Fall Chinook near Bonneville Dam, Washington 2018.Photo credit A. W. (Tony) Grover.

Salmon Data Dashboard

The Salmon Data Discovery Tool (SDDT) is a joint effort of NOAA’s Northwest Fisheries Science Center and the Pacific States Marine Fisheries Commission. SDDT brings together salmon-relevant data from various organizations, co-managers, and research scientists into one centralized, searchable hub — connecting the salmon science community and highlighting the important work being done across the Pacific. Contributors retain full ownership of their data — edits, updates, and new file versions can be uploaded at any time, making it easy to keep your data current as your work evolves.

Go to SDDT site

Informs NPCC/BPA

Regional Data Priorities

About SN

StreamNet Supports Data Management and Sharing Capacity

StreamNet supports data management infrastructure (personnel, hardware, software, systems) within Pacific States Marine Fisheries Commission, agencies, and tribes sharing fish and aquatic habitat information.

Informs NPCC/BPA

Fall Chinook near Bonneville Dam, Washington, 2018.
Photo credit: A. W. (Tony) Grover.

Regional Data Priorities

Data Priorities

Responding to Regional Data Priorities

StreamNet helps partners adapt to changing data management and data-sharing priorities as directed by tribal, state, and federal fish and wildlife managers, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration-Fisheries, Bonneville Power Administration, and Northwest Power and Conservation Council.

StreamNet Supports

Tribal Salmon Fishing platforms, Oregon, 2011. Photo credit: A. W. (Tony) Grover.

StreamNet Tool Facts

SN partners/members

StreamNet's Partners and Members Inform Data Priorities and Facilitate Data Exchange

State and federal fish and wildlife agencies as well as tribes engage through StreamNet committees and teams, providing guidance on regional data priorities and technical expertise for efficiently sharing quality data.

StreamNet Tool Facts

Restoring habitat by constructing a logjam, Idaho, 2012.
Photo credit: A. W. (Tony) Grover.

StreamNet Data Facts

SN Data Facts

STREAMNET DATA FACTS

Fish Monitoring
Data Time Series

data sets span
1894 to previous year

Time Series Categories

for resident fish and anadromous fish data

Fish HLIs
Data Records

salmon and steelhead data sets span 1938 to previous year

High-Level Indicators
Categories

including spawner abundance and recruits per spawner

Partners & Members

Confluence of Klickitat River with Columbia River, Washington, 2011.
Photo credit: A. W. (Tony) Grover.

Inform ESA

StreamNet Informs Fish Assessments, Recovery, and Mitigation

StreamNet helps promote information sharing and access to standardized indicators that inform National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration-Fisheries status reviews, Northwest Power and Conservation Council's Columbia River Basin Fish and Wildlife Program, Bonneville Power Administration, resource managers, and the public

StreamNet Data Facts

Caspian tern with a smolt in its beak, Oregon, 2015.
Photo credit: A. W. (Tony) Grover.

Informs NPCC/BPA

Inform NPCC/BPA

StreamNet Informs the Columbia River Basin Fish and Wildlife Program

by providing access to standardized fish time series data sets and high-level indicators that support the Northwest Power and Conservation Council's Program Tracker, and by maintaining access to the Program's data and information on Protected Areas and Wildlife Habitat Evaluation Procedures

Informs ESA

Water spilling at McNary Dam from top spillway design (green water) and normal spillway design, Washington, 2013. Photo credit: A. W. (Tony) Grover.

StreamNet Supports

StreamNet is a cooperative information management and data dissemination project focused on fisheries and aquatic data and data-related services in the Pacific Northwest, with a focus on the Columbia River Basin.