Disclaimer: This compilation of Lower Klamath Basin (LKB) science and technology needs, and the results of priority votes for these needs, represent input from various perspectives (LKB resource manager, LKB technical, LKB stakeholder, and independent subject matter experts). This information is intended only as one source of input to assist those agencies and organizations responsible for resource management in the LKB to consider for water, fish, and water-related resource planning and actions.
These needs do not commit any agency or organization to take actions to address these needs. Actual priority and actions will be determined by the agency or organization with the authority or responsibility associated with the actions. Decisions by the responsible agency or organization to act on the needs in this report will depend on authorities, availability of staff, funding, affordability, other information and considerations that could affect decisions, and the priority of other competing needs within the agency.
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Results: Conference participants identified themselves as one
of four categories: manager, technical, outside reviewer, or stakeholder.
The charts below each need show how each participant category voted for
that need (low, intermediate, high). The charts are only shown if votes
were cast. (i.e. if no participants ranked "low," then the "low" bar chart will not be shown). (Tip: If you mouse over any bar,
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| F04 - Effect of Water Quality and Flow on Fishes in The Klamath River and Selected Tributaries | ||
| Physical Hydrology Click here to view need 371 - Develop a better understanding of the relationship between production of anadromous salmonids and flow, habitat, and environmental conditions for the Klamath River and selected tributaries. | ||
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