There are many ways to enjoy engaging or re-engaging with the October 2017 Riparian Summit:

• Watch Video of the Keynote and Plenary Sessions.

• Peruse our Speaker Photo Gallery.

• Enjoy the Graphic Recording Images from the last day of the Summit (October 19).

• Review Presentations from many speakers and sessions (below/in progress):

Available presentations include:

• Keynote addresses
  • Jody Hilty: Conserving Headwaters: Yellowstone to Yukon
  • Cristina Garcia--video and graphic recording above, no powerpoint
  • Ellie Cohen's closing remarks--video and graphic recording above, no powerpoint
• Plenary Sessions
  • Colin Bailey (Plenary 3): Environmental Justice, Water, People, and Place
  • Marc Commandatore (Plenary 3): Riverine Stewardship in California
  • Daniel McCormick & Mary O'Brien (Plenary 2): Advancing Native Hydrology: A collaboration of art, design & science
  • Hervé Piégay (Plenary 1): Riparian characterization from remote sensing in a multiple scale perspectives
  • Michael Scott (Plenary 1): Riparian Ecosystems: challenges to understanding, managing and restoring a continental-scale resource
  • Tom Whitham (Plenary 1): Conserving Riparian Habitat and Biodiversity in a Changing Environment: A Genetics Approach
  • Michael Forsberg & Mary Harner (Plenary 2)--video above, no powerpoint

  • David Bunn, John Carlon, Marissa Christiansen, Ellie M. Cohen (Plenary 4)--video above, no powerpoint

