Knowledge Exchange Workshop – Low-Tech Approaches for Salmon Recovery

Knowledge Exchange Workshop materials

1. 1. Low-Tech Approaches for Salmon Restoration Workshop Report  
   2. Supplementary Resources
   3. Attendee Project Slideshow
   4. Full playlist of Workshop (YouTube) 

Power Point Presentations (PDF)

1. 1. Joe Wheaton, Utah State University
      Low-Tech, High Impact: Process-Based Tools for Salmon Recovery
   2. Reid Camp, Snake River Salmon Recovery Board
      Posts, PALS, and Pitfalls: Hard-Won Lessons in Low-Tech Restoration
   3. Bryan Maloney, Chelan County
      Maximizing Low-Tech Restoration in Diverse Stream Systems 
   4. Matt Gamel, Lower Columbia Fish Enhancement Group
      Stage-8 Strategies for Riparian Activiation and Mega-sized BDAs for Full Floodplain Inundation 
   5. Jennifer Rogers, BC Wildlife Federation
      Nature-Based Approaches for Recovery and Resilience After Fire 
   6. Julie Vanderwal, Sparrow Song Consulting & Chris Hoag, Hoag Riparian & Wetland Restoration
      Evolving Low-Tech Restoration Tools for Modified Landscapes
   7. Jen Vanderhoof, King County Science and Technical Support Section
      Growing Trees Amidst an Abundance of Beavers
   8. Justin Peterson, Nez Perce Tribe
      Low Tech Log Jams? Somebody Better Knock on Wood!
   9. Catherine Tarasoff, Agrowest Consulting Scientists
      Clearing the Way for Salmon Habitat: A Proven Method to Remove Reed Canary Grass Before Restoration