Design challenges from a designer’s perspective 09:30–10:45 Session VIII: Juvenile Surface Collector Case Studies Upper and Lower Baker, Baker River, Washington (a collector where fish runs existed) Ed Meyer — Cougar Dam, McKenzie River, Oregon (a low-volume prototype collector where fish are also being introduced into the watershed) John Beeman — Round Butte, Deschutes River, Oregon (a high-volume collector where fish are also being introduced into the watershed)— Scott Carlon 10:45 11:00 Break – 11:00–12:00 Session IX: Discussion of Juvenile Passage Design Considerations Summary of lessons learned from various Pacific Northwest sites from a researcher’s perspective John Beeman — Summary of lessons learned from various Pacific Northwest sites from NMFS’s perspective Ed Meyer — Open discussion 12:00–12:30 Closing Comments Steve Edmondson NMFS perspectives — Randy Beckwith DWR Fish Passage Improvement Program — perspectives Ed Meyer Update on revisions to NMFS Fish Passage — Guidelines Technical Memorandum Open forum for summary remarks Note: Monitoring and evaluation data will be included in case studies where feasible given data availability and time. Speakers Name Title Affiliation Assistant Regional Administrator, NOAA Fisheries, West Coast Region, Maria Rea California Central Valley Office Sacramento, California Chief, Federal Energy Regulatory NOAA Fisheries, West Coast Region, Steve Edmondson Commission Branch Santa Rosa, California John Ferguson Senior Fisheries Biologist Anchor QEA, Seattle, Washington
Design challenges from a designer’s perspective 09:30–10:45 Session VIII: Juvenile Surface Collector Case Studies Upper and Lower Baker, Baker River, Washington (a collector where fish runs existed) — Ed Meyer Cougar Dam, McKenzie River, Oregon (a low-volume prototype collector where fish are also being introduced into the watershed) — John Beeman Round Butte, Deschutes River, Oregon (a high-volume collector where fish are also being introduced into the watershed)— Scott Carlon 10:45 – 11:00 Break 11:00–12:00 Session IX: Discussion of Juvenile Passage Design Considerations Summary of lessons learned from various Pacific Northwest sites from a researcher’s perspective — John Beeman Summary of lessons learned from various Pacific Northwest sites from NMFS’s perspective — Ed Meyer Open discussion 12:00–12:30 Closing Comments Steve Edmondson — NMFS perspectives Randy Beckwith — DWR Fish Passage Improvement Program perspectives Ed Meyer — Update on revisions to NMFS Fish Passage Guidelines Technical Memorandum Open forum for summary remarks Note: Monitoring and evaluation data will be included in case studies where feasible given data availability and time. Speakers Name Title Affiliation Maria Rea Assistant Regional Administrator, California Central Valley Office NOAA Fisheries, West Coast Region, Sacramento, California Steve Edmondson Chief, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Branch NOAA Fisheries, West Coast Region, Santa Rosa, California John Ferguson Senior Fisheries Biologist Anchor QEA, Seattle, Washington
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