RSS31ST ANNUAL SRF CONFERENCE: March 13-16, 2013 – Fortuna, CA First Call for Presenter Abstracts
SRF is posting the First Call for Abstracts for our 31st Annual
Salmonid Restoration Conference that will be March 13-16, 2013.
This year the conference will feature workshops on potential topics
that include fish passage design and engineering, analytical measures
to determine instream flow needs for salmonids, a DIDSON workshop, and
bioengineering techniques. Potential field tours include a Headwaters
Forest Tour: from Headwaters to Tidewaters, 30 Years of Restoration in
Sprowel Creek and Bull Creek, Humboldt Redwoods State Park, Urban
Stream, Coho-Bearing Creeks, and Marsh Restoration, Mad River and Mill
Creek Restoration, a Bioengineering tour, Estuary Restoration and
Off-channel Habitat Tour, and the Mad River Hatchery and Arcata
Wastewater Plants.
Potential Concurrent sessions include:
* Coho Salmon Restoration and Recovery Efforts
* Conservation and Genetics of Salmonids
* Marijuana Growing and Illegal Water Diversions that Impact
Salmonids and Watershed Health
* The Future of Restoration: How to Diversify and Fund a Sustainable
Restoration Field
* Restoration Techniques to Enhance Instream Flows
* Dam Removal to Benefit Salmonids
* Competing Resources: Water and Fish Allocations
* Recovery Plan Implementation
* Sediment Reduction and Management
* Climate Change and Oceanic Conditions
on November 5, 2012 at 6:47 am
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Is there a link to send an abstract? I have an email address to a person. We wish to submit a film and presentation — a newly released documentary, “Dancing Salmon Home” and presentation by Chief Caleen Sisk, Winnemem Wintu. Please contact misa@misajoo.com with link so we can submit this workshop or presentation.