Tetra Tech. July 7, 1993. Draft report. Preliminary human health risk screening analysis of contaminant levels in fish from the lower Columbia River. Prepared for Lower Columbia River Bi-State Program. Tetra Tech, Inc., Redmond, WA. 28 pp. + appendices. (TC 9371-02).
Graves, J.K., J.A. Christy, and P.J. Clinton. 1995. Historic habitats of the lower Columbia River. Columbia River Estuary Study Taskforce, Astoria, OR. 11 pp. + appendices.
GIS data is also available here
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (U.S. ACOE). February 16, 1996. Lower Columbia River Bi-State Water Quality Program Fish, Wildlife and Wetlands GIS Habitat Mapping. U.S. ACOE, Portland District, Portland, OR. 26 pp. + maps and appendices.
Henny, C.J., R.A. Grove, and O.R. Hedstrom. February 11, 1996. A field evaluation of mink and river otter on the lower Columbia River and the influence of environmental contaminants. Prepared for Lower Columbia River Bi-State Water Quality Program. Forest and Ranaeland Ecosystems Science Center, National Biological Service, Corvallis, OR. 64 pp. + figures and tables.
Collier, T.K., B.F. Anulacion, J.E. Stein, B. Bill, T. Hom, S. Sol, and S. Spencer. January 19, 1996. Assessment, of exposure to aromatic compounds in fish from the lower Columbia River, by use of appropriate biomarkers. Prepared for Lower Columbia River Bi-State Program. Environmental Conservation Division, Northwest Fisheries Center, National Marine Fisheries Service, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Seattle, WA. 22 pp.
Tetra Tech. January 29, 1996. Assessing health of fish species and fish communities in the lower Columbia River. Prepared for Lower Columbia River Bi-State Program. Tetra Tech, Inc., Redmond, WA. 61 pp. (TC 0 1 10-03).
Tetra Tech. September 16, 1994. Assessing health of fish species and fish communities in the lower Columbia River. Sampling plan. Prepared for Lower Columbia River Bi-State Committee. Tetra Tech, Inc., Redmond, WA. 29 pp. + appendices. (TC 0110-01).
Tetra Tech. December 1992. Reconnaissance survey of the lower Columbia River. Geographic information system: Maps and file documentation. Prepared for Lower Columbia River Bi-State Committee. Tetra Tech, Inc., Redmond, WA. (TC 8526-07).
Wildlands In Landuse Development (WILD) Systems. April 1996. Contamination ecology of selected fish and wildlife of the lower Columbia River. Summary and integration. Prepared for Lower Columbia River Bi-State Program. Wildlands in Landuse and Development (WILD) Systems, Portland, OR. 48 pp.
Columbia Basin Fish and Wildlife Authority/Wildlands In Landuse Development (WILD) Systems. March 26, 1996.