1	Riparian Restoration 1	See Restoration Actions Definition	None		25	Restoration	See Restoration Actions Definition								2005-01-25 15:01:00
2	Auto-generated PFC	Auto-generated PFC Scenario for 5 year future.			5	PFC									2005-01-25 15:04:22
3	Auto-generated PFC	Auto-generated PFC Scenario for 10 year future.			10	PFC									2005-01-25 15:04:22
4	Auto-generated PFC	Auto-generated PFC Scenario for 25 year future.			25	PFC									2005-01-25 15:04:22
5	Auto-generated PFC	Auto-generated PFC Scenario for 50 year future.			50	PFC									2005-01-25 15:04:22
6	Auto-generated PFC	Auto-generated PFC Scenario for 100 year future.			100	PFC									2005-01-25 15:04:22
7	Riparian Restoration 1 Full Intensity	Actions in this class generally apply to the productivity and abundance VSP parameters and addresses general limiting and causal factors such as loss of bank stability, impacts from agriculture and livestock, increased sediment input above natural levels, elevated temperatures, depressed invertebrate production, and loss of natural LWD recruitment.			25	Restoration	see below								2005-01-29 12:22:47
8	Side Channel Reconnection 2 Full Intensity	Actions in this class generally apply to the productivity and abundance VSP parameters and addresses general limiting and causal factors such as loss of channel sinuosity and length, decreased habitat refugia and diversity, loss of hyporehic function associated with floodplains, increased bed scour by concentrating river energy, loss of bank stability, losses of habitat quantity and quality from agriculture and livestock activities, increased sediment input above natural levels, elevated temperature, depressed invertebrate production, and loss of natural LWD recruitment.			25	Restoration	see below								2005-01-29 12:23:57
9	????????	Actions in this class generally apply to the diversity, structure, and abundance VSP parameters. Removing barriers addresses general limiting and causal factors such as loss of habitat quantity, habitat fragmentation, decreased habitat refugia and diversity, and increased density-dependent mortality from concentrating populations into small habitat units.			25	Restoration	see below								2005-01-29 12:25:19
10	Water Quality 4 Full Intensity	Actions in this class generally apply to VSP parameters of productivity and abundance, and to a lesser degree, diversity.  Water quality includes factors and pollutants such as chemicals, metals, temperature, BOD, and nutrients. Predation by exotic species can be decreased and benthic macroinvertebrate community structure can be recovered to natural levels, improving survival and growth of salmonids.			25	Restoration	see below								2005-01-29 12:26:22
11	Water Quantity 5 Full Intensity	Actions in this class generally apply to the productivity, abundance, diversity and structure VSP parameters. Restoration actions will address general limiting and causal factors such as blocked and/or impeded fish passage, loss of habitat quantity and quality, increased temperature, and benthic macroinvertebrate production.			25	Restoration	see below								2005-01-29 12:27:41
12	Rock Structures 6 Full Intensity	Actions in this class generally apply to the productivity and abundance VSP parameters.  These actions address limiting factors and causal factors such as loss of natural stream channel complexity, refugia and hiding cover, sinuosity, stream length, loss of floodplain connectivity, unnatural width to depth ratios, embeddedness, unstable banks, increased fine sediment, loss of pool and riffle formation, and spawning gravel and natural LWD recruitment.			25	Restoration	see below								2005-01-29 12:28:42
13	Road Maintenance 7 Full Intensity	Actions in this class generally apply to the productivity and abundance VSP parameters. Actions in this category address limiting factors and causal factors such as loss of natural stream channel complexity, sinuosity, stream length, loss of floodplain connectivity, unnatural width to depth ratios, embeddedness, unstable banks, increased sediment, loss of pool and riffle formation, and spawning gravel and LWD recruitment.			25	Restoration	see below								2005-01-29 12:29:35
14	Floodplain Restoration 8 Full Intensity	Actions in this class generally apply to the productivity, abundance, diversity, and structure VSP parameters.  These actions address limiting factors and causal factors such as channel incision, increased temperature, poor water quality, loss of natural stream channel and habitat complexity, sinuosity, stream length, unnatural width to depth ratios, embeddedness, unstable banks, increased fine sediments, loss of pool and riffle formation, and spawning gravel and LWD recruitment.			25	Restoration	see below								2005-01-29 12:31:04
15	Add LWD 9 Full Intensity	Actions in this class generally apply to the productivity and abundance VSP parameters.  These actions address limiting factors and causal factors such as loss of natural stream channel complexity, refugia and hiding cover, sinuosity, stream length, loss of floodplain connectivity, unnatural width to depth ratios, embeddedness, unstable banks, increased fine sediments, loss of pool and riffle formation, and spawning gravel and natural LWD recruitment.			25	Restoration	see below								2005-01-29 12:32:13
16	Add Nutrients 10 Full Intensity	Actions in this class generally apply to abundance and productivity VSP parameters. Nutrients in the form of salmon carcasses provide food for juvenile salmon, nutrients for riparian plants and benthic macroinvertebrates.  Additionally, salmon carcasses provide forage for wildlife.			25	Restoration	see below								2005-01-29 12:33:14
17	Protection High Priority 11 Full Intensity	Protection actions are intended to allow existing high-quality habitats (in high priority assessment units) to persist and increase (passively) towards the historic condition over the next 25 years.  All classes are modeled under the same assumptions for level of protection.			25	Protection	see below								2005-01-29 12:35:28
