In this webinar we will explore fish passage through an aquatic system, and the barriers that prevent fish from moving freely throughout the watershed. Speaker Melanie Klym, Northwest River Restoration Director of American Rivers will give an overview of the kinds of barriers fish often face, such as culverts, bridges and dams.

$5 (scholarships available)
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Additional Notes:

• This webinar will be recorded and the link will be emailed to participants the week after the event.

• Pair this webinar with a field tour!

  May 28, 11:30 am: Join OSU Extension and the Long Tom Watershed Council for a field tour at the Monroe Drop Structure, a low-head dam on the Long Tom River. This dam is slated to be removed in 2027, restoring fish passage to over 3.5 miles of river habitat.

• Presented in partnership: OSU Extension, Lane County Small Woodlands Association & Lane Families for Farms and Forests.