Presentations at 33rd Annual Salmonid Restoration Conference

California’s Climate in Perspective: Paleoclimate Records of Past Droughts and Floods

B. Lynn Ingram, PhD, University of California, Berkeley, and author of The West Without Water

Planning for Large-Scale Floodplain Habitat Restoration in the Salmon River

Joel Monschke, Jay Stallman, and Joshua Strange, Salmon River Watershed Council, Stillwater Sciences

Historical Context for Interpreting Early Accounts of Pacific Salmon in California

Brian Spence, PhD, NOAA Fisheries, Southwest Fisheries Science Center

Innovative Approaches to Coho Salmon Recovery Workshop

This report Includes a summary of the workshop, as well as all presentation abstracts and PowerPoint slides.

Climate Change Vulnerability Assessments Session (Part 1 of 2)

Contains PowerPoint slides from the presentations of Michael J. Furniss and Nate Mantua

Climate Change Vulnerability Assessments Session (Part 2 of 2)

Contains PowerPoint slides from the presentations of Josh Israel, Jeremy Kobor, and Dane Behrens

Detecting and Designing Synchronous Channel and Floodplain Habitats

Rocko Brown, UC Davis

Restoration of Riparian Forests and Riparian Ecosystem Processes and Implications for Salmon Restoration

Katie Ross-Smith, Cardno

Yolo Bypass Widening into the Elkhorn Basin: A Multi-Benefit Opportunity for Floodplain Habitat, Flood Relief and Fish Passage

Jai Singh, cbec, inc.

You are What you Eat: Isotope Tools to Track Floodplain Rearing of Native Fishes

Rachel Johnson, Southwest Fisheries Science Center, NOAA Fisheries

Cost-effective Planning for Large-Scale Floodplain Habitat Restoration in the Salmon River, western Siskiyou County, California

Jay Stallman and Joel Monshke, Stillwater Sciences

Development of a Multi-threaded Wetland Channel Complex and the Implications for Salmonids

Lauren Hammack, Prunuske Chatham, Inc.

Restoration of Fluvial Processes, Floodplains, and Habitat in Lower Butano Creek

Chris Hammersmark, cbec, inc.

Enhancing Channel and Floodplain Connectivity: Improving Salmonid Winter Habitat on Lagunitas Creek, Marin County, California

Greg Kamman, PG, CEG, Kamman Hydrology & Engineering, Inc.

Building Landscape Hydrologic Resilience To Climate Change Is Analogous to, and Synonymous with Salmonid Ecosystem Restoration

John McKeon and Brian Cluer, NOAA Fisheries

Broadening the View of “Limiting Factors” vs “Process-based” Restoration Strategies to Maximize Systematic Endangered Species Pl

Derek Booth, Cardno

Comparison of Benthic Invertebrate Community Structure & Diet Composition of Steelhead Trout (Oncorhynchus Mykiss) in Dry Creek

Andrea Dockham, Sonoma County Water Agency

Immediate Fish Response to Stream Habitat Enhancement in the Spawning Reach of a Highly Altered Central Valley Stream

Andrea Fuller, FISHBIO

Jam ‘in for Salmon: Monitoring Channel Response to Large Wood Placement

Kathleen Morgan, Gualala River Watershed Council

Low-cost Restoration Techniques for Rapidly Increasing Wood Cover in Coastal Coho Salmon Streams

Jen Carah, The Nature Conservancy

Watershed Scale Fish Habitat Restoration in Tributaries of the Lower Klamath River

Rocco Fiori, Yurok Tribal Fisheries Restoration Program

Using Helicopters to Improve Salmonid Habitat in a Snake River Tributary

Eric D. Hoverson, Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation Fisheries

Developing Plans to Integrate Wood Loading Techniques into Watershed Scale Restoration Planning

Tom Leroy and Chris Moore, Pacific Watershed Associates

Can the CHaMP Protocol Detect Habitat Changes Resulting From the Addition of Large Wood to a Northern California Stream?

Elizabeth Mackey, California Department of Fish and Wildlife

The Rise of the Stage Zero Channel as a Stream Restoration Goal

Michael M. Pollock and Brian Cluer, NOAA Fisheries

Managing floodplain productivity: Slow it down, Spread it out, Grow ‘em Up

Jacob Katz, Cal Trout