The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW), Technical Applications Program (TAPPS), proposes to initiate a voluntary cooperative compliance pump-screening program within the Columbia Cascade Providence.  This program will be administered similar to one developed by WDFW and the Walla Walla Conservation District for the Walla Walla basin.  This on the ground, program will partner with local conservation districts, tribes, and fisheries enhancement groups for outreach and corrections.  Initial diversion information will come from existing pump screen inventory information that resides with the WDFW TAPPS group.  This information will be used to initiate contact and provide reassessment, design, and correction, (i.e. new screening devices that meet current state and federal fish screening criteria) in the Methow, Okanogan, Entiat, and Wenatchee basins, and Upper Columbia main stem over the next four years.  The project objective is to provide 100 percent protection from mortality and/or injury for all species and life stages of anadromous and resident fish, including ESA listed spring Chinook, Steelhead and Bull Trout that come in contact with pump diversions.