Sol Duc Pilot Watershed Analysis
#W20-94-17356 #W20-94-17356
 Quillayute River Basin Management Unit Sol Duc River Sol Duc Pilot Watershed Analysis
Organization North Pacific Coast Lead Entity
Sponsor US Department of Agriculture Forest Service (USDA)
Status Completed
Schedule Start Date: 1/2/1994 End Date: 1/1/1996
Category Category: Monitoring & Research
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DESCRIPTION
The goal of this analysis was to assess the impact of proposed timber harvest on the ecosystem. Federal modules were used for watershed analyses-Sedimentation, Channel Morphology, Fisheries, Vegetation, Riparian, Wildlife, Public Works, Cultural, Hazard Calls, Prescriptions, Maps and Appendices. This analysis added Vegetation and Wildlife modules that the state lacked previously.

This was the first use of the Cultural module, which became a standard of the Forest and Fish Report later. The Quileute Tribe led the Cultural module and participated in the Fish and Water Quality modules.

The Watershed Analysis was published by the US Forest Service.
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FUNDING SOURCES
FUNDING ENTRIES FROM GRANT PROJECT AGREEMENT
TypeDateFunding OrgFunding ProgramMatchAmount
Allocated01/01/1994US Department of the Interior$250,000.00
Spent01/01/1994US Department of the Interior-$250,000.00
Grant Project Agreement Totals Proposed Requested Allocated Spent Balance
$250,000.00 $0.00 $250,000.00 $250,000.00 $0.00
OTHER FUNDING (Funding that is NOT in a grant project agreement)
TypeDateFunding OrgFunding ProgramMatchAmount
Other Funding Totals Proposed Requested Allocated Spent Balance
Grand Totals Proposed Requested Allocated Spent Balance
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
NOTES
This is an old project and information is incomplete.

Target species were spring, summer and fall Chinook, spring and fall coho, summer and winter steelhead, rare pink and chum, Lake Pleasant sockeye, cutthroat trout, unique char above the Sol Duc Falls, and the Spotted Owl (as part of the Wildlife module).