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Register for October 14 webinar: "Characterizing juvenile salmonid behavior via acoustic telemetry in a downstream fish passage program within the Cowlitz Falls Hydroelectric Dam" with Sean Luis of Tacoma Power

Date & Time
Oct 14, 2025, 02:00 p.m. CT
About the Speaker
Sean is a fisheries ecologist with over 10 years of pacific salmon recovery experience in Washington State and California. His previous research has focused on salmonid behavior, ecohydraulics, instream flow analysis, restoration planning and evaluation, and habitat assessments. In his current role as a fisheries scientist with Tacoma Power, his work focuses on adaptive management for existing passage programs, passage monitoring techniques, and habitat evaluations that inform passage improvements within the purview of Tacoma Power’s hydropower operations. Prior to his current position at Tacoma Power, Sean worked for Cramer Fish Sciences, NOAA and the National Marine Fisheries Service, the USGS, and he completed his Ph.D. at the University of California Davis in 2022.
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Upcoming Webinars

  • November 11: “Reclamation and Ecological Restoration Needs Across Borders” featuring Peter Beckett, Laurentian University, and others
  • January 13: Caitlin Youngquist, Dirt Works Wyoming sharing about soil health
  • February 10: Bin Xu, Centre for Boreal Research, sharing about peatland restoration
  • March 10: Josh Oakleaf, Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality, “Sage-Grouse Reclamation and Restoration”
  • April 14: Bob Nairn, University of Oklahoma, sharing on bioreactors
  • May 12: Christopher Fields-Johnson, Davey, sharing about 15 years of forest reclamation on the Powell River Project
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