Klamath Hydroelectric Project Docket No.: 2006-NMFS-0001

Klamath Hydroelectric Project Docket No.: 2006-NMFS-0001 Decision FERC Project No.: 2082

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EXHIBIT LIST

Table of Contents: PACIFICORP .................................................................................................................................................................. 2

BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT....................................................................................................................... 13

CONSERVATION AND FISHERIES GROUP.......................................................................................................... 26

CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND GAME........................................................................................... 29

KLAMATH TRIBES..................................................................................................................................................... 34

NATIONAL MARINE FISHERIES SERVICE.......................................................................................................... 46

HOOPA VALLEY TRIBE............................................................................................................................................ 79

YUROK TRIBE ............................................................................................................................................................. 83


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PacifiCorp

PAC-Dwer-D-1 Dwerlkotte Testimony PAC-Dwer-D-2 Dwerlkotte CV PAC-Dwer-D-3 Power Point Presentation entitled, “Klamath River Geomorphology Study”,

presented by Richard Dwerlkotte and Mark Tompkins at the June 24, 2003 Terrestrial Resources Working Group Meeting.

PAC-Dwer-D-4 Terrestrial Resources Final Technical Report §§ 2, 3 (Feb. 2004), submitted

with PacifiCorp’s Final License Application PAC-Dwer-D-5 Water Resources Final Technical Report §§ 5, 6 (Feb. 2004), submitted with

PacifiCorp’s Final License Application PAC-Dwer-D-6 Hill et. al. 1991. Hill, M.T, W.S. Platt, and R.L. Beschta. 1991. Ecological

and Geomorphological Concepts for Instream and Out-of-Channel Flow Requirements. Rivers. Vol. 2, No. 3, pages 198210

PAC-Dwer-D-7 Chapin, D. M., R.L. Beschta, and H.W. Shen. 2002. Relationships between

flood frequencies and riparian plant communities in the upper Klamath Basin, Oregon. Journal of the American Water Resources Association 38: 603-617

PAC-Dwer-D-8 Lytle, D.A. and D.M. Merritt, 2004. Hydrologic regimes and riparian forests:

A structured population model for cottonwood. Ecology, 85(9), 2004, pp. 2493-2503

PAC-Dwer-D-9 Reference to BLM photographs in four pdf files. These photographs were

submitted by BLM as part of there terms and conditions documents PAC-Dwer-D-10 Reference to BBR graph of the bypass reach cross section profile (see excel

chart inserted into text) PAC-Dwer-R-1 Rebuttal Testimony PAC-Dwer-R-2 PacifiCorp, Pre-project photos of byte bypass reach PAC-Dwer-R-3 Kercher and Zelder, Multiple disturbances accelerate invasion of reed

canarygrass in a mesocosm study (2004). PAC-Tres-D-1 Tressler testimony


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PAC-Tres-D-2 Tressler CV PAC-Tres-D-3 Hansen et al., Riparian Habitat Dynamics and Wildlife Along the Upper

Yellowstone River (Sept. 30, 2003). PAC-Tres-D-4 Riparian Habitat Joint Venture, Riparian Bird Conservation Plan: Strategy

for reversing the decline of riparian associated birds in California (2004). PAC-Tres-D-5 Scott, M.L., S.K. Skagen, and M.F. Merigliano. Relating geomorphic change

and grazing to avian communities in riparian forests, Conservation Biol. 17:284-296 (2003).

PAC-Tres-D-6 Skagen, S.K., R. Hazelwood, and M.L. Scott, The importance and future

condition of western riparian ecosystems as migratory bird habitat at pp 525-527, USDA Forest Service Gen. Tech. Rep. PSW-GTR-191 (2005).

PAC-Tres-D-7 Skagen, et al., Comparative Use of Riparian Corridors and Oases by

Migrating Birds in Southeast Arizona, Conservation Biol. (1998). PAC-Tres-D-8 Terrestrial Resources Final Technical Report §§ 5, 7 (Feb. 2004), submitted

with PacifiCorp’s Final License Application. PAC-Tres-D-9 Wilson, R.A., A.J. Lind, and H. Welsh, Jr. 1991. Trinity River Riparian

Wildlife Survey Final Report. Prepared for Wildlife Task Group Trinity River Restoration Project Weaverville, California. USDA Forest Service, Pacific Southwest Experiment Station Redwood Sciences Laboratory, Arcata, CA

PAC-Tres-D-10 Summary of PacifiCorp 5-minute point count relative abundance estimates

and other relative abundance data PAC-Tres-R-1 Rebuttal testimony PAC-Tomp-D-1 Tompkins Testimony PAC-Tomp-D-2 Tompkins CV PAC-Tomp-D-3 Water Resources Final Technical Report §§ 5, 6 (Feb. 2004) submitted with

PacifiCorp’s Application (for § 5, see PAC-Dwer-D-5) PAC-Tomp-D-4 Photographs of J.C. Boyle bypassed reach showing laterally confined, V-

shaped channel PAC-Tomp-D-5 Photographs of Klamath River J.C. Boyle bypassed reach at river mile 223.3


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PAC-Tomp-D-6 J.C. Boyle bypassed reach before construction of J.C. Boyle dam in 1952 and

after in 1994. PAC-Tomp-D-7 Tracer gravel movement near river mile 219.7 after a peak flow of 3,850 cfs PAC-Tomp-D-8 Aerial photography 1952 and 2000 PAC-Tomp-R-1 Rebuttal Testimony PAC-Carl-D-1 Carlson Testimony PAC-Carl-D-2 Carlson CV PAC-Carl-D-3 Fish Resources Technical Report §§ 2, 5 PAC-Carl-D-4 Kondolf, G., Some Suggested Guidelines for Geomorphic Aspects of

Anadromous Salmonids Habitat Restoration Proposals, Restoration Ecology (Mar. 2000)

PAC-Carl-D-5 Kondolf and Matthews, Management of Coarse Sediment on Regulated

Rivers (1993) PAC-Carl-D-6 PacifiCorp, Klamath River Technical Memorandum: Hydrodynamic and

Water Quality Simulation of Variable Flow Operations through the JC Boyle Bypass Reach (2003)

PAC-Carl-D-7 Recreation Resources Final Technical Report § 2 (Feb. 2004), submitted

with PacifiCorp’s Application PAC-Carl-D-8 Reiser et al., Flushing Flows (1989) PAC-Carl-D-9 Water Resources Final Technical Report § 6 (Feb. 2004), submitted with

PacifiCorp’s Application PAC-Carl-R-1 Rebuttal Testimony PAC-Carl-R-2 Charts on Keno Gage Flow Data for 2005 and 2006 PAC-Carl-R-3 Chart on Number of Raftable Days Calculated by the BLM’s Flow

Management Scenario Model PAC-Carl-R-4 Chart on Mean Monthly flows from 1990-2005


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PAC-Carl-R-5 Spreadsheet Data on Rafting and Fishability Estimates PAC-Kirk-D-1 Kirkendall Testimony PAC-Kirk-D-2 Don Kirkendall, Photographs of Trout Fishing on the Upper Klamath PAC-Ols-D-1 Olson Testimony PAC-Ols-D-2 Olson CV PAC-Ols-D-3 Chart on CDFG catch rates PAC-Ols-D-4 Chart on Oregon catch rates PAC-Ols-D-5 Comparative trout data for Keno and peaking reaches of the Upper Klamath

River PAC-Ols-D-6 Chart on J.C. Boyle Peaking Reach – Redband/Rainbow Trout WUA Curves PAC-Ols-D-7 California Department of Fish and Game and National Marine Fisheries

Service Southwest Region. Final Report on Anadromous Salmonid Fish Hatcheries in California (2001)

PAC-Ols-D-8 Weitkamp et al. 1995. Status Review of Coho Salmon from Washington,

Oregon, and California, NOAA Technical Memorandum NMFS-NWFSC-24 PAC-Ols-D-9 WDFW, Oncorhynchus mykiss: Assessment of Washington State’s

Anadromous Populations and Programs. July 2006 (excerpt only) PAC-Ols-D-10 Chesney, Bill. Attachment 1, Exhibit B of CDFG's response to PacifiCorp's

discovery (Docket No. 2006-NMFS-0001) PAC-Ols-D-11 Miller et al, Description of Migratory Behavior of Juvenile Salmon Smolts

Through California Reservoirs Using Radio-Telemetry Techniques in the Klamath Basin. October 2004

PAC-Ols-D-12 Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, Klamath River Basin, Oregon, Fish

Management Plan (1997) PAC-Ols-D-13 California Department of Fish and Game, Upper Klamath River Wild Trout

Management Plan, 2000-2004 (2000) PAC-Ols-D-14 National Park Service, Klamath Wild and Scenic River Eligibility Report

and Environmental Assessment (1994)


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PAC-Ols-D-15 Olson, Forrest and Mullins, Mark, Entrainment Mortality Potential for

Shortnose and Lost River Suckers at the Klamath Hydroelectric Project (FERC Project No. 2082) (April 12, 2006)

PAC-Ols-D-16 PacifiCorp, Attachment C to Alternative FishwayPrescription, Potential

Coho Salmon Production and Survival from Tributaries Entering Iron Gate and Copco Reservoirs. April 2006

PAC-Ols-D-17 PacifiCorp, Water Resources Final Technical Report §§ 6, 7 (Feb. 2004),

filed with PacifiCorp’s Application PAC-Ols-D-18 Addley et al., Klamath River Bienergetics Report PAC-Ols-D-19 Section 18 fishway prescriptions for resident trout since 1996 at

hydroelectric projects in OR and CA PAC-Ols-D-20 Fish Resources Final Technical Report, Section 6 and 7 PAC-Ols-R-1 Rebuttal testimony PAC-Ols-R-2 Allen, Mark and Coburn, Jason, Distribution & Relative Abundance of

Trout Fry in the J.C. Boyle Reaches of the Upper Klamath River (Jan. 2004) (6 pages with charts)

PAC-Ols-R-3 Fish Resources Final Technical Report, Section 6 (2004) at pg 6-48 to 6-51

and Table 6.7-8, Table 6.7-10 PAC-Ols-R-4 Evaluation of Effects of Flow Fluctuations (2005) at pg 37, para. 2; and

Section 3.6.3. PAC-Ols-R-5 Review of Adult Fish Passage at J.C. Boyle (2002) at pg 1-5, pg 6 PAC-Ols-R-6 PacifiCorp, Comparison of ODFW and PacifiCorp Trout Data (2005) at pg

1-5 PAC-Ols-R-7 PacifiCorp, Water Resources Final Technical Report, Section 6 (2004) (3

pages) PAC-Ols-R-8 Downramping Regime in the Sultan River to Minimize Stranding (1990) PAC-Ols-R-9 PacifiCorp, Literature based characterization of entrainment and mortality

(2003) (7 pages)


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PAC-Bald-D-1 Baldwin Testimony PAC-Bald-D-2 NPS, Klamath Wild and Scenic River Eligibility Report and Environmental

Assessment (1994) PAC-Bald-D-3 Upper Klamath Outfitters Association Response to DOI’s Comments,

Recommendations, Terms and Conditions (filed at FERC- May 22, 2006) PAC-Whit-D-1 Whittaker Testimony PAC-Whit-D-2 Whittaker CV PAC-Whit-D-3 BLM, Final Eligibility and Suitability Report for the Upper Klamath Wild

and Scenic River Study (1990) PAC-Whit-D-4 PacifiCorp, Response to FERC Additional Information Request (2005) PAC-Whit-D-5 PacifiCorp, “Upper Klamath River Recreation Flow Studies” (DVD) (Sept.

2002), filed in the FERC record September 29, 2004 PAC-Whit-D-6 Recreation Resources Final Technical Report §§ 2, 3 (Feb. 2004), submitted

with PacifiCorp’s Application. (for § 2, see PAC-Carl-D-7) PAC-Whit-D-7 NPS, Klamath Wild and Scenic River Eligibility Report and Environmental

Assessment (1994) PAC-Whit-D-8 Whittaker, Shelby and Gangemi Flows and recreation: A guide to studies for

river professionals (2006) PAC-Whit-D-9 Specified flow ranges for whitewater boating opportunities on the Hells

Corner Reach. Figure 2.7-2.8 of PacifiCorp’s Recreation Resources Final Technical Report (Feb. 2004) (filed at FERC Feb. 23, 2005)

PAC-Whit-D-10 Summary of criterion boating and fishing opportunities. Table 3.33 of

PacifiCorp’s Response to FERC AIR A-5, Instream Flow Addendum Report (July 2005) (filed at FERC Aug. 16, 2005)

PAC-Whit-D-11 Whittaker, Chart showing Number of days with high flows in various

boating ranges in Hells Corner Reach in 2000 PAC-Whit-D-12 Whittaker, Chart showing Number of days with low flows in various fishing

ranges in Hells Corner Reach in an average year (2000) PAC-Whit-D-13 DOI Comments on PacifiCorp's Final License Application (Apr. 2004)


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PAC-Whit-R-1 Rebuttal Testimony PAC-Whit-R-2 Chart of number of days with low flows in various fishing ranges in Hells

Corner Reach in an average year (2000) PAC-Whit-R-3 Chart of number of days with low flows in various boating ranges in Hells

Corner Reach in (2000) PAC-Whit-R-4 Flow assessment for recreation, Pit 3, 4, and 5 hydroelectric project (filed at

FERC January 24, 2003 in Project No. 233-081) PAC-Youn-D-1 Young Testimony PAC-Youn-D-2 Young CV PAC-Youn-D-3 Chart on Historic Properties Along the J.C. Boyle Peaking Reach

of the Klamath River PAC-Youn-D-4 Graphic Examples of Site Locations showing the relationship of

river terraces to maximum peaking flow. PAC-Youn-D-5 Site Update Forms for Historic Properties in the J.C. Boyle Peaking Reach PAC-Mal-D-1 Malone Testimony PAC-Mal-D-2 Malone CV PAC-Mal-D-3 NMFS's Anadromous Salmonid Passage Facility Guidelines and Criteria,

January 31, 2004 (filed at FERC by PacifiCorp 4/28/06). PAC-Mal-D-4 PacifiCorp, Fish Resources Final Technical Report (Feb. 2004), submitted

with PacifiCorp's Final License Application. PAC-Mal-D-5 Copco Lake Store, Trout Fishing at Copco Lake in Northern Ca (website at

http://www.copcolakestore.com/index/html) PAC-Mal-D-6 Ch2Mhill, Turbine Velocities, 2006 PAC-Mal-D-7 USCOE Fisheries Handbook of Engineering Requirements and Biological

Criteria (Bell Fisheries Handbook) (filed at FERC by FWS 3/29/06). PAC-Mal-D-8 Cooper, Rick, Stream Flow Estimates for the Klamath River Basin-Draft

Technical Report (2001)


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PAC-Mal-D-9 Magnusson, Survivial Rates of Coho (Oncorhynchus kisutch) and Chinook

Salmon (O. tshawytscha) released from hatcheries on the U.S. and Canadian Pacific coast 1972-1998, with respect to climate and habitat effects (2002) (filed at FERC by PacifiCorp 4/28/06)

PAC-Mal-D-10 PacifiCorp Response to November 10, 2005 FERC AIR AR-2, Ecosystem

Diagnosis and Treatment (EDT) Analysis (filed by PacifiCorp Dec. 16, 2005)

PAC-Mal-D-11 Dunsmoor, L. and C. Huntington, Suitability of environmental conditions

within Upper Klamath Lake and the migratory corridor downstream for use by anadromous salmonids, Attachment D to Klamath Tribes’ Comments and Recommendations (filed at FERC Mar. 29, 2006)

PAC-Mal-D-12 Fortune, John D. et al., A Study to Determine the Feasibility of Establishing

Salmon and Steelhead in the Upper Klamath Basin (April 1966) PAC-Mal-D-13 PacifiCorp, Water Resources Final Technical Report (Feb. 2004), submitted

with PacifiCorp's Application (filed at FERC by PacifiCorp 2/23/04) PAC-Mal-D-14 NMFS White Paper: Salmonid Travel Time and Survival Related to Flow In

the Columbia River Basin, 2000. PAC-Mal-D-15 Miller, M., A. Giorgi, D. Snyder, N. Mikkelsen, and B. Nishitani, 2004,

Description of Migratory Behavior of Juvenile Salmon Smolts Through California Reservoirs Using Radio-Telemetry Techniques in the Klamath Basin (October 2004)

PAC-Mal-D-16 Annual Performance Report- Federal Aid in Sport Fish Restoration Act

(2001) PAC-Mal-D-17 Klamath National Forest, Web Page PDF 2006 (filed at FERC Mar. 29,

2006) PAC-Mal-D-18 Footen, Brian, Piscivorous Impacts on Chinook (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha)

in the Salmon Bay Estuary, the Lake Washington Ship Canal and Lake Sammamish Muckleshoot Indian Tribe Fisheries Division, 2001

PAC-Mal-D-19 Nichols and Foott, FY 2004 Investigational Report: Health Monitoring of

Juvenile Klamath River Chinook Salmon (2005) (filed at FERC by PacifiCorp 4/28/06)

PAC-Mal-D-20 RMIS Coded-Wire-Tag Database Query, 2006


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PAC-Mal-D-21 Powers and Orsborn, Analysis of Barriers to Upstream Fish Migration: An

Investigation of the Physical and Biological Conditions Affecting Fish Passage Success at Culverts and Waterfalls, August 1985.

