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Revision as of 08:23, 7 April 2020

Anadromous fishes migrate up rivers and streams from the ocean to reproduce.

Salmonids

Species & Distinct Population Segment
Common Name Scientific Name DPS Acronym CESA Status ESA Status
Steelhead (Rainbow Trout) Oncorhynchus mykiss Central California Coast Steelhead [1] STCCC Threatened [2]
South-Central California Coast Steelhead [3] STSCC Threatened [2]
Southern California Coast Steelhead [4] STSCA Endangered [2]
Coho Salmon (Silver) Oncorhynchus kisutch Central California Coast Coho Salmon [5] COCCC Endangered [6] Endangered [2]

Steelhead

Rainbow trout are native the California central coast.

Summary

brief description of them in the region

Description

link to steelhead page

Habitat

Discuss their resilience and adaptability, then link to main steelhead page. LINK TO MAP

Conservation

Describe current status

Brief mention of history

Discuss current recovery plans

Coho Salmon

Summary

brief description of them in the region

Description

link to coho salmon page

Habitat

Briefly describe their lower range and why their range is limited in the central coast region. LINK TO MAP

Conservation

Describe significance of these populations, their threats here in the region, and reference the recovery plan.

Species Distributions in the CCCR [7]

Anadromous Populations in California's Central Coast Hydrologic Region [1]


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