Independent Economic Analysis Board (IEAB)

Contact

Terry Morlan
Power Planning Division Director
Northwest Power & Conservation Council
851 SW 6th Avenue, Suite 1100
Portland, Oregon 97204-1348
503-222-5161 fax 820-2370

Independent Economic Analysis Board

The IEAB assists with difficult economic issues associated with the Council’s fish and wildlife program. See more background, charter, and membership.

Documents

Newest documents are listed first. Document number assumes "IEAB" prefix (like IEAB 2008-1).

Number	Title
	Travel reimbursement form (40k Excel)
2007-5	Continuing Investigaton of Alternative Strategies for Habitat Acquisition
2007-4	Investigation of Wildlife O&M Costs
ISRP/IEAB 2007-3	SAFE Review 2007
2007-2	Project Cost Escalation Standards: Task 115
2007-1	Review of the SOS Revenue Stream Report
2006-2	Scoping Investigation of Available Project Information
2006-1	A Scoping Investigation of Approaches to Preserving Habitat
2005-8	Review of the Select Area Fishery Evaluation Project
2005-2	Review of the Estimated Economic Impacts of Salmon Fishing in Idaho
2005-1	Economic Effects from Columbia River Basin Anadromous Salmonid Fish Production
2004-2	Scoping for Feasibility of Columbia River Mainstem Passage Cost-Effectiveness Analysis
2004-1	Juvenile Passage Cost Effectiveness Analysis for the Columbia River Basin: Description and Preliminary Analysis
	Application of the Recommendations and Guidance for Economic Analysis in Subbasin Planning to the Clearwater Subbasin Management Plan
2003-2	Recommendations and Guidance for Economic Analysis in Subbasin Planning
2003-1	Review of Activities and Contributions to Fish and Wildlife Planning
2002-2	Review of Proposals for Improving Methow and Twisp Rivers for Anadromous Fish Interim Report
2002-1	Artificial Production Review - Economics Analysis Phase I
2001-2	Economic Review of Instream Water Supply Components of the Salmon Creek Project (90k PDF)
2001-1	The Economics of Water Acquisition Projects (70k PDF)
(2000)	Review of Economic Appendix I of the Corps' Lower Snake Feasibility Study
1999-1	River Economics: Evaluating Trade-offs in Columbia River Basin Fish and Wildlife Programs and Policies
	Comments on Restoring the Lower Snake River
1997-2	Lessons from Existing Studies of the Economics of Fish and Wildlife Recovery Measures in the Northwest
1997-1	Review of Local Economic Impact Studies: Tri-Port Economic Impact Study, and The Economic Impact of Steelhead Fishing and the Return of Salmon Fishing in Idaho

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