Wednesday June 12, 2013
8:00	Registration		Overview & Keynote
8:30	Welcome to the Yakima Basin Science & Management Conference Dave Fast
8:45	Dave Fast – YN Fisheries	Overview of Fisheries Activities in the Yakima Basin
9:00	Alex Conley – YBFWRB	Overview of Habitat Activities in the Yakima Basin
9:20	Moderator - Cynthia Wilkerson Derek Sandison, Urban Eberhardt, Mike Leita, Phil Rigdon, Michael Garrity	YRBWEB Panel - Status of Yakima River Integrated Plan
10:20	Break		Lamprey, Sockeye, Bull Trout
10:40	Eric Anderson	Yakima Bull Trout Status & Recovery Implementation
11:00	Brian Saluskin – YN Fisheries Pat Monk	Cle Elum Reintroduction/Passage Cle Elum Interim Passage
11:20	Andrew Matala - CRITFC	Genetic monitoring of sockeye salmon reintroduction in Lake Cle Elum: evaluating relative productivity among two donor stocks
11:40	Ralph Lampman – YN Fisheries	Yakima Lamprey Program
12:00	Andy Johnsen – USFWS	Passage of Radio-tagged Adult Pacific Lamprey at Yakima River Diversions
12:20	Lunch
1:20	Ryan Anderson - City of Yakima	Confluence of Gray and Green Infrastructure in the Gap to Gap Reach:  Incorporating the Yakima Regional Wastewater Treatment Plant into floodplain restoration	Flow Enhancement
1:40	Toby Kock – USGS, Ian Courter - CFS	Assessment of Stream Flow Effects on Smolt Survival Below Roza Dam
2:00	Toby Kock – USGS	Assessment of Passage Route Effects on Smolt Survival at Roza and Prosser Dams
2:20	Lisa Pelly – TU	Yakima Water Banking Updates
3:00	Break
3:20	Curt Knudsen – Oncorh Consulting	Trends in hatchery- and natural-origin spring Chinook salmon demographic and phenotypic traits
3:40	Charlie Waters - UW	Evaluating the effectiveness of managed gene flow to reduce adaptation to captivity in supportive breeding programs	Spring Chinook
4:00	Chris Johnson – WDFW	Yakima River Spring Chinook Competition/Capacity Studies
4:20	Don Larsen - NOAA	Stuck in the middle: contrasting effects of size on early male maturation and survival of Chinook salmon smolts.
4:40	Curt Knudsen – Oncorh Consulting	Comparison of Breeding Success Between 1^st and 2^nd Generation Hatchery Spring Chinook
5:00	Anthony Fritts	Spring Chinook Hooking Mortality Research

Thursday June 13, 2013
8:40	Melinda Davis – YN Fisheries	Summer/Fall Chinook Program	Summer/Fall Chinook & Coho
9:00	Rebecca Wassel – MCFEG	Yakima River Delta Study
9:20	Tom Elliot – YN Wildlife	Wapato Reach/lower river restoration plans
9:40	Todd Newsome – YN Fisheries	Coho Reintroduction
10:00	Break
10:20	Joel Freudenthal – Yakima Co.	Current Status and Future Actions in the Gap to Gap Reach and Lower Naches
10:40	Kirk Holmes	Manastash Creek Flood Hazard and Habitat Assessment: Lessons Learned
11:00	Scott Nicolai – YN Fisheries	YKFP Habitat Stewardship Activities in the Yakima	Ecological Interactions & Steelhead
11:20	William Meyer - WDFW	Yakima Beaver Project
11:40	Jennifer O’Neal - Tetratech	Project-Scale Stream Restoration Monitoring: A Regional Review of Habitat Data for the Mid-Columbia
12:00	Lunch
1:00	Katherine Strickler, Caren Goldberg, and Alexander Fremier University of Idaho	Using environmental DNA in monitoring programs for fish and amphibians
1:20	Michael Porter – YN Fisheries	Bird and Fish Predation
1:40	Gabe Temple – WDFW	Ecological Evaluation of Coho Salmon Reintroduction in a Central Washington Watershed
2:00	Chris Frederiksen – YN Fisheries	Yakima Steelhead Telemetry Research
2:20	Zack Mays - WDFW	Upper Yakima Telemetry
2:40	Neala Kendall	Life-cycle models for the diverse and plastic Oncorhynchus mykiss in the Yakima River basin: challenges and opportunities
3:00	Break
3:20	Doug Hatch - CRITFC	Survival and Traits of Reconditioned Kelt Steelhead Oncorhynchus mykiss in the Yakima River, Washington
3:40	Jeffery Trammell	An Evaluation of the Yakama Fisheries Kelt Reconditioning
4:00	Andrew Pierce – CRITFC	Control of Parasitic Copepods in Steelhead Kelts
4:20	Ian Courter CFS, David Child - YBJB	Influence of Resident Trout on Steelhead Production in the Yakima Basin