The 2016 Steelhead Summit agenda highlighted adaptive genomic variation, steelhead recovery planning, coastal monitoring status reports, fish passage planning, and water conservation efforts.
Elijah Portugal is a Senior Environmental Scientist with the California Department of Fish and Wildlife in the Cannabis and Instream Flow unit within the Fisheries Branch in Sacramento. He holds a BS in Fisheries Biology from Humboldt State University and an MS in Watershed Science from Utah State University. He has over 12 years’ experience working with fish habitat in fluvial environments throughout the West, including northern California.
The 8th Spring-run Chinook Symposium in Chico, CA will highlight recent restoration efforts in Butte and Battle Creek, instream flow planning in Deer and Antelope Creek, and much more.
