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Regulating harvest, protection, and enhancement of fish populations

Coho Salmon Restoration On Sunshine Creek, Oregon Video

The Western Oregon Stream Restoration Program (WOSRP) provides direct technical support to Watershed Councils and private landowners in western Oregon to implement Oregon Plan measures directing the restoration and enhancement of Oregon 's salmonid habitats in the region. This includes projects to increase instream habitat complexity by adding large wood or boulders, enhancing riparian areas by protection or planting, and correcting fish passage problems. Further information can be obtained by contacting your nearest biologist.

Program Biologists

Tillamook

4909 Third Street
Tillamook, Or. 97141 Vacant

Clackamas

Dave Stewart
17330 SE Evelyn St.
Clackamas, Or. 97015
Dave Stewart
PH: (971) 673-6035
FAX: (971) 673-6071

Roseburg

Eric Himmelreich
4192 N Umpqua Highway
Roseburg, Or. 97470
Eric.P.Himmelreich@odfw.oregon.gov
PH: (541) 440-3353
FAX: (541) 673-0372

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