Salmonid Restoration Federation

26th Annual Coho Confab

Friday, September 13, 2024 to Sunday, September 15, 2024

Overview

SRF, with the support of California Department of Fish and Wildlife, will host the 26th Annual Coho Confab at the beautiful Rock Creek Ranch on the South Fork of the Smith River. The pristine Smith River is the largest undammed river in California and is located in the northwest corner of the state in the Siskiyou Mountains. The Confab will feature tours of planned and completed fish passage projects along the state highway system, and restoration projects in the lower Klamath and Smith River.

Morning Circle Prior to Field Tours (Photo credit Laura Bridy)
Morning Circle Prior to Field Tours (Photo credit Laura Bridy)
  • Morning Circle Prior to Field Tours (Photo credit Laura Bridy)
  • Community Dinner
  • Presentation by Rocco Fiori - Humpty Dumpty and Habitat Restoration in Dynamic Systems
  • Presentation by Mike Furniss - Geology Is Destiny: Why The Smith River Is What It Is
  • Field Tour - Mill Creek Fish Passage Project in Jedediah Smith Redwoods State Park
  • Field Tour - Stream Restoration in Lower Klamath Tributaries (Photo credit Cara Allen)
  • Workshop - Juvenile Salmonid Identification in Lower Smith River (Photo credit Adriane Garayalde)
  • Field Tour - CalTrans Stream Crossing Project (Photo credit Alyssa Persau)
  • Workshop - Design, Permitting and Monitoring of Beaver Dam Analogues in Lower Klamath Tributaries
  • Field Tour - Mill Creek Fish Passage Project in Jedediah Smith Redwoods State Park
  • Field Tour - Peacock Creek Fish Passage Project
  • Field Tour - Stream Restoration in Lower Klamath Tributaries
Rock Creek Ranch
2475 South Fork Road
Crescent City , CA

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