Registration is Sold Out
But there is still space in the Symposium Short Courses.
Hope to see you there!
Please contact Peggy McCormick with any questions at: registrar@rrnw.org
2023 River Restoration Symposium:
February 6 - 10th
Short Courses on Monday February 6th
Field Trip on Friday February 10th
WELCOME!
We are happy to announce the 21st annual River Restoration Northwest Symposium!
With such a strong show of enthusiasm from our diverse restoration community, we are pleased to provide a program that reflects this ever-evolving field of practice. Each year RRNW hosts researchers, scientists and field professionals from the Pacific Northwest and beyond to share knowledge and collaborate on the latest in River Restoration practices and research. This unique event seeks to share knowledge across disciplines and takes a holistic approach to river restoration at a one of a kind location with breathtaking views of the Columbia Gorge. Networking is a key component of the symposium with participants having plenty of time to collaborate and be inspired.
After several years of holding the Symposium registration rates and annual membership dues unchanged, we needed to increase the rates in response to the steadily increasing operational expenses of the event. As always, we strive to keep the RRNW events affordable to maximize participation from the growing river restoration community. We greatly appreciate RRNW’s amazing sponsors for their ongoing support which helps keep event registration costs affordable. Finally, we encourage everyone to spread the word about taking advantage of RRNW’s student internship and Klingeman Professional Stipend Fund programs offered to help cover Symposium registration costs.
THE SYMPOSIUM FORMAT
SHORT COURSES
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Learn, share and grow with full and half day courses.
PROGRAMS
Invited speakers and colleagues present in 12 different session areas (including a Poster session) throughout the week
FIELD TRIP
Visit a recently restored site with the project sponsors and designers to discuss project goals, challenges and outcomes.
BECOME A SPONSOR
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There are many benefits to sponsoring our symposium.
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Online registration for the symposium is closed. Onsite Registration will open at 1:30 Monday, February 3, 2020. Click HERE for more symposium information; including onsite registration fees. If you have additional questions please contact: Peggy McCormick our Event Coordinator
541-994-4252
Check back in October for the opening of the 2021 symposium registration.
2020 Symposium Registration questions: Please contact Peggy McCormick our Event Coordinator at:
541-994-4252
Key Symposium Info
In an effort to reduce our carbon footprint we encourage you to use our digital binder.
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We want to hear from you! Please provide feedback on this year's symposium and on the future direction of RRNW. We value your input.
Shuttle Service:
For those staying at the Best Western in Cascade Locks we have setup a shuttle service for you. Pickup and drop off is next to the lodge registration lobby.
Tue/Wed Night: Depart from the Lodge 8pm and 10pm
Wed/Thursday Morning: Depart from the Best Western 7:30am
SHORT COURSES
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Learn, share and grow with full and half day courses.
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PROGRAMS
Invited speakers and colleagues present in 12 different session areas (including a Poster session) throughout the week
CONDIT DAM FIELD TRIP
Visit a recently restored site with the project sponsors and designers to discuss project goals, challenges and outcomes.
BECOME A SPONSOR
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There are many benefits to sponsoring our symposium.
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
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SYMPOSIUM DIGITAL BINDER
Check out the 2020 Symposium Digital Binder where you can get the Symposium "latest" program information, and even curate your own event agenda.
You can easily access the participant survey to provide valuable feedback on program content throughout the conference.
Be sure to check announcements, and please know that any technical support inquiries will receive a response.
2023 LOCATION - SKAMANIA LODGE
"Skamania" is the Chinook Indian word for "swift water". The Columbia River Gorge hotel is aptly named, as it overlooks the majestic Columbia River that divides Oregon and Washington. There are also over 70 waterfalls nearby, including the famous Multnomah Falls, which at 620 feet, is the fifth highest waterfall in the United States. 45 minutes from Portland, the lodge offers 258 guest rooms, a 22,000 square foot conference and event center, an 18-hole, par 70 golf course, spa and fitness center. The fitness center includes two Peloton bikes, top of the line Precor fitness equipment, an indoor heated swimming pool, dry saunas and indoor and outdoor whirlpools. Adjacent to the lodge is a fitness course, volleyball and hiking trails.
THANK YOU TO OUR 2020 SPONSORS
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