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Below is a list of all presentations in alphabetical order by speaker’s last name with a link to photos taken during that session.
To download a photo, click on session containing photo. Choose photo then select download image from upper right icons.
Presenter –
Title
(click on title to view presentation) –
Session # – Photos
(click on Photos for session photos)
John Babcock
–
LittleBitterroot Lake Association 20 years of collaborative science
– Session 1B –
Photos
Carla Belski –
Aquatic invasive species risk management at the local level; the Whitefish AIS Management Program
– Session 4A –
Photos
Mark Bostrom –
Forms of organizations: From NGOs to subdivisions of government – Septic Leachate Update
– Session 5A –
Photos
Sam Bourret –
How fish otoliths can be used as a forensic tool
– Session 4B –
Photos
Edward Cameron –
A just and sustainable world
–
Keynote –
Photos
Tom Cox –
Clark Fork Kootenai River Basins Council: History, mission, makeup and projects
– Session 5A – Photos
Matthew Church –
Variability and dynamics of microbial abundance, diversity, and activity in Flathead Lake
– Session 1A –
Photos
Hilary Devlin –
Citizen Science and Stewardship Actions to protect Flathead Lake and watershed
– Session 2B –
Photos
Chris Downs –
Hedging bets – Dealing with uncertain outcomes by diversifying management approache
s – Session 4B – Photos
Dan Handlin –
Changing our world one lake at a time_The Little Bitterroot Lake story
– Session 1B –
Photos
Cynthia Ingelfinger –
Northwest Montana Lakes Volunteer Monitoring Network
– Session 2B –
Photos
Mike Koopal –
Collaborative lake management at the local level
– Session 3A –
Photos
Rich Hansen /Erin Sexton –
What is the legacy – A discussion of the past, present and future impacts of coal mining in the transboundary Elk_Koocanusa_Kootenai watershed
– Session 5B –
Photos
Craig McLane/Tom Woolf –
The expansion of Montana’s AIS Program
– Session 4A –
Photos
Caitlin Mitchell –
The Blackfoot-Clearwater-Swan AIS partnership
– Session 1B –
Photos
John Muhlfeld –
The Haskill Basin Conservation Easement- permanent protection of the City of Whitefish’s municipal water supply
– Session 3A –
Photos
; Conference Introduction –
Photos
Terri Nichols –
Watershed Stories – Highlighting the personal impacts of the watershed approach
– Session 5A –
Photos
Nicky Ouellet –
SubSurface
_
How to speak the science of AIS in a way your neighbor will remember
– Session 3B –
Photos
Rob Rich
–
The Blackfoot-Clearwater-Swan AIS partnership
– Session 1B –
Photos
Ryan Richardson –
Tie channel restoration – Reconnecting floodplain lakes to the Kootenai River
– Session 5B –
Photos
Hannah Riedl –
Montana’s new Harmful Algal Bloom (HAB) program A lesson in communication
– Session 2B –
Photos
Rosie Sada –
Canyon Ferry Lake numeric nutrient criteria development using a computer water quality model
– Session 1A –
Photos
Erin Sexton –
What is the legacy – A discussion of the past, present and future impacts of coal mining in the transboundary Elk_Koocanusa_Kootenai watershed
– Session 5B –
Photos
Michael Suplee –
Canyon Ferry Lake numeric nutrient criteria development using a computer water quality model
– Session 1A –
Photos
Craig Stafford
–
Paradox of the pondweed; oligotrophication and decreasing winter oxygen concentrations in a shallow reservoir –
Session 1A –
Photos
Kris Tempel –
Protecting watersheds and water quality through conservation easements –
Session 3A –
Photos
Constanza Van der Pahlen –
Citizen Science and Stewardship Actions to protect Flathead Lake and watershed – Session
2B –
Photos
Kate Wilson –
Protecting the water and natural resources west of the divide; the value of legislatively created commissions
– Session 5A –
Photos
Cody Youngbull –
Automatic detection of aquatic invasive and pathogenic species through their DNA signature
– Session 4A –
Photos
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