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Spring-run Chinook Watershed Symposia
Participants of the symposium floating down the Klamath River checking cold-water tributaries that provide thermal refugia. (All photos this artice: Jodi Frediani)
The Spring-run Chinook Symposium allows property owners, local restorationists, and agency biologists and staff to participate in workshops on fish monitoring and identification techniques, to tour and understand restoration projects, and to increase their capacity to positively impact the recovery of Spring Run Chinook in California.