Sessions at the 41st Annual Salmonid Restoration Conference
Accelerating Restoration – Updates and Examples to Help Get the Job Done
Session Co-Coordinators: Erika Lovejoy, Sustainable Conservation and Brad Henderson, California Department of Fish and Wildlife
Beaver and Process-Based Restoration: Opportunities and Obstacles
Session Coordinator: Karen Pope, PhD, USDA Forest Service
Thiamine Deficiency in California Salmon and Steelhead
Session Coordinator: Nate Mantua, Southwest Fisheries Science Center
Current Trends and Knowledge of Aquatic Organism Passage Through Culverts
Session Coordinator: Shane Scott, SSA Environmental
Oops! I didn't mean to do that. Restoration Endeavors With Unintended Outcomes
Session Coordinator: Rachel Shea, PE, Michael Love & Associates
Lightning Tales: Sharing Stories of Inspiration and Hope
Session Coordinators: Eli Asarian, Riverbend Sciences, and Sarah Phillips, Marin Resource Conservation District Description
Multi-benefit Restoration in the Laguna de Santa Rosa/Mark West Creek Watershed
Session Coordinators: Wendy Trowbridge, PhD, Laguna de Santa Rosa
Eel River Dam Removal: Opportunities and Considerations
Session Coordinator: Charlie Schneider, Cal Trout
Did this thing come with instructions? Exploring Engineering Overkill in Restoration
Session Coordinators: Eric Ginney, ESA, and Brian Cluer Ph.D., NMFS
From Groundwater to Streamflow: Exploring the Science, Projects and Policies to Manage Groundwater Resources to Support Streamflows for Salmon and Public Trust Resources
Session Coordinators: Monty Schmitt, The Nature Conservancy; Matt Clifford, Trout Unlimited; David Dralle, Forest Service; and Charlie Schneider, Cal Trout
Social Science & Engaged Research on the Klamath
Session Coordinator: Sibyl Diver, PhD, Stanford University
Assessing the Patient(s): Status, Trend, and Validation Monitoring to Understand the State of Salmon Populations and Recovery Efforts in Coastal California
Session Coordinator: Gabe Rossi, UC Berkeley
Klamath Dam Removal - Meeting the Moment and Planning for the Future
Session Coordinators: Bob Pagliuco, Marine Habitat Resource Specialist, NOAA Fisheries Restoration Center; and Mike Belchik Sr. Water Policy Analyst, Yurok Tribe
Thursday, March 28, 2024 to Friday, March 29, 2024
Concurrent Sessions
9:00am - 5:00pm
Concurrent Sessions are usually 3 hours and 15 minutes and should not exceed six speakers. Ideally, sessions will have a variety of speakers (e.g., agency personnel, restoration practitioner, policy maker, recovery planner, tribal / community representative, fisheries biologist, academic, etc.). SRF encourages gender balance and participation of people from diverse backgrounds. SRF has an Open Call for Abstracts, so all potential presenters will need to formally submit an abstract in order to be considered as a presenter. The First Call for Abstracts will open in September 2023. SRF will forward abstracts to potential session or workshop coordinators promptly. Concurrent sessions will take place on March 28 and 29, 2024 at the Hyatt Sonoma Wine Country in Santa Rosa.