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DRAFT, last updated 2/4/05

Siebert Creek Watershed Page – WRIA 18, Tier 3

A. Watershed Information:

  1. General Watershed Description: Limiting Factors at 42
  2. Hatchery impacts: See Table 4. Current Hatchery Information
  3. Stakeholders:
  4. Tier explanation (from NOPLE Salmon Habitat Recovery Strategy): See "Central Strait Clallam Independents" at Prioritized Watersheds in NOPLE Strategy
  5. Bibliography:

B. Salmon Habitat Recovery Priorities:

  1. Salmonid stocks & their status. The following salmonid stocks (see Strategy Section B) occur in this watershed, with the following additional comments to the PVCs identified in the relevant SaSI stock reports: The redd count data for both winter steelhead and coho salmon indicate that Siebert Creek supports healthy populations of both species (From Siebert Creek Watershed Assessment and Prioritization , Conclusions)
  2. Priority salmon stocks. Recovery efforts will be focused on the following priority salmonid stocks (see Strategy Section C) for these reasons: Recovery efforts will be focused on retaining the existing healthy populations of winter steelhead and coho salmon
  3. Priority Limiting Watershed Process & Habitat Features. The following habitat features and/or watershed processes (see Strategy Section E, and see bibliography above) are responsible for the poor PVCs identified above: <>
  4. Major actions to protect and improve: The following major actions (see recommendations, conclusions, and/or summaries from bibliography above) are necessary to protect and improve the above-identified priority salmonid stocks: <>
  5. Priority actions and areas: The following priority actions and areas (see Strategy Section F as a Guide if none are specified) have specifically been identified as priorities in protecting and improving the above-identified priority salmon stocks: <>
  6. Community issues: The following community issues (see Strategy Section G) are relevant to protecting and restoring the above-identified priority salmonid stocks in this particular watershed: <>

C. Recovery Projects:

D. Monitoring:

E. Emerging Issues: