1. Toppenish Creek Watershed (199803300) Yakama Nation Division of Natural Resources

3. Steelhead in Toppenish Creek

4. History Toppenish Creek Watershed Restoration Project Project began in 1997 Intensive Monitoring

5. Discharge Measurements

7. Spawning Ground Surveys

8. Steelhead Outmigration

9. Steelhead Rearing

10. Well Measurments and Bug Pumping

11. Identifying Problem Areas Within the Watershed Federal and Private Irrigation Federal and Private Irrigation Forestry Roads and logging practices Forestry Roads and logging practices Grazing Grazing Incised and Degraded Creek Channels and Side Channels Incised and Degraded Creek Channels and Side Channels

12. Federal and Private Irrigation in the Toppenish Creek Watershed Developing a water allocation plan Developing a water allocation plan Unscreened Diversions Unscreened Diversions Irrigation Returns Irrigation Returns Fish Passage Fish Passage

13. Water Allocation Working with Bureau of Indian Affairs Wapato Irrigation to maintain minimal flow criteria Working with Bureau of Indian Affairs Wapato Irrigation to maintain minimal flow criteria Working with the Yakama Nation Tribe to develop a Policy for minimal flow criteria Working with the Yakama Nation Tribe to develop a Policy for minimal flow criteria Meeting with Private Land Owners Meeting with Private Land Owners –Providing them Stock wells –Installing a headgate that project monitors

14. Unscreened Private Irrigation Diversion

15. Irrigation Returns

16. Irrigation Fish Return Pipe

17. Working With BIA Forestry and Road Department

18. Reestablishing Fish Passage

19. Grazing Management

20. Incised and Degraded Creeks

21. Degraded Side Channel Rehabilitation

22. Beaver Habitat Rehabilitation

23. Headwater Meadow Restoration

24. Riparian Revegetation

25. Partners Bureau of Indian Affairs Bureau of Indian Affairs Bonneville Power Administration Bonneville Power Administration Tribal livestock permittees Tribal livestock permittees Private Landowners Private Landowners Other Tribal Programs Other Tribal Programs