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| 9:15 A.M.–9:45 A.M. |
Watertype Assessment Projects
Jamie Glasgow, Wild Fish Conservancy |
Habitat Restoration: Lessons from the Past, Tools for the Future
Pete Bisson,
U.S.D.A. Forest Service Pacific Northwest Research Station
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Panel Discussion: Nearshore and Estuary Projects
Moderator: Doug Osterman,
King County
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Beatty Creek Barrier Removal and Channel Reconstruction
Mike Kuttel, Jr.,
Thurston Conservation District
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| 10 A.M.–10:30 A.M. |
Negotiating with Landowners and Combining Funding Sources
Eric Erler,
Capitol Land Trust
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Engineered Log Jams
Mike McHenry,
Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe
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| Panel discussion: Nearshore and Estuary Projects (continued-same file as above)
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Perry Creek Fish Passage Project
Lance Winecka,
South Puget Sound Salmon Enhancement Group
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| 10:45 A.M.-11:15 A.M. |
White River: Making Acquisitions Work in Eastern Washington
Gordon Congdon,
Chelan-Douglas Land Trust
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Trap Creek Large Woody Debris Placement
Ron Craig, Willapa Bay Regional Fisheries Enhancement Group
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| Panel discussion: Nearshore and Estuary Projects (continued-same file as above) |
Project Partners for Fish Passage: Examples from the Chehalis Basin
Lee Napier,
Grays Harbor County
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| 11:30 A.M.-12 P.M. |
Working Your Way Through Acquisitions: From Landowner Willingness and Parcel Prioritizing Through Project Closing
Molly Doran,
Skagit Land Trust
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Using Large Wood Structures To Aggrade Sediment and Increase Habitat Diversity in Bedrock Stream Channels
Tony Meyer,
Lower Columbia Fisheries Enhancement Group
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| Panel discussion: Nearshore and Estuary Projects (continued-same file as above) |
WRIA 1 Fish Barrier Inventory: A Basin-Wide Approach
Scott Rockwell, Nooksack Tribe and Darrell Gray, Nooksack Salmon Enhancement Association
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| 12 P.M.–1:30 P.M. |
Lunch and Presentation:
Monitoring Past, Present, and Future
Jennifer O'Neal, Tetra Tech EC, Inc.
(This presentation is not available)
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| 1:35 P.M.–2:05 P.M. |
Conserving Floodplains in a Competitive Real Estate Market (Yakima, Cle Elum & Teanaway Rivers)
Scott Nicolai, Yakama Nation and David Gerth, Kittitas Conservation Trust
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Riparian Restoration in Arid Landscapes
Alison Bower,
Walla Walla County Conservation District
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Wiley Slough: Considerations For Planning Complex Estuary Restoration Projects
Steve Hinton, Skagit System Cooperative
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Cedar Creek Dam Removal
Sandy Dotts, Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife in partnership with the Town of Ione
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| 2:15 P.M.–2:45 P.M. |
Panel Discussion: Acquisition Projects from A to Z
Moderator: Marc Duboiski
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Riparian Planting and Floodplain Functions
Bob Aldrich, Snohomish County
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Landscape-scale Conservation on Grays River
Ian Sinks, Columbia Land Trust
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Working with the Agricultural Community: Projects that Benefit Fish and Farmers
Anna Lael, Kittitas County Conservation District
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| 3 P.M.-3:30 P.M. |
Panel Discussion: Acquisition Projects from A to Z
Moderator: Marc Duboiski (continued-same file as above) |
Using Habitat Assessments to Target Restoration Actions
Alan Soicher, Nooksack Tribe, and Mike Maudlin, Lummi Nation
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Nisqually Estuary: Complexities of a Large-Scale Restoration
Jeannette Dorner, Nisqually Tribe
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Chewuch Dam Barrier Removal
Chris Johnson, Chewuch Basin Council, and Greg Knott, Bureau of Reclamation
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| 3:45 P.M.–4:15 P.M. |
Panel Discussion: Acquisition Projects from A to Z
Moderator: Marc Duboiski (continued-same file as above) |
Managing a Complex Levee Setback Project
Dan Wrye,
Pierce County Water Programs
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Nearshore Restoration, Sediment Transport, and Effectiveness Monitoring
Scott Thomas, City of Burien
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Dogfish Creek Estuary Restoration: Building a Bridge and a Park for Salmon and People
Paul Dorn, Suquamish Tribe
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