results from Bull Trout transport operations below Bureau of Reclamation Facilities that lack fish passage.  In addition, detection data, water temperature data, and survival of transported fish are documented.

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Trap and Haul at Kachess, Keechelus, and Bumping Dams: 2019 Progress Report
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Trap and Haul at Kachess, Keechelus, and Bumping Dams: 2019 Progress Report
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A man kneeling in a shallow creek releasing a large fish with mountains in the background.
Endangered Species Act
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