View the 2016 Symposium

Revisit and become inspired again by the presentations and discussions which showcased the varied and exciting work being accomplished in our Green-Duwamish Watershed.  

​We thank King County for their support of the symposium especially creating these videos.  

          A RIver Being Reborn!

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Green-Duwamish Watershed Strategy,    Dow Constantine, King County Executive

The Long View,   James Rasmussen, Duwamish Tribal Member & DRCC/TAG Director

Climate Change in the Green-Duwamish Watershed: Impacts on the Physical, Human, and Natural Environment,  Guillaume Mauger Ph.D, Research Scientist, Climate Impacts Group, UW Seattle

Community Salmon Investigation on Longfellow Creek,  Kathryn Davis, Puget Soundkeepers

​Newaukum Creek: An Approach in Precision Coordinated Investment,  Leif Fixen, American Farmland Trust

"If You Build It They WIll Come" Lessons Learned from 20 Years of Monitoring Habitat Restoration in the Duwamish Estuary   Jeff Cordell & jason Toft, UW Wetland Ecosystem Team

Floating Wetlands for the Duwamish River   Nancy Rottle & Mason Bowles, UW Green Futures Lab

Green Stormwater Infrastructure & Community Co-Benefits,  Kathleen L. Wolf, UW College of the Environment, USDA Forest Service

TMDLs & Water Quality Improvement in the Green River and its Tributaries,  Joan Nolan, Department of Ecology with Greg Wingard, Green River Coalition

Green-Duwamish Cooperative Riparian Enhancement: Development of a Comprehensive Landscape,  Justin Bush, King County DNR and Judy Blanco, Forterra

Riparian Revegetation Strategy for WRIA 9, Elissa Ostergaard, WRIA 9 Salmon Recovery Team




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