PAC-Mal-D-22 Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, Klamath River Basin, Oregon, Fish

Management Plan (1997) PAC-Mal-D-23 NMFS, White Paper: Passage of Juvenile and Adult Salmonids Past

Columbia and Snake River Dams (2000) PAC-Mal-D-24 Oosterhut (Methods) (2005) PAC-Mal-D-25 Klamath Fish Health Assessment Team (KFHAT), End of Year Report, 2004

5-12 (2005) PAC-Mal-D-26 Wildlife Checklist undated PAC-Mal-D-27 California Department of Fish and Game, Web Page Capture, 2006 PAC-Mal-D-28 Comparative Survival Study Annual Report 2005 PAC-Mal-D-29 USFWS 2003 Klamath River Fish Die-off September 2002: Causative

Factors of Mortality, Executive Summary PAC-Mal-D-30 NMFS/USFWS Answer to Interrogatories PAC-Mal-D-31 Endangered Species Act Status of West Coast Salmon & Steelhead. June

2006 PAC-Mal-D-32 EPA Region 10, Guidance for Pacific Northwest State and Tribal

Temperature Water Quality Standards, 2003 PAC-Mal-D-33 Kralik and Sowerwine, The Roleof Two Northern CA Intermittent Streams

in the Life History of Anadromous Salmonids (1977) at pg 62 PAC-Mal-D-34 Fall Creed Development Powerhouse (2003) PAC-Mal-D-35 NRC, Pre-Publication: Endangered and Threatened Fishes in the Upper

Klamath Basin; Causes of Decline and Strategies for Recovery PAC-Mal-D-36 Huntington et al., Reintroduction of Anadromous Fish to the Upper Klamath

Basin


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PAC-Mal-R-1 Rebuttal testimony PAC-Mal-R-2 Nichols and Foott, FY 2004 Investigational Report: Health Monitoring of

Juvenile Klamath River Chinook Salmon (Jan. 2006) PAC-Mal-R-3 Harza, Riffe Lake Smolt Behavior Study, Section 5.7 (1997) PAC-Mal-R-4 Oosterhout, KlamRas results of fish passage simulations of the Klamath

River (October 2005) PAC-Chan-D-1 Chane Testimony PAC-Chan-D-2 Chane CV PAC-Chan-D-3 Belchik, M. R., and Z. S. Larson. 1998, A Preliminary Review of Eulachon

and Pacific Lamprey in the Klamath River Basin,Yurok Tribal Fisheries Program, April 1998

PAC-Chan-D-4 Close, D.A., M. Fitzpatrick, H. Li, B. Parker, D. Hatch, and G. James, 1995,

Status report of the Pacific lamprey (Lampetra tridentate) in the Columbia River Basin, Prepared for the U.S. Department of Energy, Bonneville Power Administration, Portland, Oregon

PAC-Chan-D-5 Luzier, C. and Silver, G., Evaluate Habitat Use and Population of Lamprey

in Cedar Creek, Annual Report for 2004 Sampling Season (Apr. 2005) PAC-Chan-D-6 Maitland, P., Ecology of the River, Brook and Sea Lamprey (2003) PAC-Chan-D-7 Torgersen, Christian and David A. Close, Influence of habitat heterogeneity

on the distribution of larval Pacific lamprey (Lampetra tridentate) at two spatial scales. Freshwater Biology (2004) 49, 614-630.

PAC-Chan-R-1 Rebuttal Testimony PAC-Gior-D-1 Giorgi Testimony PAC-Gior-D-2 Giorgi CV PAC-Gior-D-3 Columbia Basin Pacific Lamprey Technical Work Group. 1999 (July).

Planning of Columbia Basin Pacific Lamprey projects and needs. A report to the Northwest Power Planning Council and Bonneville Power Administration


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PAC-Gior-D-4 Moser, M., D. Ogden, and C. Peery. 2005. Migration behavior of adult Pacific lamprey in the lower Columbia River and evaluation of Bonneville Dam modifications to improve passage, 2002. NOAA Report of research to USACE, North Pacific Division, Portland, OR

PAC-Gior-D-5 Stevenson, J., P. Westhagen, D. Snyder, J. Skalski, and A. Giorgi. 2005.

Evaluation of adult pacific Lamprey passage at Rocky Reach Dam using radiotelemetry techniques, 2004. Research report to Chelan County PUD

PAC-Gior-R-1 Rebuttal testimony PAC-Smith-R-1 Rebuttal testimony PAC-Smith-R-1 Smith CV PAC-Cross-1 Instream Flows Studies Addendum Report, April 2005 PacifiCorp,

pg. 33-34 (offered at the hearing) PAC-Cross-2 E-mail from Annie Manji – Subject: Coho Historical Info (offered at the

hearing) PAC-Cross-3 www.fisheries.org/org/html/fisheries/fishery.shtml webpage print out

(offered at the hearing) PAC-Cross-4 www.copcolakestore.com webpage print out (offered at the hearing) PAC-Cross-5 NMFS’ and FWS’ Responses to PacifiCorp’s Discovery Requests – pages

36-37(offered at the hearing) PAC-Cross-6 JC Boyle Bypass Segment Temperature Analysis, September 20, 2005,

USGS Admin Report (offered at the hearing)


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Bureau of Land Management BLM Cluer Exhibit 0 Cluer Direct Written Testimony BLM Cluer Exhibit 1 Cluer Curriculum Vitae BLM Cluer Exhibit 2 Volcanism in the Southern Oregon High Cascades: A Lithologic and

Geochemical Transect Across the Klamath gorge, Oregon. Chris Eisinger, Department of Geology, Colorado College, April 1, 1996, p. 176-179.

BLM Cluer Exhibit 3 Downstream Effects of Dams on Alluvial Rivers. U.S. Geological

Survey Professional Paper 1286. Garnet P. Williams and M.Gordon Wolman, 1984. 91 p

BLM Cluer Exhibit 4 Dams and Rivers, A Primer on the Downstream Effects of Dams.

U.S. Geological Survey Circular 1126. M. Collier, R.H. Webb, and J.C. Schmidt. June 1996, 104 p.

BLM Cluer Exhibit 5 Water Resources FTR, Section 6, Analysis of Project Effects on

Sediment Transport and River Geomorphology BLM Cluer Exhibit 6 Photograph of Klamath River in the bypass reach BLM Cluer Exhibit 7 Master Sediment Budget Spreadsheet BLM Cluer Exhibit 8 Photograph of Klamath River in the bypass reach BLM Cluer Exhibit 9 Response by PacifiCorp to March 27, 2006, Comments from the U.S.

Department of the Interior, Fish and Wildlife Service, on FERC’s December 28, 2005, Notice of Application Ready for Environmental Analysis, Klamath Hydroelectric Project, FERC No. 2082.

BLM Cluer Exhibit 10 PacifiCorp 2004. Fish Resources Final Technical Report, Appendix

4F, Habitat Suitability Criteria, Klamath Hydroelectric Project, FERC Project No. 2082. Portland OR.

BLM Cluer Exhibit 11 Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife, 1998. ODFW Aquatic

Inventories Project Stream Habitat Distribution Coverages. Natural Production Section. Corvallis.

BLM Cluer Exhibit 12 PacifiCorp 2004b. Water Resources Final Technical Report

Appendix 6A, Study Site Field Survey Data Summaries


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BLM Cluer Exhibit 13 GIS Analysis of Gravel Pockets BLM Cluer Exhibit 14 PacifiCorp 2004. Fish Resources Final Technical Report Section 4,

Klamath Hydroelectric Project, FERC Project No. 2082. Portland OR.

BLM Cluer Exhibit 15 “Pacific Salmon Life Histories. Edited by C. Groot and L. Margolis.

UBC Press, Vancouver. 1991.” 564 p. BLM Cluer Exhibit 16 Gravel Augmentation to Improve Salmonid Habitat in Rivers:

General Geomorphic Considerations and Experiences from Northern California", A California Bay-Delta Authority Ecosystem Restoration Program White Paper for submission to San Francisco Estuary and Watershed Science, Draft - version 15 03 May 2005. G.M. Kondolf, T. Minear, S. McBain, A. Krause, A. Falzone, and E. Lutrick

BLM Alexander Exhibit 0 Alexander Direct Written Testimony BLM Alexander Exhibit 1 Alexander Curriculum Vitae BLM Alexander Exhibit 2 Using A Wide-Scale Landbird Monitoring Network To Determine

Landbird Distribution And Productivity In The Klamath Bioregion", Citation: Alexander, J.D. , C.J. Ralph, K. Hollinger, and B. Hogoboom. 2004. Using a wide-scale landbird monitoring network to determine landbird distribution and productivity in the Klamath Bioregion.Pp. 33-41 in K. L. Mergenthaler, J. E. Williams, and E. S. Jules (Eds.), Proceedings of the Second Conference on Klamath-Siskiyou Ecology. Siskiyou Field Institute. Cave Junction, Oregon

BLM Alexander Exhibit 3 Upper Klamath Basin Bird Monitoring Project 1997-2001", Citation:

Alexander, J.D., and C.J. Ralph. 2002. Upper Klamath Basin Bird Monitoring Project 1997-2000. Klamath Bird Observatory, Ashland, Oregon (Report submitted to Lakeview BLM and the Winema National Forest)

BLM Alexander Exhibit 4 Landbirds of Conservation Concern in the Klamath River Canyon:

An Opportunity to Integrate Partners In Flight Conservation Objectives and The BLM Klamath River Canyon Management", Citation: Alexander, JD. 2005. Landbirds of conservation concern in the Klamath River Canyon, an opportunity to integrate Partners in Flight conservation objectives and the BLM Klamath River Canyon Management Plan. Klamath Bird Observatory, Ashland, Oregon. (Report submitted to Lakeview BLM and PacifiCorp Inc.)


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BLM Alexander Exhibit 5 The Partners In Flight North American Landbird Conservation Plan",

Citation: Rich, T.D., C.J. Beardmore, H. Berlanga, P.J. Blancher, M.S.W. Bradstreet, G.S. Butcher, D.W. Demarest, E.H. Dunn, W.C. Hunter, E.E. Iñigo-Elias, J.A. Kennedy, A.M. Martell, A.O. Panjabi, D.N. Pashley, K.V. Rosenburg, C.M. Rustay, J.S. Wendt, T.C. Will. 2004. Partners in Flight North American landbird conservation plan. Cornell Lab of Ornithology. Ithaca, New York.

BLM Alexander Exhibit 6 The Riparian Bird Conservation Plan: A Strategy For Reversing The

Decline Of Riparian Associated Birds In California", Citation: RHJV (Riparian Habitat Joint Venture). 2004. The riparian bird conservation plan: a strategy for reversing the decline of riparian associated birds in California.

BLM Alexander Exhibit 7 The Conservation Strategy for Landbirds in Lowlands and Valleys of

Western Oregon and Washington", Citation: Altman, B. 2000a. Version 1.0. Conservation strategy for landbirds in lowlands and valleys of western Oregon and Washington. Oregon-Washington Partners in Flight, American Bird Conservancy. Boring, Oregon.

BLM Alexander Exhibit 8 The Klamath Hydroelectric Project Terrestrial Resources Final

Technical Report. Appendix 7B, Klamath Hydroelectric Project, FERC Project No. 2082. Portland OR

BLM Gard Exhibit 0 Gard Direct Written Testimony BLM Gard Exhibit 1 Gard Curriculum Vitae BLM Gard Exhibit 2 BLM. 2006 a. BLM Flow_Per_ of_Record.dbf BLM Gard Exhibit 3 BLM. 2006. Seasonal High Flow Calculation.xls. Spreadsheet table

and graph BLM Gard Exhibit 4 Moyle, P.B. 2002. Inland fishes of California. University of

California Press, Berkeley." BLM Gard Exhibit 5 Fausch K. D., Y. Taniguchi, S.Nakano, G.D. Crossman, and C.R.

Townsend. 2001. Flood Disturbance Regimes Influence Rainbow Trout Invasion Success Among Five Holarctic Regions. Ecological Applications, 11(5), pp. 1438-1455.


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BLM Gard Exhibit 6 City of Klamath Falls 1986. Application for License Salt Cave Hydroelectric Project. Volume II: Exhibit E. Sections 1.0, 2.0, and 3.0. Submitted to Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. Washington D.C.

BLM Gard Exhibit 7 Beyer, J.M. 1984. Rainbow trout fishery and spawning stock in the

Upper Klamath River wild trout area, Copco, California. Faculty of Humboldt State University. Arcata, CA, Humboldt State University. 92 pp.

BLM Gard Exhibit 8 Hanel, C.J. and A.R. Gerlach, A.R. 1964. Klamath River flow study

at J.C. Boyle Project. Oregon Game Commission and Pacific Power and Light Company.

BLM Gard Exhibit 9 PacifiCorp 2004. Fish Resources Final Technical Report, Section 2

FERC Project No. 2082. Portland OR. BLM Cluer Exhibit 12 PacifiCorp 2004b. Water Resources Final Technical Report

Appendix 6A, Study Site Field Survey Data Summaries BLM Gard Exhibit R0 Rebuttal Testimony BLM Gard Exhibit R1 Hampton, M. 1998. Development of Habitat Preference Criteria for

Anadromous Salmonids Salmonids of the Trinity River. U.S. Department of Interior, Fish and Wildlife Service, Division of Ecological Service, Sacramento, California. 93pp. (excerpt)

BLM Gard Exhibit R2 Payne and Associates. 2003. Data sheets from Thomas R. Paynes and

Associates instream flow study. BLM Gard Exhibit R3 Gard, Mark. 2006. Frequency graph derived from data sheets from

Thomas R. Paynes and Associates instream flow study. BLM Gard Exhibit R4 Milhouse et al 1989. Physical Habitat Simulation System Reference

Manual-Version II. Instream Flow Information Paper No. 26. Development, Washinton D.C. 32pp.

BLM Denman Exhibit 0 Denman Direct Testimony BLM Denman Exhibit 1 Denman Curriculum Vitae BLM Turaski Exhibit 0 Turaski Direct Testimony


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BLM Turaski Exhibit 1 Turaski Curriculum Vitae - Statement of Michael Turaski's Experience Related to the Upper Klamath River", Bureau of Land Management, July, 2006.

BLM Turaski Exhibit 2 The Natural Flow Regime - A Paradigm for River Conservation and

Restoration," Poff, N. L., J. D. Allan, M. B. Bain, J. R. Karr, K. L. Prestegaard, B. D. Richter, R. E. Sparks and J. C. Stromberg, BioScience, Vol.47, No.1, pages 769-784, 1997.

BLM Turaski Exhibit 3 Flow Management Scenarios: A Spreadsheet Water Budget Model

for Assessment of River Flow Allocations in the J.C. Boyle Peaking and Bypass Reaches of the Klamath River", Bureau of Land Management, February, 2006.

BLM Turaski Exhibit 4 U.S. Department of the Interior Preliminary 4(e) Conditions - BLM

Reservation", U.S. Department of the Interior, March, 2006. BLM Turaski Exhibit 5 Summary Tables of Outputs from the BLM Flow Management

Scenarios Model for Three Representative Water Years," Bureau of Land Management, July, 2006.

BLM Turaski Exhibit 6 Final License Application Exhibit E - Project Description, Klamath

Hydroelectric Project (FERC Project 2082)", PacifiCorp, February, 2004.

BLM Turaski Exhibit 7 Final License Application Exhibit A - Project Description, Klamath

Hydroelectric Project (FERC Project 2082)", PacifiCorp, February, 2004.

BLM Turaski Exhibit 8 Final License Application Exhibit B - Project Operation and

Resource Utilization, Klamath Hydroelectric Project (FERC Project 2082)", PacifiCorp, February, 2004.

BLM Turaski Exhibit 9 Impacts of BLM's Preliminary 4(e) Flow Requirements on

Whitewater Boating and Power Production", PacifiCorp, 2006. BLM Turaski Exhibit 10 Analysis Showing that Streamflows Above J.C. Boyle Reservoir are

Correlated with Streamflows Below Iron Gate Dam," U.S. Department of the Interior, March, 2006.

BLM Turaski Exhibit 11 Characterization of Water Year Types Based on Streamflows in the

J.C. Boyle Peaking Reach", Bureau of Land Management, July, 2006. BLM Turaski R0 Turaski Rebuttal Testimony


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BLM Turaski R1 Comparison of Outputs from PacifiCorp Boat and Fish Flow

Occurances Model using Active Storage and Historic Routine Operations

BLM Weidenbach Exhibit 0 Direct Testimony for Weidenbach BLM Weidenbach Exhibit 1 Curriculum Vitae for Weidenbach BLM Weidenbach Exhibit 2 PacifiCorp. 2004. Recreation Resources Final Technical Report,

Upper Klamath River Recreation Flow Studies Klamath Hydroelectric Project, FERC Project No. 2082. Portland, OR.

BLM Weidenbach Exhibit 3 U.S. Department of Interior, Bureau of Land Management (USDI

BLM). 1990. Final Eligibility and Suitability Report for the Upper Klamath Wild and Scenic River Study. Lakeview District, Klamath Falls Resource Area, Klamath Falls, OR.

BLM Wedenbach Exhibit R0 Weidenbach Rebuttal Testimony BLM Simons Exhibit 0 Simons Direct Testimony BLM Simons Exhibit 1 Curriculum Vitae Simons BLM Simons Exhibit 2 A map of the Klamath Project Hydroelectric Facilities from

PacifiCorp (2003) BLM Simons Exhibit 3 Model output of flows from PacifiCorp (2004) Water Resources

Final Technical Report pages 5-40 and 5-43. BLM Simons Exhibit 4 Gorman, O. T. and J. R. Karr (1978). "Habitat Structure and Stream

Fish Communities." Ecology 59(3): 507-515 pp BLM Simons Exhibit 5 Junk, W. J., et al. (1989). "The Flood Pulse Concept in River-

Floodplain Systems." Canadian Special Publication in Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences 106: 110-127 pp.

BLM Simons Exhibit 6 Poff, N. L. and J. V. Ward (1990). "Physical Habitat Template of

Lotic Systems: Recovery in the Context of Historical Pattern of Spatiotemporal Heterogeneity." Environmental Management 14(5): 629-645 pp.

BLM Simons Exhibit 7 Bain, M. B., et al. (1988). "Streamflow Regulation and Fish

Community Structure." Ecology 69(2): 382-392.


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BLM Simons Exhibit 8 Ward, J. V. and J. A. Stanford (1989). "Riverine Ecosystems: The

Influence of Man on Catchment Dynamics and Fish Ecology." Canadian Special Publication in Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences 106: 56-64 pp.

BLM Simons Exhibit 9 Richter, B. D., et al. (1996). "A Method for Assessing Hydrologic

Alteration within Ecosystems." Conservation Biology 10(4): 1163-1174

BLM Simons Exhibit 10 Huntington, C. W. (2004). Klamath River flows within the JC Boyle

Bypass and below the JC Boyle Powerhouse. Canby, OR, Clearwater BioStudies, Inc.: 22 pages.

BLM Simons Exhibit 11 Cushman, R.M. 1985. Review of Ecological Effects of Rapidly

Varying Flows Downstream From Hydro-electric Facilities. North American Journal of Fisheries Management. 5:330-339.

BLM Simons Exhibit 12 Weisberg, S. B., et al. (1990). "Enhancement of Benthic

Macroinvertebrates by Minimum Flow From a Hydroelectric Dam." Regulated Rivers: Research & Management 5: 265-277 pp

BLM Simons Exhibit 13 PacifiCorp (2005). Response to FERC AIR GN-2, Klamath

Hydroelectric Project Technical Report: Evaluation of Effects of Flow Fluctuation on Aquatic Resources within the J.C. Boyle Peaking Reach. . Portland, Oregon: 69 pp

BLM Simons Exhibit 14 Addley, R.C., B. Bradford and J. Ludlow. 2005. Klamath River Bioenergetics Report. Institute for Natural Systems Engineering, Utah Water Research Lab, Utah State University. August 2005."

