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Biological Assessments
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This collection includes Biological Assessments, Biological Evaluations, and Biological Opinions. Biological Assessments (BA) document an agency’s conclusions and the rationale to support those conclusions regarding the effects of their proposed actions on protected resources. Although there are no statutory or regulatory mandated contents for a BA, recommended elements are identified at 50 CFR §402.12(f). A Biological Evaluation may be done to document the analysis in cases where a Biological Assessment is not mandated. A Biological Opinion is produced after formal consultation with the Fish and Wildlife Service for any Federal project that may adversely affect listed species or designated critical habitat.
Recent Submissions
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(Portland, Or. : U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Region 1, [1994], 1994-01-06)Provides assessment of the impact of 2,3,7,8-Tetrachlorodibenzo-p-Dioxin (TCDD) on bald eagles in the Lower Columbia River. Makes recommendations for mitigating the effects and addressing the problems identified.
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(Portland, Or. : U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Region 1, [2004], 2004)Provides assessment of the impact of Oregon Restoration Programs on endangered species in Oregon. Makes recommendations for mitigating the effects and addressing the problems identified.
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(Portland, Or. : U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Region 1, [2004], 2004-03-01)Provides assessment of the impact of the Threemile Canyon Farms multi-species conservation agreement with assurances on the Washington ground squirrel, Loggerhead shrike, Ferruginous hawk and Sage sparrow in the Columbia ...
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(Portland, Or. : U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Region 1, [2002], 2002-05-31)Provides assessment of the impact of the Klamath Project on the Lost River sucker, Shortnose sucker, and Bald eagle in the Klamath River Basin. Makes recommendations for addressing the problems identified.
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(Portland, Or. : U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Region 1, [2004], 2004-01-16)Provides assessment of the impact of Oregon Restoration Programs on endangered species in Oregon. Makes recommendations for mitigating the effects and addressing the problems identified.