Climate Change Presentations

Fishery resources of the Olympic Peninsula: current status, threats and opportunities for restoration
Sam Brenkman, Olympic National Park
26 minutes and 33 seconds

Projected climate change and hydrologic impacts on Olympic Peninsula watersheds
Nate Mantua, UW, Climate Impacts Group
19 minutes and 42 seconds

Climate change and the forest ecosystems of the Olympic Peninsula
Jeremy S. Littell, UW Climate
Impacts Group and College of Forest Resources
22 minutes and 27 seconds

Climate change and the freshwater life history of Pacific salmon: what are the implications for Olympic Peninsula salmonids?
Gordie Reeves, US Forest Service PNW Station
19 minutes and 31 seconds

Wildfire, invasive species, climate change and fish in the Pacific Northwest
Pete Bisson, US Forest Service
25 minutes and 25 seconds

Climate change impacts on Pacific Northwest bull trout: lessons from the interior PNW
Dan Isaak, US Forest Service Aquatic Sciences Lab, Boise
25 minutes and 25 seconds

Climate change vulnerabilities through the lens of snorkel surveys on Olympic Peninsula streams
John McMillan, NOAA/Northwest Fisheries Science Center
18 minutes and 38 seconds

Climate change, marine food webs and survival of juvenile salmon during the first summer at sea in the northern California Current System
Ed Casillas, NOAA/Northwest Fisheries Science Center
25 minutes and 56 seconds

The future of coastal upwelling for the northern California Current System
Nate Mantua, UW Climate Impacts Group
24 minutes and 37 seconds

The impact of climate change on fish diseases in Olympic Peninsula watersheds
James Winton, USGS Western Fisheries Research Center
19 minutes 49 seconds

Evaluating the impacts of watershed recovery strategies on salmon in the face of climate change
Krista Bartz, NOAA/Northwest Fisheries Science Center
22 minutes and 31 seconds

What next? Planning for climate change
Amy Snover, UW Climate Impacts Group
23 minutes 3 seconds

Elwha Dam removal and the restoration of the Elwha River’s anadromous fish
Brian Winter, Olympic National Park
23 minutes 47 seconds

Sustainable Operations - Our Environmental Footprint & The Climate Change Connection
Anna J. Jones-Crabtree,
40 minutes

Rethinking Forest Management in the West
Connie Millar, March 2, 2007, at the Arcata Marsh. Arcata, CA.
43 minutes

Options for Natural Resource Management Under a Changing Climate
Linda Joyce, February 22, 2007, at the Forest Service Intermountain Regional Integrated Workshop, Ogden, UT.
34 minutes

Climate Change, Uncertainty and Forecasts of Global to Landscape Ecosystem Dynamics
Ronald P. Neilson, February 22, 2007, at the Forest Service Intermountain Regional Integrated Resource Workshop, Ogden, UT.
41 minutes

Adapting to Climate Change in the Olympic National Forest
Kathy O'Halloran and Dave Peterson, October 16, 2007, PNW Station Leadership Team Meeting
34 minutes

Managing Super Old—Growth in the Fourth Dimension
Steve Norman
40 minutes

Holocene Climate Variation and Drought in the Great Basin: Impacts on Past, Present, and Future Vegetation
Robin J. Tausch, February 22, 2007, at the Forest Service Intermountain Regional Integrated Resource Workshop, Ogden, UT.
17 minutes

Treeline Response to Climate: Up, Down, All Around
Connie Millar
42 minutes

Climate Change Impacts on the Pacific Northwest
Nathan Mantua, R6 USFS, Aquatic Program Managers Meeting, Hood River, OR, June 20, 2007
49 minutes

GLORIA—Global Observation Research Initiative in Alpine Environments
Harold Pauli, White Mountains GLORIA Meeting, University of California White Mountain Research Station, July 25, 2007
24 minutes

Impacts and Uncertainties of Climate Change on Stream Habitats and Fish Communities
Dan Issak, February 22, 2007 at the Forest Service Intermountain Regional Integrated Resource Workshop, Ogden, UT.
28 minutes

Hydrology and Geomorphic Evolution of Basaltic Landscapes, High Cascades, OR
Anne Jefferson, September 20, 2006, Ph.D. defense.
43 minutes

Dividing the Waters- Rethinking Management in a Water-Short World
Sandra Postel, October 12-18, 2002, Advancing the Fundamental Sciences: A Conference for Forest Service Physical Scientists
48 Minutes

Runoff Generation in Forested Watersheds—A Half-Day Shortcourse
Jeff McDonnell, Oregon State University
3 hours

Using GIS and Scale Linking to Set Priorities for Culvert Replacements in the Tualatin Basin, Oregon
Jill Ory
16 minutes

Road Improvement for Watershed Restoration Lassen National Forest Anadromous Watersheds
Michael Derrig, The CalFed Watershed Improvement Program on the Lassen National Forest
9 minutes

Wildfires and Fish: Implications for Management
Bruce Rieman, Rocky Mountain Research Station, Boise Aquatic Sciences Lab
48 minutes

Welcome and Management Perspective on Climate Change
Cal Joyner, Deputy Regional Forester, Pacific Northwest Region
4 minutes

Changes in Climate in the Northwest
Philip Mote, UW, Climate Impacts Group, Seattle, WA
39 minutes

Planning for climatic change in PNW forests
Jeremy S. Littell, JISAO CSES Climate Impacts Group, University of Washington
32 minutes

Climate Change Impacts on PNW Forests
Jeremy S. Littell, JISAO CSES Climate Impacts Group, University of Washington
31 minutes

Forest Climate Action In Washington State
Craig Partridge, Policy Director, WA Department of Natural Resources
33 minutes

Adaptation Options for Public Land Managers to Climate Change
Jill Baron, US Geological Survey, Boulder, CO
33 minutes

Salmon and Climate Change: Preparing for an Uncertain Future
Gordon Reeves, USFS Pacific Northwest Research Station, Corvallis, OR
31 minutes

Hydrologic Implications of Climate Change for the Pacific Northwest and the Columbia River Basin
Alan F. Hamlet, Dept. of Civil and Environmental Engineering University of Washington
30 minutes

Adaptation to Climate Change in Forest Management: the BC experience
Dave Spittlehouse, Research Branch, BC Min. Forest & Range, Victoria, BC
30 minutes

Forests, Carbon and Climate Change: What’s Oregon Doing?
Mike Cloughesy, Director of Forestry, Oregon Forest Resources Institute
36 minutes

Preparing for Climate Change: an overview
Lara Whitely Binder, Climate Impacts Group, University of Washington
26 minutes