
Pacific
Salmonid Recovery Conference
Science - Policy - Assessment - Restoration - Monitoring
February 15 - 17, 2006, 8:30 A.M. to 5 P.M.
Mountaineers Conference Center
300 Third Avenue West
Seattle, Washington
INFORMATION FOR 2006 SALMON CONFERENCE PRESENTERS
We are currently seeking presentations for the this year's conference in the following subject areas:
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Stock Status, Recovery Science, and Recent Developments |
Habitat and Population Assessment and Monitoring
Thursday, February 16, 2006, 8:30 A.M. -5 P.M. |
Restoration Strategies, Tools, and Monitoring
Friday, February 17, 2006, 8:30 A.M. - 5 P.M. |
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Status of Listed Pacific Salmonid Populations |
Ecological Indicators, Indices, and Protocols |
Protocols for Prioritizing Restoration and Monitoring |
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ESA and Other Policy Updates |
Assessing Salmonid Escapement |
Urban and Rural Restoration Case Studies |
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Tribes, Treaty Rights, and Opportunities |
Sampling Strategies for Spawning Populations |
Large Woody Debris and Engineered Logjams |
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Salmonid Toxicology and Water Quality |
Counting and Characterizing Anadromous Populations |
Habitat Mitigation Case Studies |
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Species Interactions and Competition |
Stock Assessment and Setting Sustainable Harvest Levels |
Nearshore and Estuarine Restoration Case Studies |
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TMDLs |
Riparian Corridor Inventories |
Channel Realignments and Hyporheic Zone Restoration |
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Instream Flows |
Salmonid Refugia Studies |
Improving Fish Ladders, Culverts, and Weirs |
| Shoreline Management | Hyporheic Zone Assessment | Nutrient Enrichment and Management |
| Genetics | Water Quality Monitoring Methods and Technologies | Dike Removal and Flood Plain Enhancement |
| Temperature and Growth Effects | Understanding Stream Health: Getting Beyond the Basics | Restoring Agricultural Land and Changing Land Practices |
| Approaches to Viability Criteria for Listed Species | Riparian and Wetland Habitat Assessment | Restoring Juvenile Salmonid Habitat |
| Forest Practices and Salmonid Recovery | Assessing Habitat Utilization in Streams and Estuaries | Restoring Instream Flows |
| Role of Fish Hatcheries and their Impacts on Listings and Salmonid Recovery | Juvenile Fish Passage Assessment | Ecological Response to Dam Removal |
| Impacts of Global Climate Change | Electrofishing and other Fish Capture Techniques | Management Tools for Restoration Success |
Click here to view the conference agenda from last year's regional conference
Proposal Information:
- Proposals will be reviewed and accepted on a continual basis
- early submittal is strongly encouraged.
- Each presentation will be approximately 45 minutes and will be followed
by time for questions and discussion.
- Each confirmed speaker is invited to attend the entire conference for free
as our honored guest.
- We prefer that speakers at least attend the full day of their presentation
to give continuity to the conference.
If you are interested in proposing a presentation, please click here: Submit Presentation Proposal Online
Feel free to contact Erick McWayne with session ideas and questions
at 206-762-1976 or emcwayne@nwetc.org.
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Northwest Environmental
Training Center
650 S. Orcas Street, Suite 220
Seattle, Washington 98108
Phone: 206-762-1976
Fax: 206-762-1979