BLM Simons Exhibit 15 PacifiCorp 2004. Fish Resources Final Technical Report, sec 5, Klamath Hydroelectric Project, FERC Project No. 2082. Portland OR.

BLM Simons Exhibit 16 FERC (Federal Energy Regulatory Commission). 1990. Final

environmental impact statement-main text-Salt Caves Hydroelectric Project (FERC 10199-000). Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, Washington, D. C.

BLM Simons Exhibit 17 Pert, E. J. and D. C. Erman (1994). "Habitat Use by Adult Rainbow

Trout under Moderate Artificial Fluctuations in Flow." Transactions of the American Fisheries Society 123: 913-923 pp


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BLM Simons Exhibit 18 Rincon, P. A. and J. Lobon-Cervia (1993). "Microhabitat Use by Stream-Resident Brown Trout: Bioenergetic Consequences." Transactions of the American Fisheries Society 122: 575-587 pp.

BLM Simons Exhibit 19 Anglin, D. R., et al. (2005). Effects of Hydropower Operations on

Spawning Habitat, Rearing Habitat, and Stranding/Entrapment Mortality of Fall Chinook Salmon in the Hanford Reach of the Columbia River, Alaska Department of Fish and Game, Yakama Nation, Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission: 161 pages.

BLM Hooton Exhibit 0A Hooton Direct Testimony FWS 3-BLM 16 BLM Hooton Exhibit 0B Hooton Direct Testimony BLM 14-17 BLM Hooton Exhibit 1 Curriculum Vitae – Hooton BLM Hooton Exhibit 2 Hemmingsen, A.R., R.A. French, D.V. Buchanan, D.L. Bottom, and

K.P. Currens. 1992. Native Trout Project. Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife. Fish Research Project F-136-R, Annual Progress Report, Portland, Oregon.

BLM Hooton Exhibit 3 Hemmingsen, A.R. 1997. Klamath River Hydro Issues, Oregon

Department of Fish and Wildlife Memorandum. 23 pages. BLM Hooton Exhibit 4 Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife. 2006. Effects of

impoundments and hydroelectric facilities on the life history of redband trout in the Upper Klamath River: a summary and synthesis of past and recent studies. Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, Draft Report. Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife Research. Corvallis, OR. 24pp.

BLM Hooton Exhibit 5 Upper Klamath river showing locations of important spawning

tributaries for rainbow trout relative to dams and associated hydroelectric facilities.

BLM Hooton Exhibit 6 “Buchanan, D.V., A.R. Hemmingsen, D.L. Bottom, J Howell, R.A.

French, and K.P. Currens. 1991. Native Trout Project. Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife. Fish Research Project F-136-R, Annual Progress Report, Portland, Oregon.”

BLM Hooton Exhibit 7 Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife. 1997. Klamath River Basin,

Oregon fish management plan. Fish Division. Portland, OR. 186 pp.


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BLM Hooton Exhibit 8 Buchanan, D.V., A.R. Hemmingsen, D.L. Bottom, R.A. French, and K.P. Currens. 1989. Native Trout Project. Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife. Fish Research Project F-136-R, Annual Progress Report, Portland, Oregon.

BLM Hooton Exhibit 9 Buchanan, D.V., A.R. Hemmingsen, D.L. Bottom, R.A. French, and

K.P. Currens. 1990. Native Trout Project. Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife. Fish Research Project F-136-R, Annual Progress Report, Portland, Oregon.

BLM Hooton Exhibit 10 FERC (Federal Energy Regulatory Commission). 1990. Final

environmental impact statement-main text-Salt Caves Hydroelectric Project (FERC 10199-000). Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, Washington, D. C.

BLM Hooton Exhibit 11 Fortune, J.D.; A.R. Gerlach; and C.J. Hanel. 1966. A Study to

Determine the Feasibility of Establishing Salmon and Steelhead in the Upper Klamath Basin. Oregon State Game Commission and Pacific Power and Light.

BLM Hooton Exhibit 12 “PacifiCorp 1997. Final report of fish trapping activities at the

Klamath Hydroelectric Project in 1988-91. PacifiCorp Environmental Services. Portland, Oregon. 26p.”

BLM Hooton Exhibit 13 Toman, J.V. 1983. Klamath River: summary of existing physical and

biological parameters. Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife Central Region Administrative Report No. 85-5. 88pp.

BLM Hooton Exhibit 14 Relationship between seasonal pattern of emigration of juvenile (age

1+) trout from Spencer Creek and stream flow BLM Hooton Exhibit 15 Hemmingsen, A.R., D.V. Buchanan, D.L. Bottom, R.A. French, K.P.

Currens, and F.C. Shrier. 1988. Native Trout Project. Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife. Fish Research Project F-136-R, Annual Progress Report, Portland, Oregon.

BLM Hooton Exhibit 16 Abundance of trout captured in the J.C. Boyle fish Ladder 1959-61

and 1988-91 BLM Hooton Exhibit 17 PacifiCorp radio tagged trout movement over Boyle Dam vs. spill at

Dam and table of ODFW/PacifiCorp radio telelemetry Boyle Dam passage results


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BLM Hooton Exhibit 18 Relationship between passage below J.C. Boyle dam of radio tagged juvianal rainbow trout and Klamath river flow of spring 2005.

BLM Hooton Exhibit 19 Fig 7: Comparison of fate of radio tagged juvenile trout emigrating

from Spencer Creek in 2004 and 2005. BLM Hooton Exhibit 20 Fig 8: Picture of dead trout in the Power canal BLM Hooton Exhibit 21 PacifiCorp fish salvage records 1995-2006 BLM Hooton Exhibit 22 Gutermuth, B., C. Watson, and J. Kelly. 2000. Link River

hydroelectric Project (Eastside and Westside powerhouses) final entrainment report, March 1997 – October 1999. Cell Tech Research and Development and PacifiCorp. Portland, OR. 127 pp.

BLM Hooton Exhibit 23 Figure 9 Schematic of Dam/Canal System with Trout Mortality

Estimate BLM Hooton Exhibit 24 Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI). 1987. turbine-Related Fish

Mortality: Review and Evaluation of Studies. Portland, OR, prepared by Eicher Associates Inc. 196p.

BLM Hooton Exhibit 25 “Bell. M.C. 1991. Revised compendium on the success of passage of

small fish through turbines. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, North Pacific Division. 101 pp.”

BLM Hooton Exhibit 26 Schroeder, R.K. and L.H. Smith. 1989. Life history of rainbow trout

and effects of angling regulations, Deschutes River, Oregon. ODFW Information Report 89-6. Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, Division. Portland, OR 112 pp.

BLM Hooton Exhibit 27 Figure 10: Comparison of condition factors for rainbow trout in the

Keno, Boyle Bypassed and Peaking Reaches of the mainstem Klamath River

BLM Hooton Exhibit 28 Figure 11: Size distribution of Klamath River rainbow trout captured

in the trap at the J.C. Boyle Dam during spring months from Hemmingsen 1997.

BLM Hooton Exhibit 29 City of Klamath Falls. 1990. Application for License Salt Caves

Hydroelectric Project No. 10199. Submitted to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. Response to License Additional Information Request Dated December 27, 1989.


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BLM Hooton Exhibit 30 “PacifiCorp. 2004. Water Resources Final Technical Report 8.0. Fall 2002 Macroinvertebrate Sampling. PacifiCorp, Portland, Oregon.”

BLM Hooton Exhibit 31 “City of Klamath Falls. 1987. Application for License Salt Caves

Hydroelectric Project No. 10199. Submitted to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. Response to License Additional Information.”

BLM Hooton Exhibit 32 “Alabaster, J.S. 1970. River flow and upstream movement and catch

of migratory salmonids. Journal of Fish Biology, Vol. 2(1), pp. 1-13.”

BLM Hooton Exhibit 33 Everest, F. H. 1973. Ecology and Management of Summer Steelhead

in the Rogue River. Fishery Research Report Number 7. Oregon State Game Commission, Corvallis.

BLM Hooton Exhibit 34 Behnke, R.J. 1992. Native trout of western North America. American

Fisheries Society Monograph 6. American Fisheries Society, Bethesda, MD. 275 pp.

BLM Hooton Exhibit 35 Relationship between streamflow and seasonal upstream movement

of Klamath River rainbow trout past J.C. Boyle. BLM Hooton Exhibit 36 Gregory, R.S. and C.D. Levings. 1998. Turbidity reduces predation

on migrating juvenile Pacific salmon. Transactions of the American Fisheries Society 127:275-285.

BLM Hooton Exhibit 37 Tinniswood W.R and R.C. Smith. 2003. Native Trout Project.

Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife. Fish Research Project SFR-162-R, Annual Progress Report, Portland.

BLM Hooton Exhibit 38 “Page, L.M. and B.M. Burr. 1991. Field Guide to Freshwater Fishes

North America North of Mexico, 1st edition. Houghton Mifflin Company, New York”

BLM Hooton Exhibit 39 Comparison of macroinvertebrate densities in the Keno, Bypass and

Peaking reaches of the mainstem Klamath River, pre and post construction of Keno and J.C. Boyle Dams.

BLM Hooton Exhibit 40 PacifiCorp 2004. Final License Application. Exhibit E: Fish

Resources. PacifiCorp Portland, Oregon. BLM Snedaker Exhibit 0 Snedaker Direct Testimony


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BLM Snedaker Exhibit 1 Snedaker Curriculum Vitae BLM Snedaker Exhibit 2 USDI BLM. 2002. Letter to Harry T. Hall, Regional Engineer,

Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, Regarding Damage to Public Lands. Lakeview District, Klamath Falls Resource Area, Klamath Falls, OR.

BLM Snedaker Exhibit 3 Coots, M. 1965. Letter to Jack Hanel of Pacific Power and Light.

Department of Fish and Game, Redding, California. BLM Snedaker Exhibit 4 Marcus, M.D.; M.K. Young; L.E. Noel; and B.A. Mullan. 1990.

Salmonid Habitat Relationships in the Western United States: A Review and Indexed Bibliography. USDA-Forest Service General Technical Report RM-188. Rocky Mountain Forest and Range Experiment Station. 84 pp.

BLM Snedaker Exhibit 5 PacifiCorp 2004. Fish Resources Final Technical Report, sec 3,

Klamath Hydroelectric Project, FERC Project No. 2082. Portland OR BLM Snedaker Exhibit 6 Hunter, M.A.. 1992. Hydropower Flow Fluctuations and Salmonids:

A Review of the Biological Effects, Mechanical Causes, and Options for Mitigation. Technical Report No 119. State of Washington, Department of Fisheries.

BLM Snedaker Exhibit 7 Cushman, R.M. 1985. Review of Ecological Effects of Rapidly

Varying Flows Downstream From Hydro-electric Facilities. North American Journal of Fisheries Management.

BLM Snedaker Exhibit 8 FERC (Federal Energy Regulatory Commission). 1990. Final

environmental impact statement-main text-Salt Caves Hydroelectric Project (FERC 10199-000). FERC, Washington, D. C.

BLM Snedaker Exhibit 9 FishPro. 2000. Fish Passage Conditions on the Upper Klamath

River. Submitted to the Karuk Tribe and PacifiCorp, Submitted By FishPro. Port Orchard, Washington.

BLM Snedaker Exhibit 10 FERC. 2005a. Draft Environmental Assessment For Hydropower

License - Prospect Nos. 1, 2, and 4 Hydroelectric Project. Office of Energy Projects, Division of Hydropower Licensing. Washington, D.C

BLM Snedaker Exhibit 11 FERC. 2005b. Order Amending License, Accepting Surrender, and

Dismissing Application For New License - Powerdale Hydroelectric Project No. 2659. November 22, 2005.


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BLM Snedaker Exhibit 12 FERC. 2003. Final Environmental Impact Statement- North

Umpqua Hydroelectric Project, Oregon (FERC 1927). Office of Energy Projects, Washington D.C.

BLM Snedaker Exhibit 13 FERC. 2002. Order Approving Settlement and Issuing New License

- Cowlitz River Hydroelectric Project No. 2016. Issued March 13, 2002.

BLM Snedaker Exhibit 14 Reiser D.W., T. Nightengale, N. Hendrix, S. Beck. 2005. Effects of

Pulse Type Flow On Benthic Macroinvertebrates and Fish: A Review and Synthesis of Information. Prepared for Pacific Gas & Electric Co. Prepared by R2 Resource Consultants, Inc. Redmond, WA.

BLM Snedaker Exhibit 15 PacifiCorp 2004. Recreation Resources Final Technical Report,

FERC Project No. 2082. Portland OR. BLM Snedaker Exhibit 16 City of Klamath Falls 1989. Application for License Salt Cave

Hydroelectric Project No . 10199, Response to Agency Concerns Regarding Feasibility of a Rainbow Trout Spawning Channel as Mitigation for the Salt Caves Hydroelectric Project.. Submitted to Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. Washington D.C.


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Conservation and Fisheries Group NGO Ex. 1 Direct Testimony of Dr. Bill Trush NGO Ex. 2 Direct Testimony of Dr. Jack Williams NGO Ex. 3 Direct Testimony of Dr. Rick Williams NGO Ex. 4 Direct Testimony of Dr. Walt Duffy NGO Ex. 5 Direct Testimony of Mr. Curtis Knight NGO Ex. 6 Curriculum vitae of Dr. Bill Trush NGO Ex. 7 Curriculum vitae of Dr. Jack Williams NGO Ex. 8 Curriculum vitae of Dr. Rick Williams NGO Ex. 9 Curriculum vitae of Dr. Walt Duffy NGO Ex. 10 Curriculum vitae of Dr. Curtis Knight NGO Ex. 11 California Department of Fish and Game, “Alternative Section 4(e) Condition, Klamath River Hydroelectric,” FERC Project No. 2082 (April 26, 2006), pp. 4-14. NGO Ex. 12 T. Dunklin, DVD compilation of commercially available satellite images compiled using the Google Earth tool; original photo images and video of Klamath Riverand tributaries, including hydropower project features and reservoirs; and maps and schematics of theKlamath River from Iron Gate to the Upper Klamath Lake basin. Thomas B. Dunklin, Panoramic Photography and Videography (2006). NGO Ex. 13 W.J. Trush et al., “Attributes of an alluvial river and theirrelation to water policy and management,” Proc. National Academy of Science (2000), pp. 11858-11863. NGO Ex. 14 K.P. Currens et al., “The role of large rivers in the evolution and conservation of redband trout,” Wild Trout VII, Yellowstone National Park, (Oct. 2000), pp. 99-104. NGO Ex. 15 D.C. Lee et al., “Broadscale assessment of aquatic species and habitats, An

assessment of ecosystem components in the Interior Columbia Basin and


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portions of the Klamath and Great Basins,” Vol. III, USDA Forest Service General Technical Report PNW-GTR-405 (1997), pp. 1057-1496.

NGO Ex. 16 Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, “Effects of impoundments and

hydroelectric facilities on the life history of redband trout in the Upper Klamath River: a summary and synthesis of past and recent studies” (2006), pp.4-14

NGO Ex. 17 Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, “Oregon Native Fish Status Report

(Public Review Draft)” (2005), pp1-9. NGO Ex. 18 D.V. Buchanan et al., “Native Trout Project Annual Progress Report. Oregon

Department of Fish and Wildlife. Project number F-136-R-07” (1994), pp. 8-9.

NGO Ex. 19 C.W. Huntington et al., “Reintroduction of anadromous fish to the Upper

Klamath Basin: An evaluation and conceptual plan,” Attachment A to Comments and Recommendations submitted by Allen Foreman, Chairman of the Klamath Tribes (2006), pp. 14-19.

NGO Ex. 20 T.P. Quinn, “The behavior and ecology of Pacific salmon and trout,”

American Fisheries Society (2005), pp. 91-93. NGO Ex. 21 R.N. Williams et al., “Conclusions and strategies for salmon restoration in

the Columbia River,” in R. N. Williams, ed. Return to the river: restoring salmon to the Columbia River (2006), pp. 642-643, 647-650.

NGO Ex. 22 California Department of Fish and Game, “Status review of California coho

salmon north of San Francisco” (2002), pp. 25-28. NGO Ex. 23 K.C. Halupka et al., “Biological characteristics and population status of

anadromous salmon in Southeast Alaska,” General Technical Report PNW-GTR-468, USDA - Forest Service (2000), pp. 54-55.

NGO Ex. 24 T.H. Williams et al., “Historical population structure of coho salmon in the

Southern Oregon/Northern California Coasts evolutionary significant unit,” U.S. Department of Commerce, NOAA Technical Memorandum NMFS-SWFSC-390 (2006), pp. 26-30, 70-71.

NGO Ex. 25 Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, “Comments on PacifiCorp Final

License Application, Oregon Hydroelectric Applications Review Team (April 23, 2004),” pp. 131-39.


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NGO Ex. 26 Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, “Comments on FERC, Ready for Environmental Assessment Notice,” Oregon Hydroelectric Applications Review Team (Mar. 24, 2006), pp. 277-279.

NGO Ex. 27 Duffy Rebuttal Testimony


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California Department of Fish and Game CDFG Chesney Ex. 1 Bill Chesney Written testimony CDFG Chesney Ex. 2 Bill Chesney Declaration CDFG Chesney Ex. 3 Bill Chesney Curriculum vitae CDFG Chesney Ex. 4 Behnke, R.J. 1992. Native Trout of Western North America.

American Fisheries Society, Bethesda, Maryland. 275 pp. CDFG Chesney Ex. 5 Docker, M.F., and D.D. Heath. 2003. Genetic comparison between

sympatric anadromous steelhead and freshwater resident rainbow trout in British Columbia, Canada. Conservation Genetics 4:227-231.

CDFG Chesney Ex. 6 Seamons, T.R., et al. 2004. The mating system of steelhead,

Oncorhynchus mykiss, inferred by molecular analysis of parents and progeny. Environmental Biology of Fishes. 69:333-344.

CDFG Chesney Ex. 7 Martinez, J.L., et al. 2000. Multiple paternity

increases effective size of southern Atlantic salmon populations. Molecular Ecology. 9:293-298.

CDFG Chesney Ex. 8 Meehan ed, W.R. 1991. Influences of Forest and Rangeland

Management on Salmonid Fishes and Their Habitats. American Fisheries Society, Bethesda, Maryland. 751 pp.

CDFG Chesney Ex. 9 Chrisp E.Y., and T.C. Bjornn. 1978. Parr-Smolt Transformation and

Seaward Migration of Wild and Hatchery Steelhead Trout in Idaho. University of Idaho, Moscow, Idaho.

