Implementation of the Pacific Northwest Electric Power Planning and Conservation Act's Fish and Wildlife Provisions

摘要

Concerned over how hydroelectric facilities on the Columbia River and its tributaries affect the region's fish and wildlife, the Congress moved to protect these natural resources through provisions of the Northwest Power Act. The act directed the Pacific Northwest Electric Power and Conservation Planning Council to prepare and adopt a regional fish and wildlife program. This report responds to the Congressman's six questions pertaining to funding and staffing levels, costs, and program focus or emphasis.