Table 4
Summary of Adaptive Management Studies
Functional requirement	Stressors		Adaptive management studies		Priority
sufficient flow	1	depressed groundwater	1	flow measurements	high
	2	lack of flow from effluent sources
	3	change in PCWA flows
			2	investigate PCWA operations	high
no migration barriers	4	utility crossings, bridge sills, diversion dams, unscreened diversions	3	run timing	high
			4	steelhead upmigration estimates	high
			5	salmon upmigration estimates	med
			6	survey predators during outmigration period	med
	5	excessive sediment	7	survey stream reaches for habitat type quantity and quality	high
Channel Complexity- instream-cobble, boulders, undercut banks, pools riparian-large woody debris, streamside vegetation, good channel morphology	6	sedimentation from channel and upland erosion	8	compare habitat parameters with juvenile utilization	low
			7	survey habitat types	high
	7	flood control maintenance	9	quantify benefit of stream maintenance	high
	8	poor stormwater management	10	survey riparian quality near outflows	high
	9	homeowner maintenance, grazing	11	estimate erosion due to poor maintenance	high
appropriate temperature	10	inadequate vegetation, lack of substrate complexity, inadequate flow, impoundments, effluent	12	assess temperature in various habitats and reaches	high
good water quality	11	cumulative contaminatioin from watershed sources	13	assess water quality parameters at regular intervals	high
	12	poor stormwater management	14	assess stormwater quality at regular intervals	high
	13	homeowner maintenance	15	analyze water from urban drains	med
	14	industrial discharge	16	locate dischargers and analyze outflow	low
reproductive success	15	various cumulative	17	juvenile outmigration	med
			17a	correlate outmigration with escapement	med
			18	analyze juvenile stomach samples	med
non-natal rearing			19	investigate methods to study the extent of non-natal rearing	med