Salmonid Restoration Federation puts on intensive field schools, workshops, and symposia to teach the fisheries restoration community about fish passage design and engineering, erosion control techniques, and bioengineering practices. SRF also hosts an annual Spring-run Chinook symposium and Coho Confab to highlight restoration and recovery efforts to restore Springers and coho salmon. The California Department of Fish & Game is our primary source of grant funding to put on these valuable trainings. Additional partners are Resource Conservation Districts, other restoration-based non-profit organizations, California tribes, and NOAA Fisheries.

 

Here is a list of some past SRF Trainings:

 

SRF has been producing the Annual Salmonid Restoration Conference for more than 20 years and the Coho Confab and Annual Spring-run Chinook Symposium for seven and four years respectively.

 

2009 Annual Salmonid Restoration Conference in Santa Cruz, CA

2008 Annual Salmonid Restoration Conference in Lodi, CA

2007 Annual Salmonid Restoration Conference in Santa Rosa, CA

2006 Annual Salmonid Restoration Conference in Santa Barbara, CA

2005 Annual Salmonid Restoration Conference in Fortuna, CA

2004 Annual Salmonid Restoration Conference in Davis, CA

2003 Annual Salmonid Restoration Conference in San Luis Obispo, CA

 

2009 Coho Confab on the Mendocino Coast

2008 Coho Confab on the Smith River

2007 Coho Confab in the Mattole Watershed

2006 Coho Confab at Point Reyes National Seashore

2005 Coho Confab at Redwood National Park

2004 Coho Confab at Lagunitas Creek

2003 Coho Confab on the Mendocino Coast

 

2009 Spring-run Chinook Symposium on the Salmon River

2008 Spring-run Chinook Symposium on the Yuba River

2007 Spring-run Chinook Symposium on the Salmon River

2006 Spring-run Chinook Symposium in Butte Creek

 

2009 Bioengineering Field School with Salix Applied Earthcare in San Luis Obispo

2009 Roads & Erosion Control Field School with Pacific Watershed Associates

2008 Bioengineering Field School with Salix Applied Earthcare in Santa Barbara

2007 Fish Passage Field Schools in Santa Cruz & Sonoma Counties with Mike Love

2006 Roads Maintenance & Erosion Control Field School on the Central Coast

with Pacific Watershed Associates http://www.pacificwatershed.com/

2005 Bioengineering Field Schools in the Garcia and Russian Rivers with

Bioengineering Associates http://www.bioengineers.com/

2003 Permitting & Funding Workshops