2022 Salmonid Restoration Conference Abstract Submission Form

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Please complete this form as part of the abstract submission process for the 2022 Salmonid Restoration Federation Conference, taking place April 19 - April 22 in Santa Cruz, CA.

In addition to submitting this form, you will also need to e-mail a Word Document of your abstract to abstracts@calsalmon.org.

Presenter Abstracts are due on November 18, 2022.
Session Coordinator final selections of presenters are due on November 25, 2022.

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No periods, please. Example: PhD, PE, etc. If you don't have any credentials that you would like listed, leave this question blank.

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If you are submitting your abstract to a workshop, please indicate which one.

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Low-Tech Process-based Restoration with Beaver and Wood: Jump-Starting Structurally Starved Streams Workshop

Restoration Approaches to Instream Large Wood Augmentation

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Artificial Intelligence and eDNA: Emerging Technologies in Salmonid Monitoring

Approaches for Management and Restoration of Coastal Central Lagoons

Beyond Physical Habitat: the Importance of Prey Availability and Productivity in Recovering Imperiled Salmonid Populations

Creating Opportunities for Community Involvement to Address Common Urban Streams Management Issues

Hydrologic Management for the Anthropocene

Drought Response: Identifying the Science, Policies and Projects Needed to Protect Fisheries and Water Resources in a Drying Climate

Lightning Tales Where Wisdom Sails

Managing Non-native Predatory Fish in California’s Salmon Bearing Streams

Mountain Meadows: Restoring Functions in Headwater Catchments under Changing Climate and Wildfire Regimes

Opportunities for Collaboration: Tools and Initiatives for Increasing Our Collective Impact

Seascape Ecology: Growth, Survival, and Foraging in the California Current

Considering Life- History Variation in Salmonid Restoration

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