• Five-Counties Clean-up fish passage assessment
  Funded by CDFG’s SB-271 fisheries restoration program. The primary objective is to complete stream crossing assessments in Humboldt, Del Norte, and Mendocino counties that were missed during the initial assessments. As of October 2004; site visits were conducted at 104 stream crossings and passage assessments were completed for 37 crossings with culverts.
  
  
  
• Five-Counties Consulting Fisheries Biologist
  Duties include: assistance with development of state and federal permits for culvert replacement projects, conduct fish relocation and water management activities for culvert replacement projects, post-project biological and geomorphic monitoring of completed fish passage improvement projects, review of Five-Counties Roads Operation Manual, and represent the Five-Counties at the Resource Agency’s Statewide Fish Passage Forum meetings.
  
  
  
• Klamath Task Force-Technical Work Group (TWG)
  Mr. Taylor has been Humboldt County’s representative on the TWG since 1998 and has been contracted by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) to provide technical writing services to the TWG since 2000. The TWG provides technical advice to the Klamath Task Force and annually reviews and ranks proposals for funding through the USFWS-Yreka office.
  
  
  
• Mono Basin Fisheries Project.
  Since 1997, Mr. Taylor has participated in snorkel and electrofishing surveys for brown trout (Salmo trutta) in Mono Lake tributaries as part of Los Angeles Department of Water and Power’s long-term settlement agreement to restore the Mono Lake Basin. Mr. Taylor also assists in data analysis and drafting of annual reports.
  

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