Restoration and Recovery of Lahontan Cutthroat trout in the Tahoe Basin
Project Number
02.02.03.0011
Action Priority
Restore and Protect Native Fish and Wildlife
Implementers
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Supporting Agencies
Primary Contact
Roy Ulibarri (roy_ulibarri@fws.gov)
Stage
Planning/Design
Duration
2017 - 2026
Total Project Cost
$18,400,000
Funding Request
$2,050,000
Forest Restoration Program
Restore and Protect Native Fish and Wildlife
In Lake Tahoe working with our partners we will focus on developing a self-sustaining lacustrine population in Lake Tahoe by utilizing prioritized tributaries for spawning and reproduction of reintroduced Pilot Peak LCT. Several identified studies (Phases 2-7) will provide information on reintroduced LCT by using localized dispersal release sites, conducting telemetry on reintroduced LCT to determine seasonal and diel (24-hour) vertical-horizontal distribution and movements of different size classes, near-shore-offshore distribution of LCT during the first growing season and telemetry for understanding nonnative lake trout population size, distribution, seasonal and temporal movements
Targeted Performance Measures
No Expected Accomplishments provided
Threshold Categories
Fisheries
Hydroacoustic sampling in Lake Tahoe, 2012
Location
Targeted Funding
Targeted Funding: Lake Tahoe Restoration Act (USFWS), $1,690,000
Targeted Funding: Southern Nevada Public Land ... (USFWS), $360,000