Columbia River Fisheries Development Program: screening of irrigation diversions
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1985
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Description:The initial task in developing a screening program was to identify the actual need for screening of irrigation diversions. To define the problem, the CRFDP initiated watershed surveys of the mid-Columbia and Snake Rivers and their tributaries in the mid-1950's and early 1960's. The resulting sub-basin reports located and enumerated most unscreened irrigation diversions in the target watersheds. The reports described a serious problem needing corrective action. Construction began in the mid-1950's and has continued to some extent into the 1980's (Table 1).
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Rights Information:Public Domain
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Main Document Checksum:urn:sha-512:1310a7bddda008a3f8f4b4c0513d86026921914f88f54f8278216749c27ec89d15ed428d5bcf00b31874e9e94b75a0fa5505a8afec2b673969fb779a14c9f9db
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