Science activity #50103,
updated 29 April 2022
Middle Sacramento River Salmon and Steelhead Rotary Screw Trap Monitoring
Description / purpose
CDFG uses Rotary Screw Traps (RST) sampling to quantify emigrating juvenile salmonids by counting the number of fish captured within a known volume of water passing through the RSTs over time. Regular trapping is implemented and reported from Tisdale Weir and Knights Landing. These are the primary sources of data for salmon emigrating from the Sacramento River. There are approximately 30 other RSTs that operate in California, but these two are the prominent and consistent Sacramento River traps.
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- 1 Awarded / Initiating (1963)
- 2 In progress / Ongoing (1963 - 2019)
- 3 Complete
Funding summary
Total allocated funding: $0
Location
Subbasins
Delta regions
Geographic tags
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Products and outputs
| Type | Title | Description | Views |
|---|---|---|---|
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CalFish Track Website | The CalFish Track website provides helpful overvie | 11 |
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Calfish Rotary Screwtrap results | Reports from the RST program are availalbe on the | 13 |
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Catalogue of Rotary Screw Traps that have operated in the Central Valley since 1992 | A compilation of RSTs in the Central Valley as of | 29 |
Type and context
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Types
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Science functions
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Management actions
Habitat protection / enhancement / restoration
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Natural environmental flows
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Water demand
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Population enhancement of listed species
Science Topics
Lead implementing organization
Partner implementing organizations
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Funding sources
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