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Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Trout Unlimited Will Be Awarded $2,314,610 for the Planning and Feasibility Assessment for the Removal of Enloe Dam on the Similkameen River, a Tributary to the Columbia River. the Dam Has Blocked Anadromous Fish Passage for 100 Years and Has Not Generated Power for 64 Years. If Completed, Removing the Enloe Dam Would Be the Largest Habitat Restoration Action in the Columbia River Basin. the Project Focuses on Completing Planning and Feasibility Assessment for a Full Dam Removal, Which Are Critical Steps in the Path to Gain Support From the Dam Owner for Removal. It Includes Coordination With and Outreach to the Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation, the Similkameen Indian Band, and the Okanagan Nation Alliance. the Effort Will Contribute to Opening Access to High Elevation Coldwater Habitat for Climate Refugia, Improving Tribal Fishing Opportunities, Reducing the Risk of Catastrophic Flooding to Downstream Communities, and Alleviating the Financial Burden of the Dam. Proj
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$2.3 Million
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