Klamath Tracking and Accounting Program (KTAP)
Document Details:
Title: Klamath Tracking and Accounting Program (KTAP)
Category: Website
External URL: http://ktap.willamettepartnership.org/
Updated Date: 09.01.2017
Author(s)/Source(s): Klamath Tracking and Accounting Program (KTAP)
Publication Date: 2017
Focal Topic: Water Quality, Habitat Restoration, Riparian Species & Wildlife, Salmon, In-Stream Flow / Flow Regime
Location: Klamath Basin, Upper Klamath, Lower North Fork, Lower South Fork, Wood River, Williamson River, Sprague - Sycan, Middle Sprague
Watershed Code: 180102
Title: Klamath Tracking and Accounting Program (KTAP)
Category: Website
External URL: http://ktap.willamettepartnership.org/
Updated Date: 09.01.2017
Author(s)/Source(s): Klamath Tracking and Accounting Program (KTAP)
Publication Date: 2017
Focal Topic: Water Quality, Habitat Restoration, Riparian Species & Wildlife, Salmon, In-Stream Flow / Flow Regime
Location: Klamath Basin, Upper Klamath, Lower North Fork, Lower South Fork, Wood River, Williamson River, Sprague - Sycan, Middle Sprague
Watershed Code: 180102
Abstract:
KTAP, watershed health
Klamath Tracking and Accounting Program (KTAP) is a local program seeking to better understand the benefits to water quality created by changes in land management and restoration projects. KTAP seeks to highlight the collective benefit that restoration and land management projects provide for water quality and habitat for native fish in the Klamath Basin. KTAP Stewardship Project Reporting Protocol defines a consistent system to track voluntary conservation and restoration actions in a way that 1) enables local practitioners and funders to make informed decisions regarding where and how to invest in water quality and habitat improvement; 2) provide the basis for scientific research that furthers our understanding of the system.
Keyword Tags:KTAP, watershed health