Cold Water Refuges in the Willamette River
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1 Cold Water Refuges in the Willamette River Stan Gregory Oregon State University Dave Hulse University of Oregon Presentation to Willamette Fisheries Science Review Feb. 8, 2016
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3 Number of Species
4 93% of fish captured were native species
5 Willamette River Thermal Regime 2008 to 2015
6 Cold Water Refuges Those portions of a water body where, or times during the day when, the water temperature is at least 2 degrees Celsius colder than the daily maximum temperature of the adjacent well-mixed flow of the water body. OAR (10)
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8 Beginning in 2010, the Meyer Memorial Trust and OWEB supported a study of thermal patterns of 200 miles of the mainstem Willamette River and more than 100 sloughs, side channels, and tributary mouths.
9 Temperature ( C) Conductivity (µs/cm) Green Island Mainstemdata shown are depth profiles
10 Temperature ( C) Conductivity (µs/cm) Green Island Alcovedata shown are depth profiles
11 Hyporheic Flow- side view
12 100 m
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14 Floodplain Alcoves % of sites colder than mainstem 39% more than 2ºC colder than mainstem Temperature Between Alcove and Mainstem
15 Side Channels % of side channel sites were colder than mainstem None of the side channels were >2ºC colder than mainstem Temperature Between Side Channel and Mainstem
16 % of 81 separate floodplain sloughs in the Willamette River were colder than the mainstem maximum temperature 40% of these sloughs were more than 2⁰C colder than the maximum mainstream temperature.
17 Dissolved oxygen concentrations can be low in some sloughs. 80% of the sloughs that were more than 2⁰C colder than the mainstream contained adequate dissolved oxygen to support native fish where cold water was detected.
18 It s not just about temperature!
19 One-third of the sloughs in the Willamette River meet the definition of cold water refuge and have adequate oxygen for native fish.
20 Cold Water Refuges
21 Cold Water Refuges
22 Cold Water Refuges
23 Cold Water Refuges
24 Cold Water Refuges
25 Cold Water Refuges
26 Fish Communities Abundance and number of native fish species were greater than non-native species in cold water habitats Native fish made up more than 60% of the individuals captured in cold water sloughs Non-native fish comprised more than 85% of the fish captured in warm water sloughs.
27 Fish Communities Salmonids were 10 times more abundant in cold water sloughs than in warm water sloughs. Chinook juveniles were found in two of the ten cold water sloughs and were not observed in warm water sloughs.
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30 Mean 14.0⁰C
31 Mean 21.8⁰C
32 High Confidence Future Projections The likelihood of occurrence for cold-water species along the river is likely to decrease as river temperatures warm in the future. Cold water habitats associated with the floodplain and active gravel bars provide potential refuges for native fish during periods of high water temperature.
33 I-5 Br in Portland Salem Harrisburg
34 High Confidence Future Projections The river is changing because of human caused changes in hydrology and sediment supply. A new river is forming and the occurrence of cold water habitats will depend on the dynamics of the channel and floodplain.
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36 SLICES Framework David Hulse and his research team at the University of Oregon are integrating the cold water refuge information into the SLICES framework, a spatially explicit floodplain framework for the Willamette River. The SLICES database provides a context to identify cold water refuges as a basis for designing floodplain and river restoration actions to create cold water habitats (
37 THE END
38 EXTRA SLIDES IF QUESTIONS
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40 Trout Movement 2008 and 2009
41 Mean 14.0⁰C
42 Mean 13.8⁰C
43 Mean 14.4⁰C
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45 SLICES Framework The SLICES framework has been used to identify critical reaches for conservation and restoration projects, including identification of potential cold water refuges. OWEB and Meyer Memorial Trust have used data from this project to develop the anchor habitats framework for Willamette Partnership. SLICES information is used in Willamette proposals and the new OWEB Focused Investment Partnership program.
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