CDFG Chesney Ex. 10 Vincent, E.R. 1987. Effects of Stocking Catchable-Size Hatchery

Rainbow Trout on Two Wild Trout Species in the Madison River and O’Dell Creek, Montana. North American Journal of Fisheries Management. 7:91-105.

CDFG Chesney Ex. 11 California Department of Fish and Game. 1996. Iron Gate Hatchery

Production Goals and Constraints. CDFG Chesney Ex. 12 Hopelain, J.S. 1998. Age, growth and life history of Klamath River

Basin steelhead trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss irideus) as determined


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from scale analysis. Administrative report, California Department of Fish and Game, Sacramento, CA.

CDFG Chesney Ex. 13 Graph of Klamath River Flows Below Iron Gate Hatchery 1992 CDFG Chesney Ex. 14 Lamson H. 2001. Annual Report, Iron Gate Hatchery Steelhead

Residualism Study, 2000-2001. California Department of Fish and Game, Steelhead Research and Monitoring Program.

CDFG Chesney Ex. 15 Zimmermann, C.E., and G.H. Reeves. 2000. Population structure of

sympatric anadromous and nonanadromous Oncorhynchus mykiss: evidence from spawning surveys and otolith microchemistry. Can. J. Fish. Aquat. Sci. 57:2152-2162.

CDFG Chesney Ex. 16 Pollard, M.K. Kingsford, M.J. 1999. Chemical marking of juvenile

snapper Pargus auratus (Sparidae), by incorporation of strontium in dorsal spines.

CDFG Chesney Ex. 17 Data Collected from Otolith Analysis at Iron Gate Hatchery 2001 and

2002 for S-RAMP Study. CDFG Chesney Ex. 18 Chesney, W.R. 2003. 2001-2002 Annual Report, Iron Gate Hatchery

Steelhead Residualism Study. California Department of Fish and Game, Steelhead Research and Monitoring Program.

CDFG Chesney Ex. 19 Thrower, F., et al. 2004. A comparison of genetic variation between

an anadromous steelhead, Oncorhynchus mykiss, population and seven derived populations sequestered in freshwater for 70 years. Environmental Biology of Fishes. 69:111-125.

CDFG Chesney Ex. 20 California Department of Fish and Game National Marine Fisheries

Service Southwest Region. 2001. Joint Hatchery Review Committee Final Report on Anadromous Salmonid Fish Hatcheries in California.

CDFG Cox Ex. 1 Bill Cox Written testimony CDFG Cox Ex. 2 Bill Cox Declaration CDFG Cox Ex. 3 Bill Cox Curriculum vitae CDFG Cox Ex. 4 Iron Gate Hatchery Reports 1995 to 2005 CDFG Cox Ex. 5 CDFG 2006 Spreadsheet Summary of Iron Gate Hatchery Testing


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CDFG Dean Ex. 1 Mike Dean Written testimony CDFG Dean Ex. 2 Mike Dean Declaration CDFG Dean Ex. 3 Mike Dean Curriculum vitae CDFG Dean Ex. 4 California Department of Fish and Game. 2000. Upper Klamath

River Wild Trout Management Plan, 2000-2004. Prepared by Dave Rogers and Dennis Maria, CDFG Northern California - North Coast Region, and John Deinstadt, Wildlife and Inland Fisheries Division.

CDFG Dean Ex. 5 Babcock, C. 1992. Shovel Creek, Siskiyou County population

estimate report. California Department of Fish and Game, Region 1, Stream File.

CDFG Dean Ex. 6 Pascual, M., P. Bentzen, C.R. Rossi, G. Mackey. M.T. Kinnison, and

R. Walker. 2001. First Documented Case of Anadromy in a Population of Introduced Rainbow Trout in Patagonia, Argentina. Transactions of American Fisheries Society 130:53-67 and Subsequent Comment and Reply by Behnke and Pascual, respectively, 2002, 131:582-588.

CDFG Hughes Ex. 1 Robert Hughes Written testimony CDFG Hughes Ex. 2 Robert Hughes Declaration CDFG Hughes Ex. 3 Robert Hughes Curriculum vitae CDFG Hughes Ex. 4 NMFS 1994. Experimental Fish Guidance Devices Position

Statement of the National Marine Fisheries Service Southwest Region.

CDFG Hughes Ex. 5 CDFG 2000. Fish Screening Criteria CDFG Hughes Ex. 6 CDFG 2000. Statewide Fish Screening Policy CDFG Pisano Ex. 1 Mark Pisano Written testimony CDFG Pisano Ex. 2 Mark Pisano Declaration CDFG Pisano Ex. 3 Mark PisanoCurriculum vitae


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CDFG Pisano Ex. 4 Graph depicting adult Chinook salmon escapement estimates, Scott and Shasta Rivers, compiled from California Department of Fish and Game Mega Table Data 1978 through 2005.

CDFG Pisano Ex. 5 Hamilton, J.B., G.L. Curtis, S.M. Snedaker, and D.K. White. 2005.

Distribution of Anadromous Fishes in the Upper Klamath River Watershed Prior to Hydropower Dams – A Synthesis of the Historical Evidence. Fisheries. Vol. 30, No. 4.

CDFG Pisano Ex. 6 Coots, M. 1952. KS spawning activity in Jenny Creek and the old

Klamath River channel between the forebay dam and Copco #2 plant. Division of Fish and Game Interoffice Correspondence. October 29, 1952.

CDFG Pisano Ex. 7 Ex. 7 Table 3. Project Reach Habitat for Anadromous Fish from

USFWS and NMFS Preliminary Fishway Prescriptions filed with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission for Project No 2082 on March 27, 2006.

CDFG Pisano Ex. 8 Wales, J.H. 1951. The Decline of the Shasta River King Salmon Run.

Unpublished manuscript. Bureau of Fish Conservation. California Division of Fish and Game. 82 pp.

CDFG Pisano Ex. 9 California Department of Fish and Game (CDFG) 1997. A Biological

Needs Assessment for Anadromous Fish in the Shasta River Siskiyou County, California. Northern California-North Coast Region, Redding California.

CDFG Pisano Ex. 10 Pisano, M. 2002. Juvenile Salmonid Use of Thermal Refugia in the

Lower Scott River; A Cursory Investigation. California Department of Fish and Game, Northern California-North Coast Region. Yreka, CA. 20 pp.

CDFG Pisano Ex. 11 Chesney, W. R. and E. M. Yokel. 2003. Annual Report: Shasta and

Scott River Juvenile Salmonid Outmigration Study, 2001-2002. Project 2a1. California Department of Fish and Game, Northern California-North Coast Region, Yreka, CA. 39 pp.

CDFG Pisano Ex. 12 Chesney, W. R., Shem D. Unger, and E. M. Yokel. 2004. Annual

Report: Shasta and Scott River Juvenile Salmonid Outmigration Study, 2003. Project 2a1. California Department of Fish and Game, Northern California-North Coast Region, Yreka, CA. 58 pp.


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CDFG Pisano Ex. 13 Jong. B. 1995. Results of McNeil Sediment Sampling, Shasta River 1994. California Department of Fish and Game Memo to Files. Northern California-North Coast Region, Arcata, California.

CDFG Pisano Ex. 14 Ricker, S. J. 1997. Evaluation of Salmon and Steelhead Spawning

Habitat Quality in the Shasta River Basin, 1997. California Department of Fish Inland Fisheries Report No. 97-9. Sacramento, CA. 13 pp.

CDFG Pisano Ex. 15 Photographs from Parks Creek, tributary to the Shasta River CDFG Pisano Ex. 16 Reid, S. B. 2006. Lamprey Survey: Tributaries of the Klamath River

from Iron Gate Dam to the CDFG Pisano Ex. 17 California/Oregon Border. File Report. Ashland, Or. 4 pp.


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Klamath Tribes KTR CWH Ex 1 Huntington, C.W., E.W. Claire, F. A. Espinosa, Jr., and R. House. 2006.

Reintroduction of anadromous fish to the Upper Klamath Basin: An evaluation and conceptual plan. Consultant report to the Klamath Tribes, Chiloquin, Oregon, and the Yurok Tribe, Klamath, California.

KTR CWH Ex 2 PacifiCorp 2005. Response to November 10, 2005, FERC AIR AR-2,

Ecosystem Diagnosis and Treatment Analysis. Filing with the FERC for the Klamath Hydroelectric Project (FERC Project No. 2082). PacifiCorp, Portland, Oregon.

KTR CWH Ex 3 Puckett, R., B. Cannady, G. Black, J. Skinner, T. Kruse, C. Campbell, and J.

Hamilton. 1966. Report of the steering committee on the Upper Klamath salmon and steelhead feasibility study. September 27, 1966.

KTR CWH Ex 4 National Research Council (NRC). 2004. Endangered and Threatened Fishes

in the Klamath River Basin, Causes of Decline and Strategies for Recovery. The National Academies Press, Washington, D.C.

KTR CWH Ex 5 Hamilton, J., G. Curtis, S. Snedaker, and D. White. 2005. Distribution of

anadromous fishes in the Upper Klamath River watershed prior to hydropower dams – a synthesis of the historical evidence. Fisheries 30(4):10-20.

KTR CWH Ex 6 Buchanan, D., A. Hemmingsen, and K. Currens. 1994. Native Trout Project.

Annual Progress Report, Fish Research Project No. F-136-R-07. Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, Portland, Oregon.

KTR CWH Ex 7 Huntington, C., and L. Dunsmoor. 2006. Aquatic habitat conditions related

to the reintroduction of anadromous salmonids into the Upper Klamath Basin, with emphasis on areas above Upper Klamath Lake. Report to the Klamath Tribes, Chiloquin, Oregon. 27 March 2006.

KTR CWH Ex 8 Kostow, K. 2003. Factors that influence Evolutionarily Significant Unit

boundaries and status assessment in a highly polymorphic species, Oncorhynchus mykiss, in the Columbia Basin. Information Report No. 2003-04. Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, Portland, Oregon, and NOAA Fisheries Science Center, Seattle, Washington.

KTR CWH Ex 9 Recovery Science Review Panel (RSRP). Travis, J., R. Lande, M. Mangel,

R. Myers, P. Peterson, M. Power, D. Simberloff, and B. Sanderson. Report


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for the meeting held December 2004. Southwest Fisheries Science Center, National Marine Fisheries Service, Santa Cruz, California.

KTR CWH Ex 10 Clearwater BioStudies, Inc. . 1988. Fish habitat characteristics and salmonid

abundance in the Grider Creek drainage during June 1988. Consultant report to the USDA Forest Service, Klamath National Forest, Yreka, California. P.O. No. 40-91W8-8-1572. June 1988.

KTR CWH Ex 11 Clearwater BioStudies, Inc. . 1988. Hunter Creek Enhancement Project.

Volume I, Feasibility Report. Consultant report to the Del Norte Center, California Conservation Corps, Klamath, California. Contract No. 88-1878-155. December 1988.

KTR CWH Ex 12 Huntington, C., and F.A. Espinosa, Jr. 2006. Reconnaissance of potential

anadromous fish habitat within the area bounded by J.C. Boyle Reservoir and Iron Gate Dam. Technical memorandum to the L. Dunsmoor, Klamath Tribes, Chiloquin, Oregon. 29 July 2006.

KTR CWH Ex 13 Huntington, C., and L. Dunsmoor. 2006. Stock selection issues related to the

reintroduction of anadromous salmonids into the Upper Klamath Basin, with emphasis on areas above Upper Klamath Lake. Technical memorandum to the Klamath and Yurok tribes, Chiloquin, Oregon, and Klamath, California. 27 March 2006.

KTR CWH Ex 14 Oosterhout, G. 2005. KlamRAS results of fish passage simulations on the

Klamath River. Executive Summary. Final consultant report to PacifiCorp and the Habitat Modeling Group. 10 October 2005.

KTR CWH Ex 15 Oosterhout, G. 2005. KlamRAS results of fish passage simulations on the

Klamath River. Main Report. Final consultant report to PacifiCorp and the Habitat Modeling Group. 10 October 2005.

KTR CWH Ex 16 Tacoma Power. 2004. Cowlitz River Fisheries and Hatchery Management

Plan (FHMP). FINAL. Tacoma Power, Tacoma, Washington. KTR CWH Ex 17 Portland General Electric (PGE). 2004. Exhibit D, Pelton Round Butte

Project Fish Passage Plan. Pelton Round Butte Project, Portland General Electric, Portland, Oregon. July 2004.

KTR CWH Ex 18 Fortune, J., A. Gerlach, and C. Hanel. 1966. A study to determine the

feasibility of establishing salmon and steelhead in the Upper Klamath Basin. Oregon Fish Commission and Pacific Power & Light Company. April 1966.


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KTR CWH Ex 19 Dunsmoor, L., and C. Huntington. 2006. Suitability of environmental conditions within Upper Klamath Lake and the migratory corridor downstream for use by anadromous salmonids. Technical memorandum to the Klamath Tribes, Chiloquin, Oregon. March 2006.

KTR CWH Ex 20 USDI Bureau of Land Management (BLM). 2000. Klamath-Iron Gate

Watershed Analysis, Version 1.1. USDI Bureau of Land Management, Medford District Office, Ashland Resource Area, Medford, Oregon. January 2000.

KTR CWH Ex 21 Huntington, C. 2006. Supplemental information on anadromous salmonid

habitat between Iron Gate Dam and Link River Dam. Technical memorandum to L. Dunsmoor, Klamath Tribes, Chiloquin, Oregon. 02 August 2006.

KTR CWH Ex 22 Data source: Kevin Malone, MJS., personal communication. (note – tabular

summary of data from spreadsheets supplied by Malone). KTR CWH Ex 23 Northwest Power Planning and Conservation Council (NPCC). 2005. John

Day Subbasin Revised Draft Plan. Report prepared by the Columbia-Blue Mountain Resource Conservation and Development Area. 15 March 2005.

KTR CWH Ex 24 U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS). 1998. Klamath River (Iron Gate

Dam to Seiad Creek) life stage periodicities for chinook, coho, and steelhead. Department of the Interior, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Coastal California Fish and Wildlife Office, Arcata, California. April 1998.

KTR CWH Ex 25 Coots, M. 1965. Correspondence from Millard Coots, California Department

of Fish and Game, to Jack Hanel, Pacific Power and Light Company, Medford, Oregon. 01 July 1965.

KTR CWH Ex 26 Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife (ODFW). 1972. ODFW Annual

Report. Contribution from the Klamath Falls Office, Klamath Falls, Oregon. KTR CWH Ex 27 Department of the Interior (DOI). 2006. Klamath Hydroelectric Project, No.

2082. Department of the Interior’s Filing of Comments, Preliminary Terms, Conditions, Prescriptions, and Recommendations. 27 March 2006.

KTR CWH Ex 28 Mobrand Biometrics, Inc. 1999. The EDT Method. Mobrand Biometrics,

Inc. August 1999. KTR CWH Ex 29 Buchanan, D., A. Hemmingsen, D. Bottom, R. French, and K. Currens.

1990. Native Trout Project. Fish Research Project No. F-136-R. Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, Portland, Oregon.


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KTR CWH Ex 30 Buchanan, D., A. Hemmingsen, D. Bottom, P. Howell, R. French, and K.

Currens. 1991. Native Trout Project. Fish Research Project No. F-136-R. Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, Portland, Oregon.

KTR CWH Ex 31 Hemmingsen, A., R. French, D. Buchanan, D. Bottom, and K. Currens. 1992. Native Trout Project. Fish Research Project No. F-136-R. Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, Portland, Oregon.

KTR CWH Ex 32 Dunsmoor, L. 2006. Observations and significance of fish and invertebrate

stranding during the first few major peaking cycles in 2006 downstream of the J. C. Boyle Hydroelectric Project. Technical memorandum to the Klamath Tribes, Chiloquin, Oregon. 28 July 2006.

KTR CWH Ex 33 Olson, Forrest. 2006. Coho salmon production and survival from tributaries

entering Iron Gate and Copco reservoirs. Attachment C. PacifiCorp’s Alternative to the Joint United States Fish and Wildlife Service and National Marine Fisheries Service Preliminary Fishway Prescriptions. April 2006.

KTR CWH DT Klamath Tribes’ [Direct] Testimony of Charles W. Huntington on Issue FWS 2 Ex 34 FWS 2, USCG Docket No.: 2006-NMFS-0001. Filed August 9, 2006. KTR CWH DT Klamath Tribes’ [Direct] Testimony of Charles W. Huntington on FWS 6 Ex 35 Issue FWS 6, USCG Docket No.: 2006-NMFS-0001. Filed August 9, 2006. KTR CWH DT Klamath Tribes’ [Direct] Testimony of Charles W. Huntington on FWS 7 Ex 36 Issue FWS 7, USCG Docket No.: 2006-NMFS-0001. Filed August 9, 2006. KTR CWH Ex 37 Charles W. Huntington resume KTR CWH RT Huntington rebuttal testimony on FWS Issues 2 and 6 KTR CWH R Ex. 1 FERC. 2006. Draft Environmental Impact Statement for Hydropower

Relicensing, Clackamas River Hydroelectric Project, Clackamas County, Oregon, FERC Project No. 2195. FERC Office of Energy Projects, Division of Hydropower Licensing, Washington, D.C., June.

KTR CWH R Ex. 2 PacifiCorp’s Answer to Klamath Tribes’ Discovery Request. Docket No.

2006-NMFS-0001, before the US Coast Guard Office of the Administrative Law Judge

KTR CWH R Ex. 3 U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. 2005. Comments on PacifiCorp’s Draft

Response to FERC’s Additional Information Request AR-2, Anadromous Fish Restoration, PacifiCorp’s Response to FERC’s Additional Information


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Request GN-2, Fish Passage Planning and Evaluation, Klamath Hydroelectric Project (P-2082). Letter and attachements submitted to Mr. Cory Scott, PacifiCorp, and FERC. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Yreka Fish and Wildlife Office, Yreka, California.

KTR CWH R Ex. 4 Mobrand Biometrics. 2005. Documentation of the mathematical algorithms

within EDT. Report prepared by Mobrand Biometrics for NOAA Fisheries. Mobrand Biometrics, Inc., Vashon Island, WA.

KTR LKD Ex 1 PacifiCorp. 2004. Analysis of Project effects on hydrology. Section 5 of

the Water Resources Final Technical Report, Final License Application for the Klamath Hydroelectric Project, FERC Project 2082, Portland, Oregon.

KTR LKD Ex 2 Henriksen, J., C. Reese, S. Snedaker, S. Swanson, and M. Turaski.. 2002.

Instream flow analysis for the Bureau of Land Management federal reserved water right, Claim Number 376, for the Klamath Wild and Scenic River in Oregon. Bureau of Land Management, Klamath Falls.

