| Client |
Project |
| Oregon Department of Transportation |
Assessed the impacts to fish of a culvert replacement project on
the Lower Columbia River Highway. The culvert precluded anadromous
salmonid spawning and rearing in Miller Creek, a pristine forested
watershed in Portland's Forest Park. |
| City of Oregon City |
Currently pursuing a waiver of fish passage regulations under House
Bill 2102 (1999) for a major intersection realignment in Clackamas
County, Oregon. Habitat upstream of the existing barrier is poor, and the
resource would be better served by the rehabilitation of passage in
a nearby drainage. |
| Confidential Client |
MB&G fish biologists evaluated and inventoried potential culvert
barriers along seven drainages on private industrial timberland located
in the Willamette Valley, Oregon. |
| Oregon Department of Transportation |
Assessed the impacts to fish of a culvert replacement on the McKenzie
Highway. The culvert was a partial barrier to migration and was replaced
with a bridge. |
| Confidential Client |
MB&G fish biologists evaluated the condition of culverts along
a valley bottom road in the Oregon Coast Range. Identified issues
included fish passage, water quality, and hydraulic effects of the
existing culverts. |
