The Klamath Resource Information System (KRIS) pulls together maps, data tables, charts, photographs and bibliographic resources into an easy-to-use, PC-based computer program. For any designated watershed, KRIS organizes information relevant to fisheries and water quality so that it can be shared quickly and easily among agencies, private land owners and citizens.
KRIS projects can be obtained on CDs, free of charge, or can be browsed as web pages by selecting a project title at left. See a map of KRIS projects to aid your selection. These projects were built thanks to the cooperation of many individuals and organizations. KRIS projects can be easily updated as new information becomes available.
The Institute for Fisheries Resources (IFR) has several projects in progress. Most notably, KRIS Battle Creek introduces decision-support tools in the context of an adaptive watershed management plan. KRIS Sheepscot River is a pilot project for the use of KRIS in the support of Atlantic salmon recovery planning.
KRIS Projects
Battle
Creek
Big
River
East
Marin-Sonoma
Garcia
River
Gualala River
Humboldt Bay
Klamath
&Trinity Rivers
Mattole River
Navarro River
Noyo
River
Redwood
Creek
Russian River (DRAFT)
Ten Mile River
West
Marin-Sonoma
Bibliographic Resources
Background for KRIS
Topics
Kootenai
River Pilot Project