The table below outlines the symposium presentations. To view the summary for an individual presentation, click "Link to PDF" in the Summary column. To view the video of the presentation, click "Link to Video" in the Video column.
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Title | Presenter/Affiliation | Summary | Video |
|---|---|---|---|
Introduction and Stream Temperature | Moderator: Maryanne Reiter | ||
Welcome and goals of Symposium | Sherri Johnson/USFS PNW Maryanne Reiter/Weyerhauser | ||
Landscape context of forest management in the Pacific Northwest | Liz Dent/ODF | Not available | |
Stream temperature response to forest harvest - Type N, Washington | Bill Ehinger/WDOE | ||
Trask River Watershed Study: using the entire stream temperature data distribution to detect changes from forest management | Maryanne Reiter/Weyerhaeuser | ||
Light, Nutrients and Macroinvertebrates | Moderator: Mark Meleason (ODF) | ||
Thermal responses to riparian thinning in redwood headwater streams at multiple spatial scales | David Roon/OSU | Not available | |
Do increases in nutrients lead to increases in algal standing stocks and primary productivity following forest harvest? | Sherri Johnson/USFS PNW Linda Ashkenas/OSU | ||
How the legacies of early forest management in stream riparian zones affect light availability and food webs in headwater ecosystems today. | Dana Warren/OSU | ||
Effect of experimental riparian buffers on macroinvertebrate export from non-fish-bearing streams | Steph Estrella/WDOE | ||
How bugs told the story of harvest on the Trask | Judy Li/OSU | ||
Fish, Aquatic Ecosystem Response | Moderator: Bob Bilby | ||
A perspective from the interior PNW: A comprehensive assessment of the effects of harvest practices on stream systems - Mica Creek | Tim Link/Univ. of Idaho | ||
Beyond the initial experiment: fish response and other long-term results at Mica Creek, Idaho | John Gravelle/Univ. of Idaho | ||
Connections between headwater systems and downstream fish habitat | Bob Danehy/Catchment Aquatic Ecology | ||
Headwater coastal cutthroat trout response to timber harvest in western Oregon | Doug Bateman/OSU Retired | ||
Trout in small forested streams | Brooke Penaluna/USFS PNW Ivan Arismendi/OSU | ||
Recovery of fish populations and physical channel characteristics in streams impacted by catastrophic debris flows | Jason Walter/Weyerhaeuser | ||
Amphibian Response to Management | Moderator: AJ Kroll | ||
Amphibian response to variable length riparian buffers in clearcut basins | Aimee McIntyre/WDFW | ||
Amphibian response to shade manipulation in reach-level clearcuts | Marc Hayes/WDFW | ||
Headwater stream buffer effects on animals after two thinnings: the plot thickens! | Dede Olson/USFS PNW Klaus Puettmann/OSU | ||
Timber harvest effects on the demography of Pacific Northwest headwater-stream amphibians | Nate Chelgren/USGS | Not available | Not available |
Streamflow, Sediment, and Organic Matter Response | Moderator: Maryanne Reiter | ||
Welcome and brief outline of day | Maryanne Reiter | ||
Discharge and suspended sediment response to variable length riparian buffers in clearcut basins | Greg Stewart/NW Indian Fish Comm. | ||
Watershed studies reveal effectiveness of BMPs at reducing delivery of sediment to streams | Kevin Bladon/OSU | ||
Forest harvest effects on organic matter dynamics in headwater streams at the Trask River watershed, Oregon | Laura Six/Weyerhaeuser | ||
Wood loading response to variable length riparian buffers in clearcut basins | Reed Ojala-Barbour/WDFW | ||
Synthesis of the Science | Moderator: Ashley Coble | ||
Synthesis of current science on temperature | Sherri Johnson/USFS PNW Maryanne Reiter/Weyerhaeuser | Not available | |
Synthesis of current science on amphibians | AJ Kroll/Weyerhaeuser | Not available | |
Synthesis of current science on fish | Jason Dunham/USGS | Not available | Not available |
Synthesis of current science on organic matter and food web organization in forest stream networks | Bob Bilby/Weyerhaeuser | Not available | |
Discussion - remaining questions | Ashley Coble/NCASI |