2019 Salmonid Restoration Conference Abstract Submission Form

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Please complete this form as part of the abstract submission process for the 2019 Salmonid Restoration Federation Conference, taking place April 23-26 in Santa Rosa, CA.

After 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 7, 2018.
Session Coordinator final selections of presenters are due on November 14, 2018.

What is your first name? *

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What is your affiliation? *

Please write the name of your employer or affiliation exactly as you would want it listed in the Presenter Directory.

E-mail Address *

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Please list any credentials that you would like listed next to your name in the Presenter Directory.

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

Are you presenting as a student? *

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What is the title of your abstract? *

Will your presentation include a PowerPoint slideshow? *

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

Leave this question blank if you are submitting to a concurrent session.

Restoring to Stage 0, Recent Advances and Applications in Process-Based Habitat Restoration

Thinking Outside the Channel: Comprehensive Approaches to Urban Stream Restoration

Assessing Ecological Risks from Streamflow Diversions

Growing Impacts: Cannabis and Instream Flows

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

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Data, Planning and Actions for Watershed Resiliency: Fires, Floods and Climate Change

Floodplains and Functions: From Concept to Creation

Salmonid Foodscapes in River Networks

Freshwater-Estuarine Transition Zone in Coastal Watersheds

Stage 0 Restoration, Design, and Implementation

Let The River Run: Insights into Understanding the Klamath Basin

Incorporating Tribal Ecological Knowledge Into Salmonid Recovery Efforts

Possibility of a Renaissance for Spring-Run Chinook: Fact or Fiction?

Summertime Blues: Salmonid Survival and Ecosystem Response at the Base of the Hydrograph

Strategies for Improving Streamflow

Innovations in the Science and Management of Dry Season Water Supply for Salmonid Recovery in California

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