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The 2010 Joint SRF & AFS Conference Evaluation Form Online
If you attended the 28th Annual Salmonid Restoration Conference and the 44th Annual American Fisheries Society Cal-Neva Conference in Redding but did not have an opportunity to fill out a conference evaluation form, please download the form
http://www.calsalmon.org and email it to
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or mail it to SRF, PO Box 784, Redway, CA 95560.
2010 Conference Proceedings Online
Please check out the 2010 Joint Conference Proceedings Online by clicking here.
2010 SRF Award Recipients
This video was presented in honor of the innovative work done by Rocco Fiori, engineering geologist for California State Parks, and the Yurok Tribe. Rocco has pioneered bio-geomorphic restoration techniques, such as building engineered log jams, complex wood structures, and re-placing large wood to stream channels using helicopters.
Golden Pipe Award
Rocco Fiori, Fiori GeoSciences
http://vimeo.com/10452838
Lifetime Achievement Award
Tom Stokely, California Water Impact Network
Restorationist of the Year Award Graham Matthews, Graham Matthews and Associates
Fisheries Restoration Grant Program Deadline, April 8
Applicants must use the 2010 FRGP Application form to be eligible for review and consideration. In order to be considered for the 2010/2011 funding, proposals submitted by mail must have a U.S. POSTAL SERVICE POSTMARK no later that April 8, 2010. Proposals delivered by any other means (FEDEX, U.P.S., etc.) including hand delivery must be delivered no later than April 8, 2010, at 3:00 pm. For applicaion please click here.
SRF Online Auction
Closes April 12, 2010
Check out these great items, artwork and services including backhoe work, with former Golden Pipe award recipient Matt Smith and beautiful original artwork by Sandy Eastoak, To view and bid on auction items click here.
Join SRF on Facebook
Visit SRF on Facebook for news and events To see what SRF is up to please click here
River Network Conference
May 21-24 2010, Utah
River Network invites you to join us and 500 of your closest friends at Snowbird Ski & Summer Resort (45 minutes from the Salt Lake City International Airport) in the Wasatch mountains from May 21-24, 2010. Put it on your calendar! For more info, please visit www.rivernetwork.org
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SRF Enewsletter April 2010
In this eNewsletter you will find: >
- 5th Annual Spring-run Chinook Symposium
- 13th Annual Coho Confab
- Fish Passage Field School
- 2010 Conference Evaluation Form Online
- 2010 Conference Proceedings Online
- 2010 SRF Awards Recipients
- FRGP Proposals Due April 8
- Fish America Foundation Grants Due June
- SRF Online Silent Auction
- Join SRF on Facebook
- Congressman at Salmon Summit
- River Network Conference, May 2010, Utah
5th Annual Spring-run Chinook Symposium
July 21-23, 2010 Chico, CA
The Spring-run Chinook symposium will feature tours of restoration efforts in Butte Creek, Deer Creek, the Big Chico Creek Ecological Preserve and the Oroville Dam. The agenda and registration will be posted in May.
13th Annual Coho Confab
August 13-15, 2010 Westminster Woods in the Russian River Watershed
SRF, Trees Foundation, Gold Ridge Resource Conservation District, and Occidental Arts and Ecology Center will host the 13th Annual Coho Confab at Westminster Woods http://www.westminsterwoods.org/. Field tours will include water conservation, catchment, and restoration projects at OAEC, a tour of the dam removal at Camp Meeker and Gold Ridge RCD Large Woody Debris projects, a tour of the Austin Creek and the Russian River estuary, the Captive Broodstock program, and Dry Creek vineyards practicing fish-friendly viticultural methods.
North Coast Fish Passage Field School with Michael Love & Associates
November 16-18, 2010 Eureka, CA
This “hands on” workshop is intended to guide design engineers, hydrologist, biologist, and environmental planners through the design and implementation process. Short lectures will be supplemented with group design exercises, case studies of recently completed projects, and a day-long field trip to visit on-the-ground projects. The workshop will emphasize a multidisciplinary approach for achieving passage of fish and other aquatic species.
Applications for Community-Based Marine and Anadromous Fish Habitat Restoration Projects
Deadline June 7, 2010 BY 5:00 p.m. (EDT)
The FishAmerica Foundation announces the availability of approximately $1 million for local efforts to accomplish meaningful on-the-ground restoration of marine, estuarine and riparian habitats, including but not limited to salt marshes, mangrove forests, and freshwater habitats important to anadromous fish species (fish like salmon and striped bass that migrate to and from the sea). Approximately $200,000 of the available funding will be dedicated specifically to stream barrier removal projects furthering NOAA’s Open Rivers Initiative. Individual grant awards range between $10,000 and $75,000 per project.
The complete announcement, RFP and Application are available on our website at www.fishamerica.org. If you have any questions regarding the Application or RFP email,
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or 703-519-9691
ext 247.
Local Congressmen Attend Salmon Summit
Salmon Fishermen rallied for more water from the Sacramento Delta. The commercial salmon season has been closed for two years. For more information about this story click here.
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