Fish Passage Design Workshop-Feb 6-8, 2013 - Ukiah CA
The 5C Program hosted a 3-day workshop intended for staff involved in the design and implementation of fish passage projects. The workshop consisted of two full days classroom learning and one day of hands-on field work. Instructors Michael Love, Kozmo Bates & Ross Taylor focused on the design and implementation process including biological considerations, site surveys, geomorphic assessment, state and federal guidance, stream simulation design, grade control techniques, retrofitting of existing crossings, contracting, and monitoring.

Workshop attendees requested that we post info & handouts from the workshop for their reference. Please select the presentation information you are interested in from the list below.

Speaker's Presentation Slides Please note that all slides and handouts are the property of the individial presenters with all rights reserved.

• Fish Passage Design Workshop Agenda
• Workshop Speaker Information
• Ross Taylor - Aquatic Organisms and Stream Crossings
• Ross Taylor - Post Project Monitoring
• Mike Love - Channel Morphology - Stream Crossing Interactions
• Mike Love - Profile Control
• Lamprey Links, Contacts

Contents of workshop binders materials are the property of the individuals/organizations who prepared them with all rights reserved.

• Section 1, Engineering Practicum
  • A-B: Schafer Excercise
  • C: Schafer Photos
  • D: Schafer Site Sketch
  • E,F,G: Schafer data
  • H,I,J: Schafer sediment hydrology stability
  • K: Culvert options
  • L: Stream simulation data sheet
  • M: Chutes and pools example problem
• Tab 1 - Agenda, General Info & Evaluations
  • Agenda
  • Speakers List
  • Pre-Workshop Test
  • Post-Workshop Test
  • Evaluation
• Tab 2 - Day One - Presentation Notes
  • AOP Overview
  • Geomorphology
  • Pre-Project Design
  • Design Criteria
  • Stream Simulation
• Tab 3 - Day Two - Presentation Notes
  • Profile Control
  • Hydrolic Designs
  • Monitoring
• Tab 4 - Group exercises
  • Group Exercises
• Tab 5 - CDFW and NMFS Criteria
  • NMFS Criteria
  • CDFW Criteria
  • CDFW Checklist

This workshop and the information above is sponsored by the Five Counties Salmonid Conservation Program and funded by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife's Fisheries Restoration Grant Program.

For information on the workshop contact:

• Claire Lindstrand: (530) 623-3967 Ext. 115  
• Mark Lancaster: (530) 623-3967 Ext. 111    

Please contact us for more info.