Symposium Agenda

Thursday, July 23

8-9am - Registration and Continental Breakfast

9am - Opening Remarks TBA

9:30am - Spring Chinook Conservation Genetics Presentations & Panel Discussion

Michael Miller, PhD
Tasha Thompson, PhD, Wild Salmon Center
Spring-run Chinook (ishyâat) in the Salmon River: A Tale of Two Forks, Amy Fingerle, PhD Program, UC Berkeley

11:15am - Recovery Strategies for Spring-run Chinook

The SPRING Team: A Forum for Shared Learning on Spring Chinook Repopulation and Recovery, Shari Anderson, Lazuli Ecological Services and Craig Tucker, Suits & Signs
CDFW Spring Chinook Recovery Actions and Updates, Crystal Robinson, CDFW
Introduction to SHaRP - Salmonid Habitat Restoration Prioritization, Christopher O’Keefe and Kurt Bainbridge, CDFW

12:30pm - Lunch

1:30pm - Spring Chinook Repopulation and Restoration Efforts

Elwha Dam Removal, George Pess
South Fork Trinity RSI Project, Joshua Smith, Watershed Research and Training Center
TBA

3:15pm - Afternoon Workshop: TBA

4:30pm - Closing Remarks TBA

6:30pm - Dinner

Friday, July 24

8 - 9am - Continental Breakfast and pack lunch for tours

Concurrent Field Tours 9am - 5pm:

Salmon River Floodplain and Fisheries Restoration Tour with Kim Deniz and Karuna Greenberg, Salmon River Restoration Council
High Mountain Meadows Restoration Tour with Jay Jackson, Salmon River Restoration Council, Jimmy Peterson, Mid Klamath Watershed Counci