Short Courses
Welcome
Frank Groznik, RRNW President
Opening Address
Dave Buchannan, Tyee Winery –“Landowner Viewpoint on Landowners and Restoration”
Design Methods A
Peter Goodwin, University of Idaho –“Muddling Through Modeling”
Moderator: Janine M. Castro, RRNW Board Member
Session 1: Hydraulic Modeling Tools
- Moderator: Brian Cluer, RRNW Regional Director, California
- Hydraulic Analysis of Instream Structures and Channel Rehabilitation Projects Using HEC-RAS
Sean Welch - FishXing 3: Software for Modeling Fish Passage and Culvert Hydraulics for the Assessment and Design of Stream Crossings
Antonio Llanos and Michael Love
Session 2: Visualization Techniques
- Moderator: Anne MacDonald, RRNW Regional Director, Oregon
- Using 3D GIS Visualization to Explore Dam Removal on the Snake & Elwha Rivers, Washington
Presentation with embedded animations ( 9.3 mgs) Ross Freeman - Exploring Techniques to Present Multidimensional Technical Information: A Visual Approach
Jeffrey Guntle and Antonio Llanos
Design Methods B
Craig Fischenich, Hydraulic Engineer, US Army Corps of Engineers, Vicksburg, MS –” Stable Channel Design Methods – Theory, Practice and Pitfalls”
Moderator: Pete Klingeman, RRNW Board Member
Session 3: Meander Reconstruction
- Moderator: Dave Maurer, BLM, Roseburg, OR
- Large Scale Stream Channel and Flood Plain Rehabilitation of Resurrection Creek Near Hope, Alaska
Brian Bair and David Blanchet - Bair/Blanchet Presentation Section A
Bair/Blanchet Presentation Section B
Bair/Blanchet Presentation Section C - Geomorphic Meander Restoration of Incised and Aggraded Systems in the Blue Mountain Range in Washington State
Barry Southerland
Poster Session
Design Methods C
Thomas Quinn, University of Washington –”The Production of Anadromous Salmonids from Streams: Behavioral and Population-Level Perspectives”
Design Methods D
Hiram Li, Oregon State University –”Recovering Species from a Community Perspective: Connecting Stephen A. Forbes and the Endangered Species Act”
Moderator: Greg Koonce, RRNW Board Member
Session 4: Fish Habitat I
- Moderator: Elaine Mayer, RRNW Regional Director, Alaska
- Coho Salmon Smolt Production from Constructed and Natural Floodplain Habitats
Phil Roni and Sarah Morley - If you build it, will they come? Spawning Habitat Restoration Project Preplanning, Site Evaluation, Feasibility and Design Considerations for Chum Salmon
Kelley Jorgensen - Lamprey Conservation Guidance for Instream Activities
Bianca Streif
Session 5: Fish Habitat II
- Moderator: Simon Page, RRNW Regional Director, Washington
- Clackamas River Side Channels: Habitat Enhancement Project
Michael McAllister and Todd Alsbury - Fish-Passage Culverts-Lessons Learned from Construction and Monitoring
Barbara Ellis-Sugar - Restoration of Endangered Sucker Habitat on Private Lands in the SpragueRiver Watershed: Challenges, Designs and Monitoring
Faye Weekley
Optional Video: Williams Creek
Session 6: The “100-Year” Flood
- Moderator: Holly Walla, RRNW Board Member
- The National Evaluation of the One-Percent (100-Year) Flood Standard and Potential Implications on Stream Restoration Projects
Kevin Coulton - Is a Riparian Restoration Still Viable After “100-year” Storm Events Alter the Original Design?
Sarah Cooke
After-Dinner Presentation
Kathleen Dean Moore, Oregon State University Distinguished Professor of Philosophy, Author of River Walking: Reflections on Moving Water
Design Methods E
Sue Niezgoda–“A Cost-Based Risk Assessment Method for Selecting Stream Restoration Design Alternatives”
Moderator: Rob Sampson, RRNW Regional Director, Idaho
Session 7: Risk in Restoration
- Moderator: Kelley Jorgenson, URS Corporation, Portland, OR
- Daybreak Dike Removal from the East Fork Lewis River
Karen Streeter - Kelley Creek Confluence Restoration
Janet Corsale and Holly Walla - Issues of Risk in Stream/Wetland Restoration in the Northwest
Krey Price and Merri Martz
Session 8: Construction Techniques
- Moderator: Mike Miles, RRNW Regional Director, British Columbia
- Lower Coeur d’Alene River Bank Stabilization Pilots
Erik Ryan and Susan Firor - Restoration Techniques for Three High Gradient Tributaries in Karnowsky Creek, Oregon Coast Range
Johan Hogervorst and Barbara Ellis-Sugai
Session 9: State of the Region – What’s Going on in the PNW?
- Moderator: Sandra Orban, RRNW Regional Director, Yukon
- Lessons Learned from California Restoration Practitioners and Post-Project Appraisals
Shannah Anderson - Pacific Northwest Results of the NationalRiver Restoration Science Synthesis
Robin Jenkinson and Katherine Barnas - Gravel Augmentation for Salmon Spawning Habitat Below Dams in Northern California
Toby Minear and Matt Kondolf
Closing
Frank Groznik, RRNW President