The Mat-Su Salmon Science & Conservation Symposium is a forum to share information about salmon and their habitat in the Mat-Su Basin.
The symposium goals are to provide a forum to share information on restoration and research projects related to Mat-Su watersheds and salmon habitat conservation and to promote an exchange of ideas about salmon science and conservation in the Mat-Su Basin. Presentations span a wide range of topics -- fish passage restoration projects on Mat-Su streams and assessment of their benefits to salmon; studies about geology, erosion, and salmon distribution on the Matanuska River; wetlands mapping and management; Green Infrastructure planning; salmon distribution throughout the Mat-Su Basin; conservation of public lands; and more.
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The Mat-Su Basin Salmon Habitat Partnership, US Fish and Wildlife Service, Mat-Su Borough, The Nature Conservancy, US Geological Survey, and the Alaska District of the US Army Corps of Engineers have co-sponsored the symposium.
For more information about the Symposium, please contact Corinne Smith (corinne_smith@tnc.org).