18	Riparian Restoration 1 33% Intensity	Actions in this class generally apply to the productivity and abundance VSP parameters and addresses general limiting and causal factors such as loss of bank stability, impacts from agriculture and livestock, increased sediment input above natural levels, elevated temperatures, depressed invertebrate production, and loss of natural LWD recruitment.			25	Restoration	see below								2005-01-29 13:40:19
19	Side Channel Reconnection 2 33% Intensity	Actions in this class generally apply to the productivity and abundance VSP parameters and addresses general limiting and causal factors such as loss of channel sinuosity and length, decreased habitat refugia and diversity, loss of hyporehic function associated with floodplains, increased bed scour by concentrating river energy, loss of bank stability, losses of habitat quantity and quality from agriculture and livestock activities, increased sediment input above natural levels, elevated temperature, depressed invertebrate production, and loss of natural LWD recruitment.			25	Restoration	see below								2005-01-29 13:41:40
20	Trashed 3 33% Intensity	Actions in this class generally apply to the diversity, structure, and abundance VSP parameters. Removing barriers addresses general limiting and causal factors such as loss of habitat quantity, habitat fragmentation, decreased habitat refugia and diversity, and increased density-dependent mortality from concentrating populations into small habitat units.			25	Restoration	see below								2005-01-29 13:42:55
21	Water Quality 4 33% Intensity	Actions in this class generally apply to VSP parameters of productivity and abundance, and to a lesser degree, diversity.  Water quality includes factors and pollutants such as chemicals, metals, temperature, BOD, and nutrients. Predation by exotic species can be decreased and benthic macroinvertebrate community structure can be recovered to natural levels, improving survival and growth of salmonids.			25	Restoration	see below								2005-01-29 13:43:49
22	Water Quantity 5 33% Intensity	Actions in this class generally apply to the productivity, abundance, diversity and structure VSP parameters. Restoration actions will address general limiting and causal factors such as blocked and/or impeded fish passage, loss of habitat quantity and quality, increased temperature, and benthic macroinvertebrate production.			25	Restoration	see below								2005-01-29 13:45:05
23	Rock Structures 6 33% Intensity	Actions in this class generally apply to the productivity and abundance VSP parameters.  These actions address limiting factors and causal factors such as loss of natural stream channel complexity, refugia and hiding cover, sinuosity, stream length, loss of floodplain connectivity, unnatural width to depth ratios, embeddedness, unstable banks, increased fine sediment, loss of pool and riffle formation, and spawning gravel and natural LWD recruitment.			25	Restoration	see below								2005-01-29 13:45:56
24	Road Maintenance 7 33% Intensity	Actions in this class generally apply to the productivity and abundance VSP parameters. Actions in this category address limiting factors and causal factors such as loss of natural stream channel complexity, sinuosity, stream length, loss of floodplain connectivity, unnatural width to depth ratios, embeddedness, unstable banks, increased sediment, loss of pool and riffle formation, and spawning gravel and LWD recruitment.			25	Restoration	see below								2005-01-29 13:46:53
25	Floodplain Restoration 8 33% Intensity	Actions in this class generally apply to the productivity, abundance, diversity, and structure VSP parameters.  These actions address limiting factors and causal factors such as channel incision, increased temperature, poor water quality, loss of natural stream channel and habitat complexity, sinuosity, stream length, unnatural width to depth ratios, embeddedness, unstable banks, increased fine sediments, loss of pool and riffle formation, and spawning gravel and LWD recruitment.			25	Restoration	see below								2005-01-29 13:47:51
26	Add LWD 9 33% Intensity	Actions in this class generally apply to the productivity and abundance VSP parameters.  These actions address limiting factors and causal factors such as loss of natural stream channel complexity, refugia and hiding cover, sinuosity, stream length, loss of floodplain connectivity, unnatural width to depth ratios, embeddedness, unstable banks, increased fine sediments, loss of pool and riffle formation, and spawning gravel and natural LWD recruitment.			25	Restoration	see below								2005-01-29 13:48:55
27	Add Nutrients 10 33% Intensity	Actions in this class generally apply to abundance and productivity VSP parameters. Nutrients in the form of salmon carcasses provide food for juvenile salmon, nutrients for riparian plants and benthic macroinvertebrates.  Additionally, salmon carcasses provide forage for wildlife.			25	Restoration	see below								2005-01-29 13:49:38
28	Protect High Quality Habitat 11 33% Intensity	Protection actions are intended to allow existing high-quality habitats (in high priority assessment units) to persist and increase (passively) towards the historic condition over the next 25 years.  All classes are modeled under the same assumptions for level of protection			25	Protection	see below								2005-01-29 13:51:07
29	Obstructions 3 Full Intensity	Actions in this class generally apply to the diversity, structure, and abundance VSP parameters. Removing barriers addresses general limiting and causal factors such as loss of habitat quantity, habitat fragmentation, decreased habitat refugia and diversity, and increased density-dependent mortality from concentrating populations into small habitat units.			25	Remove Obstruction	see below								2005-02-09 12:44:25
30	Obstructions 3 33% Intensity	Actions in this class generally apply to the diversity, structure, and abundance VSP parameters. Removing barriers addresses general limiting and causal factors such as loss of habitat quantity, habitat fragmentation, decreased habitat refugia and diversity, and increased density-dependent mortality from concentrating populations into small habitat units.			25	Remove Obstruction	see below								2005-02-09 12:57:11
