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41 Ocean & Coastal L. Memo [i] (1994)

handle is hein.journals/ocoaslme41 and id is 1 raw text is: 11'~~~~~~ -- -- Ocean and Coastal aw Memo Issue 41 May 1994 Legal Aspects of Columbia-Snake River Salmon Recovery* by Richard Hildreth, Professor of Law, Co-Director Ocean and Coastal Law Center Jeanne Thompson, J.D. 1994, University of Oregon TABLE OF CONTENTS Page Tonic 1. Introduction II. Northwest Power Act .................... A. Background ...................... B. Northwest Power Planning Council's Strategy 1. Balancing Approach .............. 2. Specific Recovery Strategies ........ C. NPA Harvest Impacts ................ 1. Treaty Harvest ................. 2. Nontreaty Harvest ............... D. NPA River Operations Impacts ......... for Salmon .......1 ........ 1 ..... . 2 ...... . 2 ..... . 2 ..... . 3 ..... . 3 ...... . 4 ..... . 4 . This memo is the result of research sponsored in part by Oregon Sea Grant with funds from NOAA Office of Sea Grant, Department of Commerce, under NA Grant No. NA36RGO451 (Project RIPPA-38). The authors gratefully acknowledge the research assistance of Mara Brown and Andrea Coffman and the manuscript assistance of Nancy Farmer. Distributed by: Oregon State University Extension . Sea Grant Program Corvallis OR L q%;i;;< ,%;%A

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