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10th Spring-run Chinook Symposium

Thursday, July 23, 2020 to Friday, July 24, 2020

SRRC and SRF hosted the first virtual Spring Chinook Symposium on July 23 and 24, 2020.

This event consisted of two partial days of presentations, shared live via Zoom. Topics included spring Chinook genetics, the impacts of climate change, restoration projects, historical distribution and reintroduction. Although we missed gathering in person, we loved having you all join us for this event!

The links to presenter slides are available at the bottom of this page. Presentation recordings are available on our Vimeo page here: https://vimeo.com/showcase/7398900

Please email maddie@calsalmon.org with any questions.

Wooley Creek Photo by Scott Harding
Wooley Creek Photo by Scott Harding
  • Wooley Creek Photo by Scott Harding
  • Photo by Janjaap Dekker
  • Photo by Janjaap Dekker

Related Documents

PDF icon Spring-run Chinook Symposium Agenda
PDF icon Efforts to Address Habitat Impairments From Legacy Placer Mining in the Middle Klamath (Jay Stallman)
PDF icon Large Wood in an Untamed River: Lessons Learned (Josh Smith)
PDF icon Climate-driven Increases in Salmon River Water Temperatures: Implications for Spring-run Chinook (Eli Asarian)
PDF icon Differentiation of Spring and Fall-run Chinook in the Klamath-Trinity Watershed From an Indigenous Perspective (Charley Reed)
PDF icon Spring Chinook Survey Trends for the Klamath Basin Downstream of Iron Gate Dam (John Hamilton)
PDF icon Place-based management: An Indigenous/Western Science Perspective (Kari Norgaard and Ron Reed)
PDF icon The Genetic and Evolutionary Basis of Spring Run-timing in Chinook: The Current State of the Science (Michael Miller)
PDF icon North Fork Salmon River Kelly Bar Off-Channel Habitat Restoration: Project Planning, Implementation and Monitoring (Rachel Shea)
PDF icon Status of Recovery in a Spring Chinook Stronghold (Karuna Greenberg)

Partners

Salmon River Restoration Council
California Department of Fish & Wildlife
Karuk Tribe
US Forest Service