Origin and Mission
Mission and a Statement of Purpose
Criteria of Priorities for Selection
Riparian Adaptive Management Symposium
November 3 & 4, 2008
University of Washington Olympic Natural Resources Center
STREAMING VIDEO OF PROCEEDINGS
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QUESTION 1 |
What are the principal working hypotheses and key assumptionsthe underlay current riparian conservation strategies on federal, state, and private lands in western Washington? |
| George Ice • National Council for Air and Stream Improvement | |
| Jim Sedell • National Fish and Wildlife Foundation | |
QUESTION 2 |
In light of current scientific understanding, what is the degree of both confidence and uncertainty for each of these owrking hypothesis and assumptions? |
| Lee Benda • Earth Sciences Institute | |
| Bob Bilby • Weyerhaeuser Company | |
| A J Kroll • Weyerhaeuser Company | |
| Gordie Reeves • USDA Forest Service Pacific Northwest Laboratory | |
QUESTION 3 |
If there is scientific consensus to revise underlying assumptions or working hypotheses, would this revision have important consequences for management strategies or policy goals? |
| Steve Stinson • Family Forest Foundation | |
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