KTR LKD Ex 3 Dunsmoor, L. K. 2006. Observations and significance of fish and

invertebrate stranding during the first few major peaking cycles in 2006 downstream of the J. C. Boyle Hydroelectric Project. Technical Memo to the Klamath Tribes, July 28.

KTR LKD Ex 4 BLM. 2006. Preliminary conditions for the protection and utilization of the

Bureau of Land Management reservations pursuant to Section 4(e) of the Federal Power Act. Section A in, United States Department of the Interior comments, preliminary recommendations, terms and conditions, and prescriptions for fishways filed pursuant to sections 4(e), 10(a), 10(j), and 18 of the Federal Power Act with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission for the Klamath River Hydroelectric Project.

KTR LKD Ex 5 Huntington, C. W. 2004. Klamath R. flows within the JC Boyle Bypass and

below the JC Boyle Powerhouse. Technical Memorandum to the Klamath Tribes, April 15.

KTR LKD Ex 6 PacifiCorp. 2004. Ramping and flow fluctuation evaluations. Section 6 of

the Fish Resources Final Technical Report, Final License Application for the Klamath Hydroelectric Project, FERC Project 2082, Portland, Oregon

KTR LKD Ex 7 Huntington, C. W., and F. A. Espinosa. 2006. Reconnaissance of potential

anadromous fish habitat within the area bounded by J.C. Boyle Reservoir and Iron Gate Dam. Technical Memorandum to the Klamath Tribes, July 29.


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KTR LKD Ex 8 PacifiCorp. 2005. Evaluation of effects of flow fluctuation on aquatic resources within the J. C. Boyle peaking reach. Response (August) to FERC AIR GN-2, Klamath Hydroelectric Project FERC Project No. 2082, Portland, Oregon.

KTR LKD Ex 9 PacifiCorp. 2004. Fisheries Investigations. Section 3 of the Fish Resources

Final Technical Report, Final License Application for the Klamath Hydroelectric Project, FERC Project 2082, Portland, Oregon.

KTR LKD Ex 10 Addley, R. C., B. Bradford, and J. Lulow. 2005. Klamath bioenergetics

report. Prepared for PacifiCorp by the Institute for Natural Systems Engineering, Utah State University. Appendix A to Evaluation of effects of flow fluctuation on aquatic resources within the J. C. Boyle peaking reach. Response (August) to FERC AIR GN-2, Klamath Hydroelectric Project FERC Project No. 2082, Portland, Oregon.

KTR LKD Ex 11 Reiser, D. W., T. Nightengale, N. Hendrix, and S. Beck. 2005. Effects of

pulse type flows on benthic macroinvertebrates and fish: a review and synthesis of information. Report by R2 Resource Consultants, prepared for Pacific Gas and Electric Company, San Ramon, California.

KTR LKD Ex 12 PacifiCorp. 2004. Monitoring and analysis of water quality during project

maintenance operations. Section 7 of the Water Resources Final Technical Report, Final License Application for the Klamath Hydroelectric Project, FERC Project 2082, Portland, Oregon.

KTR LKD Ex 13 Dunsmoor, L. K., and C. W. Huntington. 2006. Suitability of

Environmental Conditions within Upper Klamath Lake and the Migratory Corridor Downstream for Use by Anadromous Salmonids. Technical Memorandum to the Klamath Tribes, March.

KTR LKD Ex 14 PacifiCorp. 2004. Development of water quality analysis modeling

framework. Section 4 of the Water Resources Final Technical Report, Final License Application for the Klamath Hydroelectric Project, FERC Project 2082, Portland, Oregon.

KTR LKD Ex 15 PacifiCorp. 2004. Fish Resources. Section 4 in Exhibit E of the Final

License Application for the Klamath Hydroelectric Project (FERC No. 2082). Portland, Oregon.


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KTR LKD Ex 16 Oosterhout, G. 2005. KlamRAS methods for fish passage simulations on the Klamath River. Final consultant report to PacifiCorp and the Habitat Modeling Group. 10 October 2005.

KTR LKD DT Klamath Tribes’ [Direct] Testimony of Larry K. Dunsmoor on Issue BLM on BLM 16 Ex 17 16, USCG Docket No.: 2006-NMFS-0001. Filed August 9, 2006. KTR LKD DT Klamath Tribes’ [Direct] Testimony of Larry K. Dunsmoor on Issue FWS 2, FWS 2 Ex 18 18USCG Docket No.: 2006-NMFS-0001. Filed August 9, 2006. KTR LKD DT Klamath Tribes’ [Direct] Testimony of Larry K. Dunsmoor on Issue FWS 6, FWS 6 Ex 19 19USCG Docket No.: 2006-NMFS-0001. Filed August 9, 2006. KTR LKD Ex. 20 Larry Keith Dunsmoor resume (offered at the hearing) KTR LKD RT Dunsmoor rebuttal testimony on BLM Issue 16 and FWS 6 and 2 KTR LKD R Ex. 1 Tinniswood, W., and R. Smith. 2003. Klamath River redband trout

investigations. Annual progress report, Grant SFR-F-162-R-08. Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, Klamath District Office, Klamath Falls.

KTR LKD R Ex. 2 PacifiCorp. 2004. Recreation Resources Final Technical Report. Final

License Application for the Klamath Hydroelectric Project, FERC Project 2082, Portland, Oregon

KTR LKD R Ex. 3 Dunsmoor, L. K. 2006. Observations and significance of fish and


KTR LKD R Ex. 4 ODFW. 2005. Oregon sport fishing regulations. Oregon Department of

Fish and Wildlife, Salem. KTR LKD R Ex. 5 Ex. 5 pulls together portions of the following two documents, and compares

them: Allen, M. A. and J. W. Coburn. 2004. Distribution and relative abundance of trout fry in the J. C. Boyle reaches of the Upper Klamath River. Appendix 3C to the Fish Resources Final Technical Report, Final License Application for the Klamath Hydroelectric Project, FERC Project 2082, Portland, Oregon.


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PacifiCorp. 2004. Ramping and flow fluctuation evaluations. Section 6 of the Fish Resources Final Technical Report, Final License Application for the Klamath Hydroelectric Project, FERC Project 2082, Portland, Oregon.

KTR LKD R Ex. 6 PacifiCorp. 2004. Ramping and flow fluctuation evaluations. Section 6 of

the Fish Resources Final Technical Report, Final License Application for the Klamath Hydroelectric Project, FERC Project 2082, Portland, Oregon.

KTR LKD R Ex. 7 PacifiCorp. 2004. Response to November 10, 2005, FERC AIR AR-2

Ecosystem Diagnosis and Treatment (EDT) Analysis. Filed December 16, 2005 with FERC, Klamath Hydroelectric Project, FERC Project 2082, Portland, Oregon.

KTR LKD R Ex. 8 Oosterhout, G. R. 2005. Response to PacifiCorp’s draft Response to FERC

AIR AR-2. September 29, 2005. KTR LKD R Ex. 9 Huntington, C. W., and L. K. Dunsmoor. 2006. Stock selection issues

related to the reintroduction of anadromous salmonids into the Upper Klamath Basin, with emphasis on areas above Upper Klamath Lake. Technical Memorandum to the Klamath and Yurok Tribes, March 27

KTR LKD R Ex. 10 US Supreme Court. 1966. Department of Fish and Game of the State of

California vs. Federal Power Commission; Pacific Power and Light Co., Appendix A to Petition for a Writ of Certiorari to the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit.

KTR LKD R Ex. 11 Miller, M., A. Giorgi, D. Snyder, N. Mikkelsen, and B. Nishitani. 2004.

Description of migratory behavior of juvenile salmon smolts through California reservoirs using radio-telemetry techniques in the Klamath basin. Report submitted to PacifiCorp, October, 2004, by BioAnalysts, Inc, Eagle, Idaho.

KTR LKD R Ex. 12 California Department of Fish and Game. 2004. Comments on PacifiCorp’s

October 2004 Final Technical Report Description of migratory behavior of juvenile salmon smolts through California reservoirs using radio-telemetry techniques Klamath basin, Klamath Hydroelectric Project (Project) Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) No. 2082. Letter to FERC and to PacifiCorp, dated December 29, 2004.

KTR FAE Ex 1 USDOI. 2006. Preliminary section 18 prescriptions, Klamath Hydroelectric

Project – FERC No. 2082. Section C in, United States Department of the Interior comments, preliminary recommendations, terms and conditions, and prescriptions for fishways filed pursuant to sections 4(e), 10(a), 10(j), and 18


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of the Federal Power Act with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission for the Klamath River Hydroelectric Project.

KTR FAE Ex 2 Huntington, C., and L. Dunsmoor. 2006. Aquatic habitat conditions related


KTR FAE Ex 3 Hamilton, J., G. Curtis, S. Snedaker, and D. White. 2005. Distribution of


KTR FAE Ex 4 Fortune, J., A. Gerlach, and C. Hanel. 1966. A study to determine the

feasibility of establishing salmon and steelhead in the Upper Klamath Basin. Oregon Fish Commission and Pacific Power & Light Company. April 1966.

KTR FAE Ex 5 Huntington, C. 2006. Supplemental information on anadromous salmonid

habitat between Iron Gate Dam and Link River Dam. Technical memorandum to L. Dunsmoor, Klamath Tribes, Chiloquin, Oregon. May 9, 2006.

KTR FAE Ex 6 Huntington, C., and L. Dunsmoor. 2006. Aquatic habitat conditions related


KTR FAE Ex 7 Dunsmoor, L., and C. Huntington. 2006. Suitability of environmental

conditions within Upper Klamath Lake and the migratory corridor downstream for use by anadromous salmonids. Technical memorandum to the Klamath Tribes, Chiloquin, Oregon. March 2006.

KTR FAE Ex 8 Turaski, M. 2003. 2002 and 2003 Upper Klamath River water temperature

monitoring. Klamath Falls Resource Area, Bureau of Land Management, Klamath Falls, Oregon.

KTR FAE Ex 9 Huntington, C., and F.A. Espinosa, Jr. 2006. Reconnaissance of potential

anadromous fish habitat within the area bounded by J.C. Boyle Reservoir and Iron Gate Dam. Technical memorandum to the L. Dunsmoor, Klamath Tribes, Chiloquin, Oregon. 29 July 2006.

KTR FAE Ex 10 BLM. 2006. Preliminary conditions for the protection and utilization of the

Bureau of Land Management reservations pursuant to Section 4(e) of the


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Federal Power Act. Section A in, United States Department of the Interior comments, preliminary recommendations, terms and conditions, and prescriptions for fishways filed pursuant to sections 4(e), 10(a), 10(j), and 18 of the Federal Power Act with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission for the Klamath River Hydroelectric Project.

KTR FAE Ex 11 Dunsmoor, L. K. 2006. Observations and significance of fish and


KTR FAE Ex 12 Huntington, C.W., E.W. Claire, F. A. Espinosa, Jr., and R. House. 2006.


KTR FAE Ex 13 Huntington, C., and L. Dunsmoor. 2006. Stock selection issues related to the

reintroduction of anadromous salmonids into the Upper Klamath Basin, with emphasis on areas above Upper Klamath Lake. Technical memorandum to the Klamath and Yurok tribes, Chiloquin, Oregon, and Klamath, California. 27 March 2006.



KTR FAE Ex 15 Oregon Native Fish Report. 2005. Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife. KTR FAE Ex 16 PacifiCorp. 2004. Fisheries overview and summary of past information.

Section 2 of the Fish Resources Final Technical Report, Final License Application for the Klamath Hydroelectric Project, FERC Project 2082, Portland, Oregon.

KTR FAE Ex 17 Tacoma Power. 2004. Cowlitz River Fisheries and Hatchery Management

Plan (FHMP). FINAL. Tacoma Power, Tacoma, Washington. KTR FAE Ex 18 Ecovista, Nez Perce Tribe Wildlife Division, and the Washington State

University Center for Environmental Education. 2003. Section 8: Fishery Resources. Pages 289-359 in, Draft Clearwater Subbasin Assessment. Prepared for Nez Perce Tribe Watersheds Division, and the Idaho Soil Conservation Commission.

KTR FAE Ex 19 Hunter, M. A. 1989. The White Salmon River anadromous fish productivity

potential. Draft report prepared by the Washington Deartment of Fisheries,


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US Fish and Wildlife Service, National Marine Fisheries Service, and Washington Department of Wildlife.

KTR FAE Ex 20 CDFG. 2001. California Department of Fish and Game, National Marine

Fisheries Service Southwest Region Joint Hatchery Review Committee. Final Report on Anadromous Salmonid Fish Hatcheries in Califorina.

KTR FAE Ex 21 Busby, P. J., T. C. Wainwright, and R. S. Waples. 1994. Status review for

Klamath Mountains Province steelhead. Northwest Fisheries Science Center, National Marine Fisheries Service, Seattle, Washington.

KTR FAE Ex 22 Buchanan, D., A. Hemmingsen, and K. Currens. 1994. Native Trout Project.

Annual Progress Report, Fish Research Project No. F-136-R-07. Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, Portland, Oregon.



KTR FAE Ex 24 USFWS. 2006. Technical memorandum regarding ongoing and future

improvement of aquatic habitat in the Klamath River watershed. Yreka Field Office, US Fish and Wildlife Service, California.

KTR FAE Ex 25 CDFG. 2004. The State of California’s recovery strategy for coho salmon.

California Department of Fish and Game. KTR FAE Ex 26 PacifiCorp. 2004. Fisheries Investigations. Section 3 of the Fish Resources

Final Technical Report, Final License Application for the Klamath Hydroelectric Project, FERC Project 2082, Portland, Oregon

KTR FAE Ex 27 PacifiCorp. 2004. Fisheries Investigations. Section 3 of the Fish Resources







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KTR FAE Ex 30 PacifiCorp. 2005. Evaluation of effects of flow fluctuation on aquatic resources within the J. C. Boyle peaking reach. Response (August) to FERC AIR GN-2, Klamath Hydroelectric Project FERC Project No. 2082, Portland, Oregon.

KTR FAE DT Klamath Tribes’ [Direct] Testimony of F. Al Espinosa on Issue BLM 16, BLM 16 Ex 31 USCG Docket No.: 2006-NMFS-0001. Filed August 9, 2006. KTR FAE DT Klamath Tribes’ [Direct] Testimony of F. Al Espinosa on Issue FWS 2, FWS 2 Ex 32 USCG Docket No.: 2006-NMFS-0001. Filed August 9, 2006. KTR FAE DT Klamath Tribes’ [Direct] Testimony of F. Al Espinosa on Issue FWS 6, FWS 6 Ex 33 USCG Docket No.: 2006-NMFS-0001. Filed August 9, 2006. KTR FAE DT Klamath Tribes’ [Direct] Testimony of F. Al Espinosa on Issue FWS 7, FWS 7 Ex 34 USCG Docket No.: 2006-NMFS-0001. Filed August 9, 2006. KTR FAE Ex. 35 F. Al Espinosa resume (offered at the hearing) KTR FAE RT Espinosa rebuttal testimony on BLM Issue 16 and FWS Issues 2 and 6 KTR FAE R. Ex. 1 Tinniswood, W., and R. Smith. 2003. Klamath River redband trout

investigations. Annual progress report, Grant SFR-F-162-R-08. Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, Klamath District Office, Klamath Falls.

KTR FAE R. Ex. 2 Huntington, C.W., E.W. Claire, F. A. Espinosa, Jr., and R. House. 2006.


KTR FAE R. Ex. 3 U. S. Dept. of Interior. 2004. Preliminary Section 18 Prescriptions, Klamath

Hydroelectric Project—FERC No. 2082. 76p KTR FAE R. Ex. 4 Evaluation of Effects of Flow Fluctuation on Aquatic Resources within the

J.C. Boyle Peaking Reach. 2005. PacifiCorp, Portland, Oregon (August 2005), Technical Report, FERC Project #2082. 75 p.

KTR FAE R. Ex. 5 PacifiCorp. Fisheries Investigations. 2004. A Description of the fishery

resources in the project area and downstream areas affected by the project. PC File # 35469. 107 p.

KTR Redirect 1 Handout of slideshow entitled – Piscivorous Impacts on Juvenile Chinook,

by Brian Footen and Roger Tabor (offered at the hearing)


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National Marine Fisheries Service NMFS/FWS-Issue-2A-Garza-Ex. 1 Direct Written Testimony NMFS/FWS-Issue-2A-Garza-Ex. 2 Declaration NMFS/FWS-Issue-2A-Garza-Ex. 3 Curriculum Vitae NMFS/FWS-Issue-2A-Garza-Ex. 4 Temporal Comparisons of Genetic Diversity in Lake

Michigan (Bartron and Scribner, 2004) NMFS/FWS-Issue-2A-Garza-Ex. 5 An Analysis of Historical Population Structure for

Evolutionarily Significant Units of Chinook Salmon…(Bjorkstedt, Spence, Garza…, 2005)

NMFS/FWS-Issue-2A-Garza-Ex. 6 Colonization of Watershed by Anadromous Salmonids

Following the Installation of a Fish Ladder (Bryant, Frenette, and McCurdy, 1999)

NMFS/FWS-Issue-2A-Garza-Ex. 7 Distribution of Anadromous Fishes in the Upper

Klamath River Watershed Prior to Hydropower Dams (Hamilton…, 2005)

NMFS/FWS-Issue-2A-Garza-Ex. 8 Colonization and Development of Stream

Communities Across a 200-year Gradient in Glacier Bay National Park (Milner…, 2000)

NMFS/FWS-Issue-2A-Garza-Ex. 9 Population Genetics of Steelehad in the Klamath River

(Pearse, Donohoe, and Garza) NMFS/FWS-Issue-2A-Garza-Ex. 10 The Life Histories of Steelhead Rainbow Trout and

Silver Salmon (Shapavolov and Taft, 1954) NMFS/FWS-Issue-2A-Garza-Ex. 11 Genetic Architecture of Growth and Early Life-

History Transitions in Anadromous and Derived Freshwater Populations of Steelhead (Thrower, Hard, and Joyce, 2004)

NMFS/FWS-Issue-2A-Garza-Ex. 12 A Comparison of Variability and Population Structure

for Major Histocompatiablity Complex… (Aguilar and Garza, 2006)

NMFS/FWS-Issue-2B-Foott-Ex. 1 Direct Written Testimony


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NMFS/FWS-Issue-2B-Foott -Ex. 2 Declaration own NMFS/FWS-Issue-2B-Foott -Ex. 3 Curriculum Vitae NMFS/FWS-Issue-2B-Foott -Ex. 4 Foott, S. 1997. FY 96 Investigational Report:

Renibacterium salmoninarum and Nanophyetus Metacercaria Infection ind Adult Chinook Salmon: Trinity River Hatchery Broodstock (1992-94, 1996), Klamath Estuary Net Harvest and KMZ Ocean Port Catch in 1996. 13 pp.

