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Federal grant · project grant (b)
Upper Columbia United Tribes' Phase 2 Implementation Plan Goals Related to This Project Include the Development of Interim Passage Solutions, and the Gathering of Data to, Determine the Need, Type, and Costs of Permanent Fish Passage Systems. the Expected Measurable Benefit Is the Opening Up of More Than 1,000 Miles of Anadromous Spawning and Rearing Habitat That Is Currently Blocked by Five High-head Dams on the Columbia and Spokane Rivers. This Project Will Support the Design of Fish Passage Facilities at Several of These Dams, Bringing the Ucut Tribes Closer to a Long-term Solution for Fish Passage.
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