Klickitat and White Salmon Rivers (Columbia Gorge) Fisheries and Watershed Science Conference

Klickitat and White Salmon Rivers (Columbia Gorge)
Fisheries and Watershed Science Conference
March 20, 2012
8:45 AM – 4:30 PM

Presentations and abstracts can be accessed by clicking on the corresponding link (in Adobe .pdf format).

AGENDA

Chief Washines, Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission	Invocation
Bill Sharp, Yakama Nation Fisheries	Opening Comments
Alec Maule, USGS Columbia River Research Lab Jessica Montag, USGS Colorado	Multidisciplinary Climate Change Research in the Yakima and Methow River Basins	Abstract
Thomas C. Pierson, USGS Cascades Volcano Observatory	Lahar Hazard at Mount Adams	Abstract
Todd Olson, PacifiCorp Energy	Condit Dam October 26, 2011 Breach Event Current Status and Decommissioning Process	Abstract
James Hatten, USGS Columbia River Research Lab	Modeling the Affects of Condit Dam Removal on Tule Fall Chinook Spawning Habitat	Abstract
	BREAK
Rod Engle, US Fish & Wildlife Service	White Salmon Tule Fall Chinook Transport and 2011 Natural Production Results	Abstract
Dan Rawding Washington Dept. of Fish & Wildlife	Study Designs and Preliminary Steelhead Responses to the Removal of Hemlock Dam on the Wind River	Abstract
Brad Caldwell, Washington State Dept. of Ecology	Methodologies to Establish In-stream Flow in Washington State (Instream Flow Incremental Methodology & Toe-Width)	Abstract
Brien Rose, USGS Columbia River Research Lab	Impact of Irrigation Diversion Screens on Juvenile Lampreys in the Columbia River Basin	Abstract
Blaine Parker, Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission	Columbia Gorge Sturgeon Populations Status & Trends	Abstract
	LUNCH
Joe McCanna and Blayne Eineichner, The Confederated Tribes of the Warm Springs	Hood River Habitat Program	Abstract
Ian Sinks, Columbia Land Trust	Stewardship of the Hood River Powerdale Corridor	Abstract
Nico Romero, Yakama Nation Fisheries	Effectiveness Monitoring at Multiple Temporal and Spatial Scales to Quantify Biotic and Abiotic Responses to Stream Enhancement	Abstract
Elaine Harvey Yakama Nation Fisheries	Steelhead Populations, Movement, and Habitat Use in Rock Creek (Klickitat County)	Abstract
Chris Moan, The Confederated Tribes of the Warm Springs	John Day Basin Irrigation Efficiencies	Abstract
	BREAK
Scott Turo The Confederated Tribes of the Warm Springs	Shitike Restoration Project – Successful Creation of Thermal Refugia	Abstract
Bill Sharp, Yakama Nation Fisheries	Klickitat Subbasin Fishway and Monitoring Facility Update – Facilities to Support Hatchery Reform Efforts	Abstract
Joe Zendt Yakama Nation Fisheries	Fishery Science Questions Surrounding the Proposed Klickitat Hatchery Program - Monitoring Information on Native Species Recovery, Harvest Goals, and Hatchery/Wild Interactions	Abstract
	Wrap-Up

Klickitat and White Salmon Rivers (Columbia Gorge) Fisheries and Watershed Science Conference March 20, 2012 8:45 AM – 4:30 PM

Klickitat and White Salmon Rivers (Columbia Gorge)
Fisheries and Watershed Science Conference
March 20, 2012
8:45 AM – 4:30 PM