The next webinar in our restoration series, presentations and a panel discussion on equity and inclusion in the restoration field, took place Friday, October 23. A recording of the presentations is available on our Vimeo page: https://vimeo.com/472317354

"Deep Restoration: The Work Outside and the Work Inside"
Rene Henery, PhD, Trout Unlimited

"Becoming Aware of and Managing Your Biases"
John Griffith, Humboldt Redwoods State Park

Mike Belchik, Sr. Water Policy Analyst, Yurok Tribe

The Potter Valley Project FERC Relicensing Status, Dam Removal Project Plan, and Anticipated Benefits to Salmonids

Darren Mierau, California Trout North Coast Director
Alyssa FitzGerald, PhD, University of California Santa Cruz, and NOAA Southwest Fisheries Science Center Affiliate

SRRC and SRF are hosting a Virtual Spring-run Chinook Symposium on July 23 and 24, 2020. There will be two partial days of presentations. Topics will include spring Chinook genetics, the impacts of climate change, restoration projects, historical distribution and reintroduction. The second day of this symposium will take the place of our monthly restoration webinar series. Although we'll miss gathering in person, we hope you'll join us for this event!

This webinar will examine the effects of food webs and aquatic habitat productivity on the growth of juvenile salmonids, particularly in productive ecosystems or where food webs strongly interact with physical habitat attributes to influence growth.

CalTrout Biologist Jacob Katz will begin the webinar with his talk from the postponed 2020 Conference agenda, entitled "Puddle Power: Reactivating Floodplains and Reenergizing River Food Webs".