PRESENTERS |
PRESENTATION TOPICS |
Mark Beardsley EcoMetrics Colorado Colorado, United States |
Partnering with Beaver to Restore Streams and Wetlands in the Colorado Mountains |
Joe Berg and Doug Streaker Biohabitats Maryland, United States Laura Kelm GreenVest, LLC Maryland, United States |
Beaver-facilitated Conversion of a Baseflow Stream Channel Restoration to a 0-stage Channel |
Robert Boucher Milwaukee Riverkeeper Wisconsin, United States |
Hydrological Impact of Beaver Restoration in the Milwaukee River Watershed in Wisconsin |
Jessica Doran EcoMetrics Colorado Colorado, United States |
Understanding Beaver Populations to Improve Process-Based Restoration |
Dr. Emily Fairfax California State University Channel Islands California, United States |
Analysis of Beaver-created Fire Refugia and Persistence through Megafires |
Aaron Hall Defenders of Wildlife Colorado, United States Mae Lacey Defenders of Wildlife Colorado, United States |
iBeaver: A Community Science App for Beaver |
Bryan Hummel U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Georgia, United States |
How Humans Can Use the Brilliance of the Beaver Across a Variety of Land Uses to Meet Multiple Objectives in Environments that Beaver Would Naturally Avoid |
Barbara Jones, Ph.D. Professor of Anthropology New Jersey, United States |
Invented Borders: How Persistent Wildlife Narratives Challenge True Coexistence |
Dr. Chris Jordan NOAA/NMFS/Northwest Fisheries Science Center Oregon, United States Dr. Emily Fairfax California State University Channel Islands California, United States |
Beavers are the National Climate Action Plan - For Fish, Water, and Wildlife |
Elyssa Kerr Beavers Northwest Washington, United States |
Beavers and People and Fish, Oh My: Exploring Flow Device Innovation |
Holly Kinas and Danah Duke Miistakis Institute Alberta, Canada |
Addressing Social and Regulatory Barriers to Coexistence |
Alicia Leow-Dyke North Wales Wildlife Trust Powys, Wales |
Beavers in Wales: Can One Family Make All the Difference? |
Reese Mercer Beaver Works, Think Wild Oregon, United States |
How to be a Good "Beaver Partner" |
Erik Michelsen Anne Arundel County Bureau of Watershed Protection and Restoration Maryland, United States |
Can We Use Tools to Model the Water Quality Benefits of Beaver to Create Incentives for Landowners and Local Governments to Embrace their Return? |
Kerri O'Shaughnessy Alberta Riparian Habitat Management Society (Cows and Fish) Alberta, Canada |
Putting Beavers to Work for Watershed Resiliency and Restoration in Alberta - Collaboration, Community Engagement, and Co-existence |
Jakob Shockey The Beaver Coalition Oregon, United States |
A Proposed Strategic Framework for Engaging with Beaver-based Restoration |
Izzie Tween Hampshire and Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust Hampshire, England |
Beavers' Place in the British Isles: Assessing the Feasibility of a Eurasian Beaver Release onto the Isle of Wight |
Jennifer Vanderhoof King County Department of Natural Resources and Parks Washington, United States |
The Planning for Beavers Manual |
Rob Walton The Beaver Coalition Oregon, United States |
Landowners, Beaver, and Salmon on the Oregon Coast |
Alexa Whipple Methow Beaver Project Washington, United States |
Dammed if You Do, Dammed If You Don't: Beaver Dams and Fish Passage |
Brenda Zollitsch (Presenting Author) Association of State Wetland Managers Maine, United States Lindsay Reynolds, Ph.D. (Co-Author) Bureau of Land Management Colorado, United States |
A National Dialogue on Beaver-related Restoration: Project Findings and Resources |
Mike Callahan Beaver Institute, Inc. Massachusetts, United States |
The New National Beaver BioBank Program |
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Last updated: November 30th, 2021
The speakers above come from locations around the world and bring diverse subjects and experiences to beaver management and ecological restoration. We are thankful for our 2022 presenters and eager for their presentations. Please continue to check this page as updates are made between now and the start of our conference. |