Symposia Sessions

For detailed information on these sessions, please see the Abstracts

• Aquaculture
• Whirling Disease
• Contributed Papers
• Western Native Fishes
• Coastal Cutthroat Trout
• Threats to Western Waters
• Food Webs and Fish Carrying Capacity
• Impacts of Fire Management on Fisheries
• Reservoir Sampling and Management Strategies
• Research and Management of Western Native Inland Trout
• Management of Resident Fish in the Columbia River Basin
• Supplementation: Measuring Effects and Predicting Outcomes
• Stream Habitat Restoration: Approaches, Cases and Techniques
• Watershed Planning: Approaches, Challenges, and Strategies for Success
• Science in the Public Arena: The How and Why of Scientific Decision-Making
• Instream Flows: Scientific Applications, Legal Considerations and Public Involvement
• Lessons for the Design of Future Salmon Habitat Restoration and Monitoring Programs
• Large-Scale Surveys: Providing the Scientific Foundation for Fish and Aquatic Ecosystem Management

There will be about 8 concurrent sessions each day, in addition to the Whirling Disease Symposium. Visit the Western Division annual meeting website for details regarding each of the symposia.