Knowledge Exchange Workshop – Cumulative Threats, Collaborative Solutions: Shaping Salmon and Watershed Futures

Knowledge Exchange Workshop Materials

• Workshop Report
• Full playlist of workshop (YouTube)
• Attendee Project Slideshow
• Watershed Futures Initiative Homepage – Cumulative Effects | Watershed Futures Initiative | British Columbia
• Watershed Futures Initiative Latest Research – Research | Watershed Futures Initiative | British Columbia
• Stressor-Response Libraries:
  • https://connect.fisheries.noaa.gov/salmon_stressor_response_library/
  • https://mjbayly.com/stressor-response

PowerPoint Presentations (PDF)

1. Jonathan Moore, Simon Fraser University
   Cumulative Impacts as a Wicked Problem 
2. Nigel Sainsbury / Sara Cannon, Simon Fraser University
   Values, Injustice, and Salmon
3. Spencer Dakin Kuiper, Simon Fraser University
   Spatial Patterns in Cumulative Impacts
4. Sam Wilson, Simon Fraser University
   Synthesizing Pathways of Effect for Decision Making
5. Nigel Sainsbury, Simon Fraser University
   Public Preferences for Watershed Stewardship
6. Marta Ulaski, Simon Fraser University
   Policy for Healthy Habitat
7. Riley Finn, University of British Columbia
   Action for Salmon Recovery
8. Jonathan Moore, Simon Fraser University
   Shared Watershed Pathways in a Time of Cumulative Impacts
9. Urban Eberhart, Kittitas Reclamation District / Michael Garrity, WA Dept. Fish & Wildlife
   The Importance of Collaboration in the Yakima Basin and Other regions 
10. Christina Radyo, Skeetchesn Natural Resources
    Tsecmenúl̓ecwem-kt: A Collaborative and Multi-Disciplinary Approach to Managing Cumulative Impacts in the Deadman Watershed
11. Rene Henery, Trout Unlimited
    Towards Coherence: Tactical Guidance for Working Differently