NMFS/FWS-Issue-2B-Foott -Ex. 5 Foott 2004. Health monitoring of adult Lost River

Sucker and Shortnose sucker in upper Klamath Lake, Oregon, April – September 2003

NMFS/FWS-Issue-2B-Foott -Ex. 6 Foott et al. 2002. Juvenile Chinook Health monitoring

in the Trinity River, Klamath River and Estuary. June – August 2001

NMFS/FWS-Issue-2B-Foott -Ex. 7 Foott et al. 2004. Effect of Water Temperature on

Non-Specific Immune Function and Ceratomyxosis in Juvenile Chinook Salmon and Steelhead from the Klamath River. California Fish and Game 90(2):71-84.

NMFS/FWS-Issue-2B-Foott -Ex. 8 Foott et al.2006. Infectious Hematopoietic Necrosis

Virus Transmission and Disease among juvenile Chinook Salmon exposed in culture compared to environmentally relevant conditions. San Francisco Estuary and Watershed Science 4(1): 1 – 16.)

NMFS/FWS-Issue-2B-Foott -Ex. 9 Hallett and Bartholomew. in press. Application of a

real time PCR assay to detect and quantify the myxozoan parasite Ceratomyxa shasta in river water samples. Diseases of Aquatic OrganismsNMFS/FWS-Issue-2B-Foott -Ex. 10 Nichols and Foott. 2005. Health Monitoring of Juvenile Klamath River Chinook Salmon

NMFS/FWS-Issue-2B-Foott -Ex. 11 USDI Fish and Wildlife Service 2003. Klamath River

Fish Die-off, September 2002 : Causative factors of mortality, US Fish and Wildlife Service report no. AFWO-F-02-03


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NMFS/FWS-Issue-2B-Foott -Ex. 12 Williamson and Foott. 1998. Diagnostic evaluation of moribund juvenile salmonids in the Trinity and Klamath Rivers (June – September 1998).

NMFS/FWS-Issue-2C-Hooton-Ex. 1 Direct Written Testimony NMFS/FWS-Issue-2C-Hooton -Ex. 2 Declaration NMFS/FWS-Issue-2C-Hooton -Ex. 3 Curriculum Vitae NMFS/FWS-Issue-2C-Hooton -Ex. 4 Behnke, R. J. 1992. Native trout of western North

America. American Fisheries Society Monograph 6. NMFS/FWS-Issue-2C-Hooton -Ex. 5 Buchanan, D.V., A.R. Hemmingsen, D.L. Bottom, J.

Howell, R.A. French, and K.P. Currens.1994. Native Trout Project. Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife. Fish Research Project F-136-R, Annual Progress Report, Portland, OR

NMFS/FWS-Issue-2C-Hooton -Ex. 6 Carmichael, R.W., J. Ruzycki, M. Flesher, and D.

Eddy. 2005. Life History Characteristics of Oncorhynchus mykiss: Evidence for Anadromous-Resident Reproductive Linkage. Presentation at Steelhead Workshop, Feb 9, 2005, Yakima Washington, hosted by Yakima Indian Nation

NMFS/FWS-Issue-2C-Hooton -Ex. 7 Chesney, W. R. 2003. 2001-2002 Annual Report Iron

Gate Hatchery Steelhead Residualism Study, Project 2b-1. Steelhead Research and Monitoring Program. California Department of Fish and Game.

NMFS/FWS-Issue-2C-Hooton -Ex. 8 Fortune, J.D.; A.R. Gerlach; and C.J. Hanel. 1966. A

Study to Determine the Feasibility of Establishing Salmon and Steelhead in the Upper Klamath Basin. Oregon State Game Commission and Pacific Power and Light.

NMFS/FWS-Issue-2C-Hooton -Ex. 9 Hamilton, J.B., G.L. Curtis, S.M. Snedaker and D.W.

White. 2005. Distribution of anadromous fishes in the upper Klamath River watershed prior to hydropower dams – a synthesis of the historical evidence. Fisheries 30(4):34 pp.


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NMFS/FWS-Issue-2C-Hooton -Ex. 10 Marx, S. M. and M. Gauvin. 2006. Salmon and steelhead reintroduction and conservation plan Upper Deschutes subbasin. Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife. Salem, Oregon.

NMFS/FWS-Issue-2C-Hooton -Ex. 11 Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife. 1997.

Klamath River Basin, Oregon fish management plan. Fish Division. Portland, OR. 186pp.

NMFS/FWS-Issue-2C-Hooton -Ex. 12 Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife. 2003. Native

fish conservation policy. November 2002, revised September 2003. Salem, Oregon. 11pp.

NMFS/FWS-Issue-2C-Hooton -Ex. 13 Payne, T. R. and Associates and S. P. Cramer and

Associates 2005. The Importance of Resident and Anadromous Life Histories to the Viability of Oncorhynchus mykiss Populations. Unpublished Whitepaper.

NMFS/FWS-Issue-2C-Hooton -Ex. 15 Tinniswood, W.R. In Press. Adfluvial redband trout in

the Chewaucan and Goose Lake Basins. In Proceedings of the Redband Trout Workshop: Malheur Field Station, Oregon. R. K. Schroeder and J. D. Hall, editors. Oregon Chapter of the American Fisheries Society, Corvallis.

NMFS/FWS-Issue-2C-Hooton -Ex. 16 Zimmerman, C.E., and G.H. Reeves. 2000.

Population structure of sympatric anadromous and nonanadromous Oncorhynchus mykiss: evidence from spawning surveys and otolith microchemistry. Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Science 57:2152-2162.

NMFS/FWS-Issue-2C-Hooton -Ex. 17 City of Klamath Falls 1989. Application for License

Salt Cave Hydroelectric Project Project No . 10199, Response to Agency Concerns Regarding Feasibility of a Rainbow Trout Spawning Channel as Mitigation for the Salt Caves Hydroelectric Project.. Submitted to Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. Washington D.C..”

NMFS/FWS-Issue-2C-Hooton -Ex. 18 Buchanan, D.V., A.R. Hemmingsen, D.L. Bottom,

R.A. French, and K.P. Currens. 1989. Native Trout Project. Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife.


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Fish Research Project F-136-R, Annual Progress Report, Portland, Oregon.

NMFS/FWS-Issue-2C-Hooton -Ex. 19 Map of Upper Klamath basin illustration historic

distribution of steelhead trout. NMFS/FWS-Issue-2C-Hooton -Ex. 20 Nei’s Genetic Distance. Genetic relationships between

rainbow trout in tributaries of Upper Klamath Lake compared to Klamath River and tributaties.

NMFS/FWS-Issue-2-Hooton-R-Ex. 1 Rebuttal Written Testimony NMFS/FWS-Issue-2-Hooton-R-Ex. 2 Declaration NMFS/FWS-Issue-2-Hamilton-R-Ex. 1 Rebuttal Written Testimony NMFS/FWS-Issue-2-Hamilton-R-Ex. 2 Declaration NMFS/FWS-Issue-2-Hamilton-R-Ex. 3 Coots, M. (1954). Efficiency of King Salmon

Spawning in Fall Creek, Siskiyou County - Progress Report for 1953-54, California Department of Fish and Game, Inland Fisheries Branch: 29 pages

NMFS/FWS-Issue-2-Hamilton-R-Ex. 4 Coots (1955) The yellow perch, perca flavescens

(Mitchill) in the Klamath River. California Department of Fish and Game 42(3) 219-228.

NMFS/FWS-Issue-2-Hamilton-R-Ex. 5 Kwain, W. and E. Thomas. 1984. First evidence of

spring spawning by Chinook salmon in Lake Superior. North American Journal of Fisheries Management. (4) 227-229.

NMFS/FWS-Issue-2-Hamilton-R-Ex. 6 Fish Resources Final Technical Report NMFS/FWS-Issue-2-Hamilton-R-Ex. 7 Tabor, R. M. Celedonia, F. Mejia, R. Piaskowski, D.

Low, B. Footen, and L. Park. 2003. Synopsis of predation on juvenile Chinook salmon by predatory fishes in the Cedar River, south Lake Washington, and the Ship Canal. Joint report from U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Muckleshoot Indian Tribe, and NOAA Fisheries.


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NMFS/FWS-Issue-2-Hamilton-R-Ex. 8 Comments on 10/2004 Final Technical Report – Description of Migratory Behavior – Juvenile Salmon Smolts. Letter dated May 23, 2005.

NMFS/FWS-Issue-2-Hamilton-R-Ex. 9 Executive summary for coho salmon reintroduction

plan. January 2006. 4 p. NMFS/FWS-Issue-2-Curtis-R-Ex. 1 Rebuttal Written Testimony NMFS/FWS-Issue-2-Curtis-R-Ex. 2 Declaration NMFS/FWS-Issue-3-Denman -Ex. 1 Direct Written Testimony NMFS/FWS-Issue-3-Denman-Ex. 2 Declaration NMFS/FWS-Issue-3-Denman -Ex. 3 Curriculum Vitae NMFS/FWS-Issue-3-Snedaker-Ex. 1 Direct Written Testimony NMFS/FWS-Issue-3-Snedaker -Ex. 2 Declaration NMFS/FWS-Issue-3-Snedaker -Ex. 3 Curriculum Vitae NMFS/FWS-Issue-3-Snedaker -Ex. 4 Addley, R.C., B. Bradford, and J. Ludlow. 2005.

Klamath River Bioenergetics Report. Institute for Natural Systems Engineering, Water Research Lab, Utah State University, Logan Utah. Prepared for PacifiCorp.

NMFS/FWS-Issue-3-Snedaker -Ex. 5 Behnke, R.J. 1992. Native Trout of Western North

America. American Fisheries Society Monograph 6. Bethesda, Maryland.

NMFS/FWS-Issue-3-Snedaker -Ex. 7 Bilby, R.E., B.R. Fransen, P.A. Bisson, and J.K.

Walter. 1998. Response of Juvenile Coho Salmon (Oncorhynchus kisutch) and Steelhead (Oncorhynchus mykiss) to the Addition of Salmon Carcasses to Two Streams in Southwestern Washington, U.S.A. Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences. 55: 1909–1918

NMFS/FWS-Issue-3-Snedaker -Ex. 8 Buchanan, D.V., A.R. Hemingsen, D.L. Bottom, R.A.

French, and K.P. Currens. 1990. “Annual Progress Report – Native Trout Project.” Oregon Cooperative


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Research Unit, Department of Fisheries and Wildlife, Oregon State University, Corvallis, Oregon.

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NMFS/FWS-Issue-3-Snedaker -Ex. 10 CDFG. 2000. Upper Klamath River Wild Trout

Management Plan, 2000-2004. State of California, Department of Fish and Game.NMFS/FWS-Issue-3-Snedaker -Ex. 11 California Department of Fish and Game (CDFG). 2006. Form Documenting Removal of Steelhead and Silver Salmon juveniles from Scotch Creek. CA in 1950.

NMFS/FWS-Issue-3-Snedaker -Ex. 12 City of Klamath Falls 1986. Application for License

Salt Cave Hydroelectric Project. Volume II: Exhibit E. Sections 1.0, 2.0, and 3.0. Submitted to Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. Washington D.C. (Section 3.0 only)

NMFS/FWS-Issue-3-Snedaker -Ex. 13 City of Klamath Falls 1989. Application for License


NMFS/FWS-Issue-3-Snedaker -Ex. 14 Coots, M. 1954. Efficiency of King Salmon

Spawning in Fall Creek, Sisikiyou County Progress Report for 1953-54. Inland Fisheries Branch, California Department of Fish and Game. Yreka, CA.

NMFS/FWS-Issue-3-Snedaker -Ex. 15 FERC 1990. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission,

Office of Hydropower Licensing. 1990. Salt Caves Hydroelectric Project (FERC 10199-000) – Final Environmental Impact Statement. Division of Public Information, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, Washington, DC. (Excerpt Only) (For full text, see NMFS/FWS-Issue 4-Hooton-Exh. 8)


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NMFS/FWS-Issue-3-Snedaker -Ex. 16 FishPro. 2000. Fish Passage Conditions on the Upper Klamath River. Submitted to the Karuk Tribe and PacifiCorp, Submitted By FishPro. Port Orchard, Washington.

NMFS/FWS-Issue-3-Snedaker -Ex. 17 Fortune, J.D., A.R. Gerlach, and C.J. Hanel. 1966. A

Study to Determine the Feasibility of Establishing Salmon and Steelehad in the Upper Klamath Basin. Klamath Falls, OR. (Excerpt only) (For full test of Document, see NMFS/FWS-Issue 2C-Hooton-Exh. 8)

NMFS/FWS-Issue-3-Snedaker -Ex. 18 Hamilton, J. 2004. Letter to PacifiCorp Regarding

Channel Survey Below the JC Boyle Fish Ladder, FERC Project 2082. US Fish and Wildlife Service Office, Yreka, California.

NMFS/FWS-Issue-3-Snedaker -Ex. 19 Hamilton J., G. Curtis, S. Snedaker, and D. White.

2005. Distribution of Anadromous Fishes in the Upper Klamath River Watershed Prior to Hydropower Dams—A Synthesis of the Historical Evidence. Fisheries. Vol. 30 No. 4.

NMFS/FWS-Issue-3-Snedaker -Ex. 20 Hemingsen, A.R., R.A. French, D.V.Buchanan, D.L.

Bottom, and K.P. Currens. 1992. “Annual Progress Report – Native Trout Project.” Oregon Cooperative Research Unit, Department of Fisheries and Wildlife, Oregon State University, Corvallis, Oregon.

NMFS/FWS-Issue-3-Snedaker -Ex. 21 ODFW. 1997. Klamath River Basin, Oregon Fish

Management Plan. Klamath District, Klamath Falls, OR. (Excerpt only) (For full text, see NMFS/FWS-Issue-2C-Hooton-Exh.11)

NMFS/FWS-Issue-3-Snedaker -Ex. 23 PacifiCorp. 2004. Fish Resources Final Technical

Report, Klamath Hydroelectric Project, FERC Project No. 2082. Portland, OR. (Sections 3.0 and 5.0 provided without Figures 3.4-1 (4 figures) ).

NMFS/FWS-Issue-3-Snedaker -Ex. 24 PacifiCorp. 2003. Document Prepared for Aquatic

Working Group Meeting - February 2003, Klamath Hydroelectric Project Fish Salvage Information. Portland, OR.


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NMFS/FWS-Issue-3-Snedaker -Ex. 25 USDI BLM. 2002. Letter to Harry T. Hall, Regional Engineer, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, Regarding Damage to Public Lands. Lakeview District, Klamath Falls Resource Area, Klamath Falls, OR

NMFS/FWS-Issue-3-Snedaker -R-Ex. 1 Rebuttal Written Testimony NMFS/FWS-Issue-3-Snedaker -R-Ex. 2 Declaration NMFS/FWS-Issue-3-Snedaker -R-Ex. 3 Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. 1990. Salt

Caves Hydroelectric Project (FERC 10199-000) - Final Environmental Impact Statement. Division of Public Information, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, Washington, DC.

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Salt Caves Hydroelectric Project, Volume II: Exhibit E. Section 3.0. Submitted to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, Klamath Falls Oregon.

NMFS/FWS-Issue-3-Snedaker -R-Ex. 5 Pert, E.J. and D.C. Erman (1994). Habitat Use by

Adult Rainbow Trout Under Moderate Artificial Fluctuation in Flow. Transactions of the American Fisheries Society 123: 913-923

NMFS/FWS-Issue-3-Snedaker -R-Ex. 6 USFWS, Yreka Fish and Wildlife Office, Letter to

PacifiCorp, Subject: Channel Survey below the J.C. Boyle Fish Ladder, FERC Project 2082. Letter dated November 30, 2004.

NMFS/FWS-Issue-3-Snedaker -R-Ex. 7 PacifiCorp. 2004. Final Technical Report, Klamath

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NMFS/FWS-Issue-3-Snedaker -R-Ex. 10 PacifiCorp. 2004. Final Technical Report, Klamath

Hydroelectric Project (FERC Project No. 2082) Fish Resources. PacifiCorp. February, 2004. Portland, Oregon.

NMFS/FWS-Issue-3-Snedaker -R-Ex. 11 City of Klamath Falls. 1986. Application for License,

Salt Caves Hydroelectric Project, Volume II: Exhibit E. Section 3.0. Submitted to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, Klamath Falls Oregon.

NMFS/FWS-Issue-3-Snedaker -R-Ex. 12 Addley, R.C., B. Bradford, J. Ludlow (2005) Klamath

River Bioenergetics Report. Institute for Natural Systems Engineering, Utah Water Research Lab, Utah State University. August, 2005. Logan, Utah.

NMFS/FWS-Issue-3-Hamilton-R-Ex. 1 Rebuttal Written Testimony NMFS/FWS-Issue-3-Hamilton-R-Ex. 2 Declaration NMFS/FWS-Issue-3-Hooton-R-Ex. 1 Rebuttal Written Testimony NMFS/FWS-Issue-3-Hooton-R-Ex. 2 Declaration NMFS/FWS-Issue-4-Hamilton-Ex. 1 Direct Written Testimony NMFS/FWS-Issue-4-Hamilton -Ex. 2 Declaration NMFS/FWS-Issue-4-Hamilton -Ex. 3 Curriculum Vitae NMFS/FWS-Issue-4-Hamilton -Ex. 4 Beyer, J. M. (1984). Rainbow Trout Fishery and

Spawning Stock in the Upper Klamath River Wild Trout Area, Copco, California. Faculty of Humboldt State University. Arcata, CA, Humboldt State University: page 62. (For full text of document, see NMFS/FWS Issue 2C-Hooton Exh. 8)

NMFS/FWS-Issue-4-Hamilton -Ex. 5 Cada, G. 2001. The development of advanced

hydroelectric turbines to improve fish passage survival. Fisheries. 26(9):14-23

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NMFS/FWS-Issue-4-Hamilton -Ex. 7 www.copcolakestore.com/fishing.htm


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NMFS/FWS-Issue-4-Hamilton -Ex. 8 Distribution and biology of suckers in lower Klamath

reservoirs. Oregon State University, Corvallis, Oregon. 1999 Final Report submitted to PacifiCorp, Portland, Oregon. 34 p. (For full text of document, see NMFS/FWS Issue 4-Johnson Exh. 4)

NMFS/FWS-Issue-4-Hamilton -Ex. 9 Fortune, J.D.; A.R. Gerlach; and C.J. Hanel. 1966. A

Study to Determine the Feasibility of Establishing Salmon and Steelhead in the Upper Klamath Basin. Oregon State Game Commission and Pacific Power and Light. (For full text, see NMFS/FWS Issue 2C-Hooton Exh. 8)

NMFS/FWS-Issue-4-Hamilton -Ex. 10 Gutermuth, B., C. Watson, and J. Kelly. 2000. Link

River hydroelectric project (Eastside and Westside powerhouses) Final Entrainment Report. Cell Tech, Klamath Falls, Oregon and PacifiCorp Environmental Services, Portland, Oregon. 127 p. (For full text, see NMFS/FWS Issue 4-Hooton Exh. 10)

NMFS/FWS-Issue-4-Hamilton -Ex. 11 Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife. 1997.

