Day 1 Brief Summary
John D. Reynolds
Tom Buell BC Leadership Chair in Salmon Conservation & Management
Department of Biological Sciences
Simon Fraser University
sfu.ca/reynolds
Theme: Understanding and Addressing Threats to Wild Salmon
Global scale: Climate change - Ben Kangasniemi
Regional scale: Living Rivers Strait of Georgia - Al Lill
Local scale: Uncertain futures - Mike Berry
Theme: Understanding and Addressing Threats to Wild Salmon
Global scale: Climate change - Ben Kangasniemi
Regional scale: Living Rivers Strait of Georgia - Al Lill
Local scale: Uncertain futures - Mike Berry
Economic growth & biodiversity in the Strait of Georgia
- Neil Dawe, Gerard Leblanc, Harriet Rueggeberg, Jack Minard
Status of the Strait of Georgia - Ian Perry
Freshwater habitat & steelhead Strait Georgia - Greg Wilson, Craig Wightman
Theme: Understanding and Addressing Threats to Wild Salmon
Global scale: Climate change - Ben Kangasniemi
Regional scale: Living Rivers Strait of Georgia - Al Lill
Local scale: Uncertain futures - Mike Berry
Economic growth & biodiversity in the Strait of Georgia
- Neil Dawe, Gerard Leblanc, Harriet Rueggeberg, Jack Minard
Status of the Strait of Georgia - Ian Perry
Freshwater habitat & steelhead Strait Georgia - Greg Wilson, Craig Wightman
Theme: Protecting Wild Salmon Biodiversity - Preparing for an Uncertain Future
Wild Salmon Policy - Brian Riddell, Jim Irvine
Hatcheries & enhancement - Carol Cross
Living Water Smart program - Ted White
Dinner with Terry Glavin
Yesterday - some general thoughts & challenges
Collaborations are key
Local communities need more tools & support
Our populations and consumption are increasing - what can we do about this?
Are we spending enough money on this?
Today
Theme - How do you make salmon conservation happen?
Panel - what is salmon conservation and why important?
Theme - Strategies for successful conservation
Panel - discussion
Case studies
Theme - a plan to move a vision forward - lessons from Salmon 2100