• Case Studies
  • Central Coast
  • Cosumnes River
  • Desert/Arid Lands
    • Cerissa Hoglander: Climate Adaptation Through Springs Restoration on Multiple-Use Public Lands in Northern Arizona
    • Rob Klinger: The Vole In The Climatic Coal Mine
    • Steven R. Lee: River flooding and its impacts on large-scale biocontrol of Tamarix along the Virgin River: moving targets and trajectories
    • Andy Zdon: Hydrologic Processes in the Shifting Climate of the Arid Southwest
  • Fog and Riparian Corridors
    • Michaella Chung: Coastal fog water relations at the watershed level
  • Lake Tahoe
  • North Coast
  • Northwest Oregon
    • Roy Price and Kurt Heckeroth: 15 years of successful riparian improvement-Oregon case
      • Article: Northwest Oregon Restoration Partnership: A Model for Successful Watershed Restoration
      • Guide: Instructions for Building Tall One Plant Racks
  • Private Lands
  • Putah Creek
    • Steve Greco and Clancy McConnell: Floodplain and riparian vegetation analysis of Lower Putah Creek to inform ecological restoration, design and conservation using a height-above-river (HAR) spatial analysis
      technique
  • Sacramento River
    • Byron Clark: Consumptive Use of Water by Riparian Habitat and Orchards along the Sacramento River Floodplain
    • Andrea Irons: Tree Colonization Timing and Forest Dynamics Along the Sacramento River
    • Li Kui: Modeling riparian forest development for predicting large woody debris inputs to a large, meandering river ecosystem
    • Joe Silveira: Sacramento River National Wildlife: A Model for Multiple Benefits of Well-functioning Riparian Ecosystems
    • John Stella: Using coupled meander migration and vegetation models to estimate LWD inputs to a large river
  • Santa Clara River
    • James Hatten: The importance of monitoring and modeling bird populations to support riparian management in an urbanized/agricultural matrix in southern California
    •  Kristen Kittleson: Developing a New Approach to Riparian Enhancement in Santa Cruz County
    • Jenny Marek: Strategic Habitat Conservation in the Santa Clara River
    • Catherine MacCalvin: Finding Balance through a Habitat Conservation Plan for Endangered Steelhead and Water Resources Management along the Santa Clara River
    • Candice Meneghin: Santa Clara River Steelhead Coalition
    • Bruce Orr: The Santa Clara River Parkway: An Example of Large-Scale River Corridor Restoration Planning in a Semi-Arid California Landscape
    • Laura Riege: Floodplain Restoration and Protection Along the Santa Clara River Parkway: Multiple Techniques for Multiple Benefits
  • Sierra Meadows
    • Ryan Burnett: Developing a Framework to Enhance Climate Resiliency of Sierra Nevada Meadow Restoration
    • Brent Campos: Birds as Indicators of Success for Floodplain Restoration in Sierra Meadows
    • Mark Drew: The Sierra Meadows Partnership and the Sierra Meadows Strategy: A collaboration and roadmap for increasing the pace, scale, and efficacy of Sierra meadows restoration and protection
    • Levi Keszey: Prioritizing Meadows for Restoration within the North Fork Kern River Drainage
    • Helen Loffland: Assessing Willow Flycatcher population size and distribution to inform meadow restoration priorities in the Sierra Nevada and southern Cascades
    • Amy Merrill: Building the scientific foundation for a mountain meadow carbon protocol in California
    • Lynn Schofield: Conspecific Attraction: A Tool For Restoring Willow Flycatchers to Riparian Meadows
    • Sarah Yarnell: An Experimental Study of Beaver and Beaver Dam Analogue Restoration Techniques in Childs Meadow
• Workshops
  • Ecosystem Services Valuation
  • Groundwater
  • Multiple Benefits
  • Policy, Program, and Political Challenges
    • Denny Grossman: Project Prioritization and Regional Conservation Assessments
    • Alex Harold: Opportunities to Expand Local Park & River Access
    • Richard McMurtry: Next Steps in Strengthening Stream Restoration Program Drivers
  • Urban Watersheds
    • Wendy Katagi: Restoration Actions in the Los Angeles River and Upper Tributaries Through the Looking-Glass
    • Kerwin Russell: Riparian Restoration and Native Fish Conservation in Southern California
    • Yareli Sanchez: Watershed Monitoring Tools Informing Los Angeles River Restoration Opportunities
• Individual presentations
  • Chris Hammersmark: Floodplain Reconnection on Butano Creek - DESIGN, IMPLEMENTATION and RESULTS from the First Season
  • Jeff Holt: Large-scale, Multi-benefit Riparian Restoration at Dos Rios Ranch
  • David Kelley: Restoring Riparian Landscapes to Achieve Multiple Ecosystem Services in the Sacramento Valley: Insights after 25 years at Kachituli Oxbow
  • Virginia Matzek: Development of a quantification methodology for greenhouse-gas benefits associated with riparian forest restoration and conservation
  • Jonas Parker: West Fork Cow Creek: Restoration from Scratch
  • Sarah Pearce: Using the California Rapid Assessment Method (CRAM) to Quantify Riverine Riparian Condition in Santa Clara County Watersheds
  • Michelle Stevens: Fire, Floodplains, and Fish. The Historic Ecology of the Lower Cosumnes River Watershed
  • Lindsay Teunis: Presentation 1: Advancing Riparian and River Restoration in a Time of Uncertainty
  • Lindsay Teunis: Presentation 2: Use of Hydrogeomorphic Assessment Method (HGM) and the California Rapid Assessment Method (CRAM) in Guiding Adaptive Management Strategies/Sulphur Creek 
  • Junna Wang: Presentation 1: Incorporating riparian vegetation roughness computation into HEC-RAS 1D model: San Joaquin River
  • Junna Wang: Presentation 2: Application and evaluation of the HEC-RAS - riparian vegetation simulation module to the Sacramento River
  • Craig Williams: Assessing the Ecological Benefits of Floodplain Restoration
  • Patti Wohner: Developing Indicators of Riparian Restoration Success for Yellow-billed Cuckoo for the South Fork Kern River, CA
• Poster presentations
  • Bruce Orr: An Ecohydrological Approach to Riparian Restoration Planning in the American Southwest