Klamath River Basin, Oregon fish management plan. Fish Division. Portland, OR. 186pp (For full text, see NMFS/FWS Issue 4-Hooton Exh. 12)

NMFS/FWS-Issue-4-Hamilton -Ex. 12 Literature based characterization of resident fish

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NMFS/FWS-Issue-4-Hamilton -Ex. 13 U.S. Department of the Interior. 2004. Comments

regarding PacifiCorp Final License Application for Klamath Hydroelectric Project dated 4/26/04, FERC No. 2082 (Excerpt only provided)

NMFS/FWS-Issue-4-Hamilton -Ex. 14 USDI Fish and Wildlife Service. 2004. Letter to

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NMFS/FWS-Issue-4-Hamilton -Ex. 15 USDI Fish and Wildlife Service. 2006. Contribution of Klamath Reservoirs to Federally Listed Sucker Habitat and Populations. White Paper. Klamath Falls Fish and Wildlife Office, Klamath Falls, Oregon; and Yreka Fish and Wildlife Office, Yreka, California. 13 p.

NMFS/FWS-Issue-4-Hamilton -Ex. 16 Whitney, R.R., L.D. Calvin, M.W. Erho, Jr. and C.C.

Coutant. 1997. Downstream passage for salmon at hydroelectric projects in the Columbia River Basin: development, installation, and evaluation. Northwest Power Planning Council. Report #97-15 100 pp.

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consequences of a new paradigm. USDA Forest Service Fish Habitat Relationships Technical Bulletine, No. 18. April 1995. 5p

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and biology of suckers in lower Klamath reservoirs. Oregon State University, Corvallis, Oregon. 1999 Final Report submitted to PacifiCorp, Portland, Oregon. 34 p.

NMFS/FWS-Issue-4-Hamilton-R-Ex. 4 USDI Fish and Wildlife Service. 2002.

Biological/Conference Opinion Regarding the Effects of Operation of the U. S. Bureau of Reclamation’s Proposed 10-Year Operation Plan for the Klamath Project and Its Effect on the Endangered Lost River Sucker (Delistes luxatus) Endangered Shortnosed Sucker (Chasmistes brevirostris), Threatened Bald Eagle (Haliaeetus leucocephalus), and Proposed Critical Habitat for the Lost River and Shortnosed Suckers. Klamath Falls Fish and Wildlife Office. Klamath Falls, OR.

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NMFS/FWS-Issue-4-Hooton-Ex. 1 Direct Written Testimony NMFS/FWS-Issue-4-Hooton -Ex. 2 Declaration NMFS/FWS-Issue-4-Hooton -Ex. 3 Curriculum Vitae NMFS/FWS-Issue-4-Hooton –Ex 4 Bell, M.C. 1991. Revised compendium on the success

of passage of small fish through turbines. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, North Pacific Division. 101 pp

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Howell, R.A. French, and K.P. Currens. 1991. Native Trout Project. Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife. Fish Research Project F-136-R, Annual Progress Report, Portland, Oregon

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NMFS/FWS-Issue-4-Hooton –Ex 7 Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI). 1987.

Turbine-Related Fish Mortality: Review and Evaluation of Studies. Portland, OR, prepared by Eicher Associates Inc. 196 pp.

NMFS/FWS-Issue-4-Hooton –Ex 8 FERC (Federal Energy Regulatory Commission).

1990. Final environmental impact statement—main text—Salt Caves Hydroelectric Project (FERC 10199-000). Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, Washington, D. C.

NMFS/FWS-Issue-4-Hooton –Ex 9 Fortune, J.D.; A.R. Gerlach; and C.J. Hanel. 1966. A

Study to Determine the Feasibility of Establishing Salmon and Steelhead in the Upper Klamath Basin. Oregon State Game Commission and Pacific Power and Light.


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NMFS/FWS-Issue-4-Hooton –Ex 10 Gutermuth, B., C. Watson, and J. Kelly. 2000. Link River hydroelectric Project (Eastside and Westside powerhouses) final entrainment report, March 1997 – October 1999. Cell Tech Research and Development and PacifiCorp. Portland, OR. 127 pp. NMFS/FWS-Issue-4-Hooton –Ex 11 Hemmingsen, A.R. 1997. Klamath River Hydro Issues, Oregon Department of Fis hand Wildlife Memorandum. 23 pages.

NMFS/FWS-Issue-4-Hooton –Ex 12 Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife. 1997.

Klamath River Basin, Oregon fish management plan. Fish Division. Portland, OR. 186 pp.

NMFS/FWS-Issue-4-Hooton –Ex 13 Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife. 2006.

Effects of impoundments and hydroelectric facilities on the life history of redband trout in the Upper Klamath River: a summary and synthesis of past and recent studies. Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, Draft Report. Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife Research. Corvallis, OR. 24pp. NMFS/FWS-Issue-4-Hooton –Ex 14 PacifiCorp. 2004. Exhibit E. Section 4. Fish Resources. Final License Application for new license for major project. PacifiCorp. Portland, Oregon.

NMFS/FWS-Issue-4-Hooton –Ex 15 Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife. 2006.

Letter summarizing fish salvage reports from J.C. Boyle Power Canal from 1995-2006.

NMFS/FWS-Issue-4-Hooton –Ex 16 Upper Klamath River showing locations of important

spawning tributaries for rainbow trout relative to dams and associated hydroelectric facilities.

NMFS/FWS-Issue-4-Hooton –Ex 17 Relationship between stream flow and seasonal

upstream movement of Klamath River rainbow trout past J.C. Boyle Dam.

NMFS/FWS-Issue-4-Hooton –Ex 18 Picture of dead trout in the power canal NMFS/FWS-Issue-4-Hooton –Ex 19 Relationship between passage below J.C. Boyle Dam

of radio-tagged juvenile rainbow trout and Klamath River flow during Spring 2005.


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NMFS/FWS-Issue-4-Hooton –Ex 20 Comparison of fate of radio-tagged juvenile trout emigrating from Spencer Creek in 2004 and 2005.

NMFS/FWS-Issue-4-Hooton –Ex 21 Schematic Dam/Canal System with Trout Mortality

Estimate NMFS/FWS-Issue-4-Johnson-Ex. 1 Direct Written Testimony NMFS/FWS-Issue-4-Johnson -Ex. 2 Declaration NMFS/FWS-Issue-4-Johnson -Ex. 3 Curriculum Vitae NMFS/FWS-Issue-4-Johnson -Ex. 4 Desjardins, M. & Markle, D., F. 1999. Distribution

And Biology Of Suckers In Lower Klamath Reservoirs 1999, Final Report, Department of Fisheries and Wildlife, Oregon State University. http://klamathwaterlib.oit.edu/cgi-bin/showfile.exe?CISOROOT=/CDM4Test&CISOPTR=758

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Anadromous Salmonid Passage Facility Guidelines and Criteria. Portland, Oregon, National Marine Fisheries Service Northwest Region: 1-89.

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River Juvenile Salmon Migration Feasibility Report/Environmental Impact Statement, Appendix E, Existing Systems and Major System Improvements Engineering, Annex D, Turbine Passage Survival Program http://www.nww.usace.army.mil/lsr/final_fseis/study_kit/appendix_e/annex_d.htm

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Histories and Environmental Requirements of Coastal Fishes and Invertebrates (Pacific Southwest) –


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Steelhead. Biological Report 82 (11.60). June 1986 US FWS Coastal Ecology Group, Waterways Experiment Station, US Army Corps of Engineers.

NMFS/FWS-Issue-6-Hamilton –Ex 5 Beyer, J. M. (1984). Rainbow Trout Fishery and

Spawning Stock in the Upper Klamath River Wild Trout Area, Copco, California. Faculty of Humboldt State University. Arcata, CA, Humboldt State University: page 62.

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NMFS/FWS-Issue-6-Hamilton –Ex 7 Coots, M. (1957). The spawning efficiency of king

salmon (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha) in Fall Creek, Siskiyou County. 1954-55 Investigations. Redding, CA, Inland Fisheries, California Department of Fish and Game: 15 pages.

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Summer Steelhead in the Rogue River. Fish. Res. Rept. No. 7, Ore. St. Game Comm. Project. AFS 31. 48 pp.

NMFS/FWS-Issue-6-Hamilton –Ex 10 Hamilton, J.B., G.L. Curtis, S.M. Snedaker, D.K.

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of Effects of Alterations to the Water Temperature Regime of Freshwater Life Stages of Salmonids, with Special Reference to Chinook Salmon, Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission: 3 pp.

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Deer (3 photos), and Scotch (1 photo) creeks taken on May 1, 2006 showing flow in these channels at that time.


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NMFS/FWS-Issue-6-Hamilton –Ex 13 Platts, W. S. and F. E. Partridge (1978). Rearing of Chinook Salmon in Tributaries of the South Fork Salmon River, Idaho. Ogden, UT, USDA Forest Service, Intermountain Forest and Range Experiment Station.

NMFS/FWS-Issue-6-Hamilton –Ex 14 Sutton, R., M. Deas, M. R. Belchik, and S. M. Turo.

2002. Klamath River thermal refugia study – summer 2002. Report to the USDI Bureau of Reclamation dated December 9, 2002. 34 pages.

NMFS/FWS-Issue-6-Hamilton –Ex 15 Sutton, R., M. Deas, R. Faux, R. A. Corum, M.

Belchik, J. Holt, B. W. McCovey, and F. J. Myers. 2004. Klamath River thermal refugia study – summer 2003. Report to the USDI Bureau of Reclamation dated May 2004. 96 pages including appendices.

NMFS/FWS-Issue-6-Hamilton –Ex 16 USDI Fish and Wildlife Service. 2006. Existing

Project Reach fish habitat conditions in the mainstem Klamath River and major tributaries. A Technical Memorandum prepared in the Yreka Fish and Wildlife Office. 6 pages.

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NMFS/FWS-Issue-6-Hamilton-R-Ex. 5 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. 2003.

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NMFS/FWS-Issue-6-Hamilton-R-Ex. 6 USDI Fish and Wildlife Service. 2005. Letter to C.

Scott, dated October 14, 2005, Subject: Request For Additional Information (P-2082).


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NMFS/FWS-Issue-6-Hamilton-R-Ex. 7 USDI Fish and Wildlife Service. 2005. Letter to M.

Salas, dated December 23, 2005, Subject PacifiCorp Klamath River Hydroelectric Project Relicensing (FERC No. 2082) Request for Additional Documentation and a Technical Conference on Material Submitted by PacifiCorp in Response to WQ-3 of FERC Additional Information Request dated November 10, 2005.

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10/2004 Final Technical Report – Description of Migratory Behavior – Juvenile Salmon Smolts. Letter dated May 23, 2005.

NMFS/FWS-Issue-6-Smith-Ex. 1 Direct Written Testimony NMFS/FWS-Issue-6-Smith -Ex. 2 Declaration NMFS/FWS-Issue-6-Smith-Ex. 3 Curriculum Vitae NMFS/FWS-Issue-6-Smith-Ex. 4 Anonymous. 1994. Spencer Creek Watershed

Coordinated Resource Management Plan. NMFS/FWS-Issue-6-Smith-Ex. 5 Buchanan, D.V., A.R. Hemmingsen, D.L. Bottom,

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NMFS/FWS-Issue-6-Smith-Ex. 8 Fortune, J.D.; A.R. Gerlach; and C.J. Hanel. 1966. A Study to Determine the Feasibility of Establishing Salmon and Steelhead in the Upper Klamath Basin. Oregon State Game Commission and Pacific Power and Light

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Report. Klamath Relicensing. February 2004. NMFS/FWS-Issue-8-Hamilton-R-Ex. 1 Rebuttal Written Testimony NMFS/FWS-Issue-8-Hamilton-R-Ex. 2 Declaration NMFS/FWS-Issue-8-Hamilton-R-Ex. 3 Goodman and Docker, A Phylogeogrpahic Analysis of

the Pacific Lamprey, Entosphenus tridentatus. NMFS/FWS-Issue-8-Hamilton-R-Ex. 4 Goodman, Positive identification of Pacific lamprey

ammocoetes in the Klamath River from Bogus Creek immediately below Iron Gate Dam – e-mail

NMFS/FWS-Issue-8-Johnson-R-Ex. 1 Rebuttal Written Testimony NMFS/FWS-Issue-8-Johnson-R-Ex. 2 Declaration NMFS/FWS-Issue-8-Johnson-R-Ex. 3 Columbia River Basin Lamprey Technical

Workgroup, 2004, Passage Considerations for Pacific Lamprey


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Hoopa Valley Tribe HVT-Franklin-Ex.1 Direct Testimony of Robert F. Franklin - Witness for Hoopa Valley

Tribe on NMFS/FWS Disputed Issue #2. HVT-Franklin-Ex. 2 Direct Testimony of Robert F. Franklin - Witness for Hoopa Valley

Tribe on NMFS/FWS Disputed Issues #6 and 7 HVT-Franklin-Ex. 3 Curriculum Vitae of Robert F. Franklin HVT-Franklin-Ex. 4 Hoopa Valley Tribal Fisheries Department Comments and

Preliminary 10(a) Recommended Terms and Conditions, Klamath Hydroelectric Project, FERC No. 2082 (March 29, 2006)

HVT-Franklin-Ex. 5 J.B. Hamilton, G.L. Curtis, S.M. Snedaker, D.K. White (2005).

Distribution of Anadromous Fishes in the Upper Klamath River Watershed Prior to Hydropower Dams - A Synthesis of the Historical Evidence.

HVT-Franklin-Ex. 6 Coots, M. (1957). The Spawning Efficiency of King Salmon

(Oncorhynchus tshawtscha) in Fall Creek, Siskiyou County: 1954- 1955 Investigations. California Department of Fish and Game, Inland Fisheries Branch.

HVT-Franklin-Ex. 7 Pacific Fishery Management Council, Letter to FERC Secretary

Magalie R. Salas, April 24, 2006. HVT-Franklin-Ex. 8 T.P. Quinn, M.T. Kinnison, M.J. Unwin. (2001). Evolution of

Chinook salmon (Oncorhynchus tshawytsha) populations in New Zealand: pattern, rate, and process. Gentetica 112-113, pp. 183- 192.

HVT-Franklin-Ex. 9 C.W. Huntington. (2006). Estimates of anadromous fish runs above t he site of Iron Gate Dam HVT-Franklin-Ex. 10 Photographs of reaches within J.C. Boyle Bypass and Peaking

Reaches, taken from www.thomasbdunklin.com/gallery/JCBoyle HVT-Franklin-Ex. 11 L.E. Mobrand, J.A. Lichatowich, L.C. Lestelle, and T.S. Vogel. 1997.

An approach to describing ecosystem performance through the eyes of a salmon. Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences 54, pp. 2964-2973.

HVT-Franklin-Ex. 12 Rebuttal testimony


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HVT-Steward-Ex. 1 Direct Testimony of Cleveland R. Steward - Witness for Hoopa

Valley Tribe on NMFS/FWS Disputed Issue #4. HVT-Steward-Ex. 2 Direct Testimony of Cleveland R. Steward - Witness for Hoopa



Valley Tribe on BLM Disputed Issue #17. HVT-Steward-Ex. 5 Cleveland R. Steward Curriculum Vitae HVT-Steward-Ex. 8 Cada, G.F. 2001. The development of advanced hydroelectric turbines

to improve fish passage survival. Fisheries 26(9): 14-23. HVT-Steward-Ex. 19 Whitney, R. R., L. Calvin, M. Erho, and C. Coutant. 1997.

Downstream passage for salmon at hydroelectric projects in the Columbia River Basin: development, installation, and evaluation. U.S. Department of Energy, Northwest Power Planning Council, Portland, Oregon. Report 97-15.

HVT-Steward-Ex. 22 Ebel, Wesley, J. and H.L. Raymond (1976). Effect of Atmospheric

Gas Supersaturation on Salmon and Steelhead Trout of the Snake and Columbia Rivers. Marine Fisheries Review.

HVT-Steward-Ex. 23 NMFS (2000). White Paper - Passage of Juvenile and Adult

Salmonids Past Columbia and Snake River. Seattle, WA NMFS, Northwest Fisheries Science Center.

HVT-Steward-Ex. 24 Department of Fisheries Canada . 1958. The Fisheries Problems

Associated with the Power Development of the Puntledge River. Vancouver Island. BC, Canada, Department of Fisheries, Canada: 40 pages + appendices.

HVT-Steward-Ex. 25 Haynes, J.M. and R.H. Gray. 1980. Influence of Little Goose Dam on

Upstream Movements of Adult Chinook Salmon, Oncorhynchus tshawytscha. Fishery Bulletin 78(1): 185-90.


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HVT-Steward-Ex. 26 International Pacific Salmon Fisheries Commission. 1976. Tailrace Delay and Loss of Adult Sockeye Salmon at Seton Creek Hydroelectric Plant. New Westminster, BC, Canada: 74 pages.

HVT-Steward-Ex. 27 Parametrix. 1989. Adult Fish Passage (Powerhouse Berm) Study.

License Article 55 and 56 – Final Report. Henry M. Jackson Hydroelectric Project. Prepared for Public Utility District No. 1 of Snohomish County. October 1989.

HVT-Steward-Ex. 28 Rondorf, D. W., G.A. Gray and W.R. Nelson (1983). Effects of

Hydropower Development on Columbia River Salmonids. WaterPower ’83 International Conference on Hydropower. Knoxville, TN. III: 1201-1212.

HVT-Steward-Ex. 29 Williams, R. (1985). Report on the Loss of Salmonid Fish at the

Winchester Hydroelectric Project in 1984, Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, Research and Development Station: 34pp.

HVT-Steward-Ex. 30 Bjornn, T. C., P. J. Keniry, K. R. Tolotti, J. P. Hunt, R. R. Ringe, C.

