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CREC 2016 Agenda

May 24 May 25 May 26 Keynote Address Predicted Climate Change Impacts in Pacific Northwest - Phil Mote , Director, Oregon Climate Change Research Institute and Oregon Climate Services, Oregon State University Session 1: Integrating Climate Change Impacts and Multiple Species in Restoration Design and Resource Management Integrating Multi-Species and Climate Change Impacts into Restoring the Lower Columbia River Ecosystem Catherine Corbett , Keith Marcoe, Matt Schwartz, Chris Collins More Than One Look: Using Hydrodynamic and Ecosystem Models to Predict Habitat Changes at Restoration Sites

Climate Change: How vulnerable is the lower Columbia River? And what are we doing about it? Friday, June 17, 2016, Vancouver Hilton, Vancouver, Washington The Estuary Partnership hosted our 10th annual Science to Policy Summit, examining the emerging climate change research and its implications for the lower river and estuary. Over one hundred scientists, agency representatives, community leaders, and natural resource practitioners joined the discussion. A panel of scientists presented emerging data about climate change, followed by table discussions on how the lower river's management plan

Tell us what you think! Take the Ridgefield Non-Motorized Boat Launch Survey. With funding from REI, and in partnership with the City of Ridgefield, the Port of Ridgefield, McCuddy’s Ridgefield Marina, Alder Creek, and others, the Lower Columbia Estuary Partnership is spearheading a non-motorized boating improvement project at the Ridgefield Boat Ramp. The Ridgefield Non-Motorized Boat Launch Improvement Project will transform a derelict area between the Ridgefield Boat Ramp and McCuddy’s Ridgefield Marina into a new launch site specifically designed and built for launching non-motorized boats