Video of this seminar is now available at the following link...

http://ats.ucdavis.edu/ats-video/?kpid=0_om8kn2kn

The Delta Science Program and the Center for Aquatic Biology and Aquaculture are pleased to announce a seminar.

Video of this seminar is now available at the following link...

http://ats.ucdavis.edu/ats-video/?kpid=0_a1ddomr5

Current Understanding and Future Interactions with a Changing Landscape

PROGRAM
A grand experiment in species conservation is underway on the Yolo Bypass, a farmed floodway of the Sacramento River. Rather than restore the engineered floodplain to some natural state, researchers are exploring possibilities of a re-­‐engineered human-­‐dominated landscape that allows native species to coexist. Engineers, ecologists and economists discuss how habitat for fish and fowl might be reconciled with floods and farming.

The Delta Science Program and the UC Davis Center for Aquatic Biology and Aquaculture (CABA) are pleased to present a Science Synthesis Seminar.

Web cast of this seminar can be found here... http://webcast.ucdavis.edu/llnd/60bab152

Current Understanding and Future Interactions with a Changing Landscape

June 10th, 2013

Sponsors of this seminar are: The Delta Science Program, The U.C. Davis Center for Aquatic Biology and Aquaculture (CABA) and the California Nevada Chapter of the American Fisheries Society

***Video of Seminar***

http://webcast.ucdavis.edu/llnd/73b1f03e

Convened by:

Peter Moyle, Professor in Wildlife, Fish and Conservation Biology ay U.C. Davis and

Dr. Kim Anh Thi Nguyen
Associate Professor of Economics,

Nha Trang University, Vietnam
Sponsored and organized by the International Programs Office, CAES Dean’s office.

Portuguese Bend, Sacramento River, oil painting by Phil Gross, 2006http://www.philgross.net copyright © 2013 Phil Gross

***Video of seminar*** http://webcast.ucdavis.edu/llnd/8202cf3

The Delta Science Program and the UC Davis Center for Aquatic Biology & Aquaculture (CABA) are pleased to announce a seminar and workshop:

Keynote Speaker

to see video of the conference click here http://webcast.ucdavis.edu/llnd/f9eeb1d

The UCD-CEC Instream Flow Assessment Program is pleased to announce the upcoming Instream Flow Assessment Workshop to be held on Tuesday, December 7, 2010 from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM at the Buehler Alumni and Visitor Center, University of California, Davis, California. Registration is due on or before October 29th, 2010. 

The workshop announcement, program and registration form are available at http://animalscience.ucdavis.edu/InStream/workshop.htm