T. Boggs, T. B. Horton, and C. A. Peery. 2003. Migration of Adult Steelhead Past Dams and Through Reservoirs in the Lower Snake River and into the Tributaries, 1991-1995. Part II of Final Report For Migration of Adult Chinook Salmon and Steelhead Past Dams and through Reservoirs in the Lower Snake River and into Tributaries. Idaho Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit, University of Idaho, Moscow, ID 83843.

HVT-Steward-Ex. 31 Anglin, D. R., S. L. Haeseker, J. J. Skalisky, H. Schaller, K. F.

Tiffan, J. R. Hatten, D. W. Rondorf, P. Hoffarth, J. Nugent, D. Benner and M. Yoshinaka. 2005. Effects of Hydropower Operations on Spawning Habitat, Rearing Habitat and Stranding/Entrapment Mortality of Fall Chinook Salmon in the Hanford Reach of the Columbia River. Alaska Department of Fish and Game, Yakama Nation, Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission.

HVT-Steward-Ex. 32 Bradford, M. J., G. C. Taylor, J. A. Allan and P. S. Higgins. 1995. An

Experimental Study of the Stranding of Juvenile Coho Salmon and Rainbow Trout during Rapid Flow Decreases under Winter Conditions. North American Journal of Fisheries Management. American Fisheries Society, 15: 473-479.


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HVT-Steward-Ex. 33 City of Klamath Falls. 1986. Application for License Salt Cave Hydroelectric Project. Volume II: Exhibit E. Sections 1.0, 2.0, and 3.0. Submitted to Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. Washington D. C.

HVT-Steward-Ex. 34 Cushman, R. M. 1985. Review of Ecological Effects of Rapidly

Varying Flows Downstream from Hydroelectric Facilities. North American Journal of Fisheries Management. American Fisheries Society, 5: 330-339.

HVT-Steward-Ex. 35 Gislason, J. C. 1985. Aquatic insect abundance in a regulated stream

under fluctuating and stable diel flow patterns. North American Journal of Fisheries Management, 5: 39-46

HVT-Steward-Ex. 36 Hunter, M. A. 1992. Hydropower flow fluctuations and salmonids: A

review of the biological effects, mechanical causes, and options for mitigation. Technical Report No 119. State of Washington Department of Fisheries.

HVT-Steward-Ex. 37 Huntington, C. W. 2004. Klamath River flows within the JC Boyle

Bypass and below the JC Boyle Powerhouse. Technical Memorandum to Larry Dunsmoor, Aquatic Biologist, Klamath Tribes. April 15, 2004.

HVT-Steward-Ex. 38 Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife. 2006. ODFW Monthly File

Reports—Fish Die-Offs and Strandings (1983-2005), Klamath District Office, Klamath Falls, Oregon.

HVT-Steward-Ex. 39 Rebuttal testimony HVT-Steward-Ex. 40 PacifiCorp’s Answer to Hoopa Valley Tribe’s Discovery Request,

August 2, 2006


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Yurok Tribe Yurok- Belchik Direct Testimony Yurok- Belchik-Ex. 1 15 photographs of various habitats taken by Michael Belchik during field trip July 19 and 20, 2006. Yurok- Belchik-Ex. 2 Charles W. Huntington 2006. Supplemental information on

anadromous salmonid habitat between Iron Gate Dam and Link River Dam.

Yurok- Belchik-Ex. 3 Huntington, Charles W., Espinosa, F. Al; Reconnaissance of potential

anadromous fish habitat within the area bounded by J.C. Boyle Reservoir and Iron Gate Dam.

Yurok- Belchik-Ex. 4 Charles W. Huntington et al 2006. Reintroduction of Anadromous

Fish to the Upper Klamath Basin: an Evaluation and Conceptual Plan.

Yurok- Belchik-Ex. 5 Michael R. Belchik 2003. Use of Thermal Refugial Areas on the

Klamath River by Juvenile Salmonids; Summer 1998. Final Report, Yurok Tribal Fisheries Program.

Yurok- Belchik-Ex. 6 Stewart Reid, 2006. Lamprey Survey: Tributaries of the Klamath

River from Iron Gate Dam to the California/Oregon border. 5 August 2006.

Yurok-Fletcher Direct Testimony Yurok-Hillemeir Direct Testimony Yurok-Hillemeier-Ex. 1. Moyle, P.B., 2002, Inland Fishes of California. University of NMFS/FWS Issues 2 and 8 California Press. Berkeley, CA. 502 pp. (pages 95-105) Yurok-Hillemeier-Ex. 2. Wydoski, R.S., and Whitney, R.R. 2003. Inland Fishes of NMFS/FWS Issues 2 and 8 Washington. 2d Edition Revised and Expanded. University of

Washington Press, (pages 22-39). Yurok-Hillemeier-Ex. 3. Desma Williams is a Senior Fisheries Biologist for the Yurok Tribe. NMFS/FWS Issues 2 and 8


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Yurok-Hillemeier-Ex. 4. Toz Soto is the Fisheries Program Manager for the Karuk Tribe. NMFS/FWS Issues 2 and 8 Yurok-Hillemeier-Ex. 5. Goodman, D., Reid, S., and Docker, M. A Phylogeographic analysis NMFS/FWS Issues 2 and 8 of the Pacific Lamprey (Entosphenus tridentatus). Revised final

project report for U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. 30 pages. Yurok-Hillemeier-Ex. 6. Robinson, T.G., J.M. Bayer, and J.G. Seeley. 2002. Olfactory NMFS/FWS Issues 2 and 8 Sensitivity of Pacific Lampreys to Petromyzonol Sulfate. Annual

Report 2003 prepared for The Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation.

Yurok-Hillemeier-Ex. 7. Sorenson, P.W., Fine, J.M., Dvornikovs, V., Jeffrey, C.S., Shao, F., NMFS/FWS Issues 2 and 8 Wang, J., Vrieze, L.A., Anderson, K.R., and Hoye, T.R. 2005.

Mixture of new sulfated steroid functions as a migratory pheromone in the sea lamprey. Nature Chemical Biology, Advance Online Publication.

Yurok-Hillemeier-Ex. 8. Hamilton J.B, Curtis, G.L., Snedaker, S.M., and White, D.K. 2005. NMFS/FWS Issues 2 and 8 Distribution of Anadromous Fishes in the Upper Klamath River

Watershed prior to Hydro Dams - a Synthesis of the Historic Evidence. Fisheries Vol. 30, no. 4. pages 10-19.

Yurok-Hillemeier-Ex. 9. Fortune, J.D., A. R. Gerlach, and C. J. Hanel. 1966. A study to NMFS/FWS Issues 2 and 8 determine the feasibility of establishing salmon and steelhead in the

Upper Klamath River Basin. A joint technical report by the Oregon State Game Commission and Pacific Power and Light Company. 185 pages.

Yurok-Hillemeier-Ex. 10. Huntington, C. W. and Espinoza, F.A. July 29, 2006. Technical NMFS/FWS Issues 2 and 8 Memorandum to Larry Dunsmoor regarding reconnaissance of

potential anadromous fish habitat within the area bounded by J.C. Boyle Reservoir and Iron Gate Dam. 20 pages.

Yurok-Hillemeier-Ex. 11. City of Klamath Falls. Feb. 1986. Application for License: Salt Caves NMFS/FWS Issues 2 and 8 Hydroelectric Project; Initial Stage Consultation; Volume II: Existing

Conditions. 21 pages. This document is currently part of the FERC record - submitted by DOI with the Section 18 prescriptions.

Yurok-Hillemeier-Ex. 12. Maria, D. 2005. Memo from Dennis Maria (retired California NMFS/FWS Issues 2 and 8 Department of Fish and Game biologist) to John Hamilton, USFWS,

regarding "habitat questions".


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Yurok-Hillemeier-Ex. 13. Reid, S.B., 2006, Lamprey Survey, "Tributaries of the Klamath River NMFS/FWS Issues 2 and 8 from Iron Gate Dam to the California/Oregon Border", August 5,

2006. Yurok-Hillemeier-Ex. 14. Meeuwig, M.H., Bayer, J.M. and Seelye, J.G.. 2005. Effects of NMFS/FWS Issues 2 and 8 temperature on survival and development of early life stage Pacific

and Western Brook Lampreys. Transactions of the American Fisheries Society 134:19-27.

Yurok-Hillemeier-Ex. 15. Beamish, R.J. 1980. Adult biology of the river lamprey NMFS/FWS Issues 2 and 8 (Lampetra ayresi) and the Pacific Lamrey (Lampetra tridentata) from

the Pacific coast of Canada. Can J. Fish. Aquat. Sci. 37: 1906-1923

Yurok-Hillemeier-Ex. 16. Howard, J., Close, D., Jackson, A., 2005. "Pacific Lamprey Research NMFS/FWS Issues 2 and 8 and Restoration Project", 2004 Annual Report, Project No.

199402600, 66 electronic pages, (BPA Report DOEBP-00005455-8). Yurok-Hillemeier-Ex. 17. Moser, M.L. Ocker, P.A., Stuehrenberg, L.C., and Bjornn, T.C. 2002. NMFS/FWS Issues 2 and 8 Passage Efficiency of Adult Lampreys at Hydropower Dams on the

Lower Columbia River, USA. Transactions of the American Fisheries Society, 131:956-965, 2002.

Yurok-Hillemeier-Ex. 18. Department of Interior, 2006. United States Department of the NMFS/FWS Issues 2 and 8 Interior Comments, Preliminary Recommendations, Terms and

Conditions, and Prescriptions for Fishways Filed Pursuant to Sections 4(e), 10(a), and 18 of the Federal Power Act with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission for the Klamath River Hydroelectric Project, Project No. 2082, Klamath River, Siskiyou County, California; and Klamath County, Oregon. March 27, 2006.

Yurok-Hillemeier-Ex. 19. National Marine Fisheries Service, 2006. National Marine Fisheries NMFS/FWS Issues 2 and 8 Service Preliminary Fishway Prescription. Yurok-Hillemeier-Ex. 20. Diagle, W.R., Peery, C.A., Lee, S.A., and Moser, M.L. 2005. NMFS/FWS Issues 2 and 8 Evaluation of Adult Pacific Lamprey Passage and Bahavior in an

Experimental Fishway at Bonneville Dam. For U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Portland OR and Bonneville Power Administration, Portland OR.

Yurok-Hillemeier-Ex. 21. Moursund, RA Mueller, R.P., Degerman, T.M., and Dauble, D.D. NMFS/FWS Issues 2 and 8 2001. Effects of Dam Passage on Juvenile Pacific Lamprey

(Lampetra tridentate). Prepared for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Portland OR.


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Yurok-Hillemeier-Ex. 1. Observations of times when Lower Klamath Tributaries became NMFS/FWS 6 intermittent in 19961999, 2003, and 2005. Yurok-Hillemeier-Ex. 2. Length of subsurface flow during 2004 (top plot) and 2005 (bottom NMFS/FWS 6 plot) in four lower Klamath Basin intermittent tributaries (Hunter,

McGarvey, Terwer, and Tectah Creeks). Yurok-Hillemeier-Ex. 3. Lower Klamath River tributaries with documented adult and/or NMFS/FWS 6 juvenile coho presence 1995-2005, Yurok Tribal Fisheries Program,

Klamath River, CA. Yurok-Hillemeier-Ex. 4. Coho smolt outmigrant estimates from intermittent Hunter Creek, NMFS/FWS 6 1997-2001, lower Klamath River, California. Yurok-Hillemeier-Ex.5 Adult salmonids counts of live fish in Terwer Creek and McGarvey NMFS/FWS 6 Creek, Lower Klamath River, CA, 2001-2003. Yurok-Hillemeier-Ex. 6. Voight, H.N, and D.B. Gale. 1998. Distribution of fish species in NMFS/FWS 6 tributaries of the Lower Klamath River: an interim report, FY1996,

Yurok Tribal Fisheries Program, Habitat Assessment and Biological Yurok-Hillemeier-Ex. 7. Sandercock, F.K. 1991. Life history of coho salmon (Oncorhyncus NMFS/FWS 6 kisutch). In Pacific Salmon Life Histories. Edited by C. Groot and L.

Margolis. University of British Columbia Press, Vancouver, B.C. pp 397-445.

Yurok-Hillemeier-Ex. 8. Kahler, T.H., Roni, P., and Quinn, T.P. 2001. "Summer movement NMFS/FWS 6 and growth of juvenile anadromous salmonids in small western

Washington streams." Can. J. Fish. Aquat. Sci. 58: 1947-1956. Yurok-Hillemeier-Ex. 9. Cederholm, C.J. and Scarlet, W.J. 1981. Seasonal immigrations of NMFS/FWS 6 juvenile salmonids into four small tributaries of the Clearwater River,

Washington, 1977-1981. Salmon and Trout Migratory Behavior Symposium, E.L. Brannon and E.O. Salo, editors. June 1981.

Yurok-Hillemeier-Ex. 10. Bramblett, R.G., Bryant, M.D., Wright, B.E., and White, R.G. 2002. NMFS/FWS 6 "Seasonal use of small tributary and main-stem habitats by juvenile

steelhead, coho salmon, and Dolly Varden in a Southeastern Alaska drainage basin." Transactions of the American Fisheries Society. 131:498-506, 2002.


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Yurok-Hillemeier-Ex. 1. Huntington, C. W. and Espinoza, F.A. July 29, 2006. Technical NMFSINWS 7 Memorandum to Larry Dunsmoor regarding reconnaissance of

potential anadromous fish habitat within the area bounded by J.C. Boyle Reservoir and Iron Gate Dam. 20 pages.

Yurok-Hillemeier-Ex. 2. Huntington, 2006a, C.W., May 9, 2006,"Supplemental information NMFSINWS 7 on anadromous salmonids habitat between Iron Gate Dam and Link

River Dam." Yurok-Hillemeier-Ex. 3. Fortune, J.D., A.R. Gerlach, and C.J. Hard (1966). "A study to NMFSINWS 7 determine the feasibility of establishing salmon and steelhead in the

Upper Klamath Basin," Oregon State Game Commission and Pacific Power and Light Co.

Yurok-Hillemeier-Ex. 4. Hamilton J.B; Curtis, G.L., Snedaker, S.M., and White, D.K. 2005. NMFSINWS 7 "Distribution of Anadromous Fishes in the Upper Klamath River

Watershed prior to Hydro Dams - a Synthesis of the Historic Evidence." Fisheries Vol. 30, no. 4. pages 10-19.

Yurok-Hillemeier-Ex. 5. Bramblett, R.G., Bryant, M.D., Wright, B.E., and White, R.G. 2002. NMFSINWS 7 "Seasonal use of small tributary and main-stem habitats by juvenile

steelhead, coho salmon, and Dolly Varden in a Southeastern Alaska drainage basin." Transactions of the American Fisheries Society 131:498-506.

Yurok-Hillemeier-Ex. 6. Cederholm C.J., Scarlet, W.J. "Seasonal immigrations of juvenile NMFSINWS 7 salmonids into four small tributaries of the Clearwater River,

Washington, 1977-1981," in E.L. Brannon and E.O. Salo, editors, Salmon and Trout Migratory Behavior Symposium. Pages 98-110.

Yurok-Hillemeier-Ex. 7. Scott River Watershed Council, 2004. Initial Phase of the Scott River NMFSINWS 7 Watershed Council Strategic Action Plan. 185 pages 5 Yurok-Hillemeier-Ex. 8. Taylor, R.N., 2002. Five-Counties Stream Crossing Replacement NMFSINWS 7 Projects Success Stories. 6 pages. Yurok-Hillemeier-Ex. 9. McElhany, P., M.H. Ruckelshaus, M.J.Ford, T.C. Wainwright, and NMFSINWS 7 E.P. Bjorkstedt. 2000. Viable salmonid populations and the recovery

of evolutionary significant units. U.S. Dept. Commerce, NOAA Tech. Memo. NMFS-NWFSC-42,156 p.


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Yurok-Hillemeier-Ex. 10. Williams, T. H., E. P. Bjorkstedt, W. Duffy, D. Hillemeier, G. NMFSINWS 7 Kautsky, T. Lisle, M. McCain, M. Rode, R. G. Szerlong, R. Schick,

M. Goslin, and A. Agrawal. 2006. "Historical population structure of coho salmon in the Southern Oregon / Northern California Coasts Evolutionarily Significant Unit." U.S. Dept. Commerce, NOAA Technical Memorandum NMFS-SWFSC-390.

Yurok-Steward Direct Testimony Yurok-Steward-Ex. 1. Close, D. A. M. S. Fitzpatrick, H. Li, B. Barker, D. Hatch, and G.

James. 1995. Status report of the Pacific lamprey (Lampetra tridentata) in the Columbia River Basin. U.S. Department of Energy, Bonneville Power Administration, Environment, Fish, and Wildlife, Portland, OR.

Yurok-Steward-Ex. 2. Hamilton, J. B., G. L. Curtis, S. M. Snedaker, and D. K. White. 1995.

Distribution ofanadromous fishes in the upper Klamath River watershed prior to hydropower dams - a synthesis of the historical evidence. Fisheries 30(4): 10-20.

Yurok-Steward-Ex. 3. Huntington, C. W. 2006. Estimates of anadromous fish runs above

the site of Iron Gate Dam. Technical memorandum to Larry Dunsmoor, Aquatic Biologist, Klamath Tribes. Clearwater BioStudies, Inc., Canby, Oregon. 15 January 2006.

Yurok-Steward-Ex. 4. Kostow, K. 2002. Oregon lampreys: natural history, status and

analysis of management issues. Fish Division, Oregon Dept. Fish and Wildlife.

Yurok-Steward-Ex. 5. Larson, Z. S. and M. R. Belchick. 1998. A preliminary status review

of eulachon and Pacific lamprey in the Klamath River Basin. Yurok Tribal Fisheries Program, Klamath, CA.

Yurok-Steward-Ex. 6. Moser, M. L., P. A. Ocker, L. C. Stuehrenberg, and T. C. Bjornn,

2002a. Passage efficiency of adult Pacific lamprey at hydropower dams on the lower Columbia River, USA. Transaction of the American Fisheries Society, 131:956-965.

Yurok-Steward-Ex. 7. Moser, M. L., A. L. Matter, L. C. Stuehrenberg, and T. C. Bjornn,

2002b. Use of an extensive radio reciever network to document Pacific lamprey (Lampetra tridentata) entrance efficiency at fishways in the lower Columbia River, USA. Hydrobiologia, 483:45-53.


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Yurok-Steward-Ex. 8. PacifiCorp. 2004. Final Technical Report. Klamath Hydroelectric Project (FERC Project No. 2082). Fish Resources. Portland, Oregon. Version: February 2004

Yurok-Steward-R Rebuttal testimony Yurok-Steward-R-Ex. 1. Redescription of the Presumed-Extinct Miller Lake Lamprey (2000)

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