32nd Annual Salmonid Restoration Conference

Recovery Strategies for Coastal Salmonids

March 19 - 22, 2014

Santa Barbara, California

Drought and California's Climate of Extremes: A climate history of droughts and floods

Frances Malamud-Roam, Caltrans

Recovery Strategies for Coastal Salmonids - The Social Science of Saving Salmon and Steelhead

Charlotte Ambrose, National Marine Fisheries Service

Southern Steelhead Habitat: It's About Water and Boulders: Implications for Restoration

Edward Keller, Department of Earth Science, UC Santa Barbara

A Practioner's Guide to Instream Transactions in California

Chris Alford, American Rivers

Current Distribution of Beavers in California: Implications for Salmonids

Eli Asarian, Riverbend Sciences

Comparing Demographics of Two Steelhead Populations and Habitat Characteristics

Eileen Baglivio, California Polytechnic State University

Instream flows for anadramous fish passage on the intermittent and partly regulated Santa Maria River, coastal southern Californ

Derek Booth, Bren School of Environmental Science and Management, UC Santa Barbara

Adaptive monitoring to a large-scale restoration action - The Elwha River dam removal

George Pess, NOAA

Combining stable isotope analysis with telemetry to identify trade-offs between thermal and trophic resources for fish in therma

Kim Brewitt, University of California Santa Cruz

The Santa Ynez River: A Steelhead Angling History

Mark Capelli, National Marine Fisheries Service

Seascape Genetic Analysis of Chinook Salmon in the California Current Reveals Distinct Marine Distributions Among Stocks

John Carlos Garza, NOAA Fisheries