This year's annual Klamath River Fish Health Workshop was held at the Karuk Community Center in Yreka, California, on Tuesday, March 24th, 2015. It was open to the public and interested stakeholders and researchers. The program with agenda and abstracts can be found here.
Tuesday, March 4th, at the River Lodge Conference Center, Fortuna, California.
Here is the agenda and abstracts.
Some of the participants at the recent meeting on the Eel River.
Tuesday, March 12th, at the River Lodge Conference Center, Fortuna, California.
This year’s annual conference was held March 27-28 at the Community Health Education Center in Klamath Falls, OR. The meeting was hosted by the Bureau of Reclamation and PacifiCorp and expanded from previous year’s topics to include fish health issues of upper basin species. There were specific sessions on: Ceratomyxa shasta monitoring; C. shasta invertebrate and vertebrate host research, disease modeling, pathogen surveys, upper basin disease issues and water quality effects on fish health.
A subset of the audience at the Klamath River Fish Health Workshop
This annual meeting of scientists and other folks interested in the well being of Klamath River teleosts took place Tuesday, March 22nd at the River Lodge Conference Center, Fortuna, California. Topics included: montoring studies (fish, water, polychaetes) and comparison with previous years' data, hydraulic influences, thermal refugia, disease modeling, myxospore production, parasite genetics and the February controlled pulse flow.
Poster session following the oral presentations of the Klamath River Fish Health Workshop in Fortuna, California.
Researchers and interested members of the public made their annual pilgrimage to Fortuna, California, on Tuesday March 23.
Researchers from agencies and universities in Oregon and California converged at the River Lodge, Fortuna, for this focused annual meeting on Tuesday March 24.