Streaming Video Presentations from the Washington Forest Practices Adaptive Management Science Conference

Streaming Video Presentations from

Washington Forest Practices Adaptive Management Science Conference

April 13, 2010

DSHS Headquarters, OB2 Auditorium
Olympia WA

The Cooperative Monitoring, Evaluation and Research Committee (CMER) of the Timber, Fish and Wildlife Program announces the seventh annual Forest Practices Adaptive Management Science Conference. CMER is responsible for conducting applied research in support of adaptive management of the Forests and Fish Agreement, which governs forestry practices on most private and state lands in Washington state. The Forests and Fish Agreement, which was signed into law in 1999, was designed to meet the requirements of the Clean Water Act and the Endangered Species Act for fish and seven stream-associated amphibians.

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Presentation and Speaker Information	100 kbps	300 kbps	Time
Conference Introduction Lenny Young - Department Supervisor, WA Dept. of Natural Resources	100 kbps	300 kbps	14:59
SESSION 1
The Mass Wasting Prescription-Scale Greg Stewart - Northwest Indian Fisheries Commission	100 kbps	300 kbps	22:26
Post-Mortem Study Data: Triggers, Insights & Possible Next Steps Julie Dieu - Rayonier Timberlands Corporation Questions and Answers with Greg Stewart & Julie Dieu	100 kbps	300 kbps	25:56 18:34
SESSION 2
Washington Road Sub-Basin Scale Effectiveness Monitoring - First Sampling Event Kathy Dube’ - Watershed Professionals Network	100 kbps	300 kbps	22:30
SESSION 3
Wetlands Mitigation Effectiveness Pilot Study Jill Silver - 10,000 Years Institute	100 kbps	300 kbps	21:23
SESSION 4
Results of the Westside Type N Buffer Characteristics, Integrity, and Function Study Dave Schuett-Hames - Northwest Indian Fisheries Commission	100 kbps	300 kbps	25:05
*Extensive Riparian Status and Trends Monitoring Program - Stream Temperature : Phase I Matthew Peter - WA Dept. of Ecology *First 30 seconds are audio only	100 kbps	300 kbps	17:50
SESSION 5
Amphibian Response to Alternative Riparian Buffer Treatments in the First Post-Harvest Year: The Type N Experimental Buffer Treatment Study Aimee McIntyre - WA Dept. of Fish and Wildlife	100 kbps	300 kbps	24:26
Interpreting the Response of Headwater Stream Temperature to Logging: Evidence of Landscape-variable Influences Jack Janisch - WA Dept. of Ecology	100 kbps	300 kbps	22:08
SESSION 6
Riparian Hardwood Conversion Study Ash Roorbach - CMER Riparian Ecologist	100 kbps	300 kbps	20:42
Evaluation of the Effectiveness of the Current TFW Shade Methodology For Measuring Attenuation of Solar Radiation to the Stream John Gravelle - Pine Orchard, Inc., Lead Scientist	100 kbps	300 kbps	18:55
SESSION 7
CMER Information Management System Nancy Sturhan & Marilu Koschak - NW Indian Fisheries Commission	100 kbps	300 kbps	16:16