Climate Change and Pacific Salmonids , Part 1
Sponsored By: USGS National Climate Change and Wildlife Science Center; Japanese Society of Fisheries Science; USFS PNW Research Station; NOAA Northwest Fisheries Science Center
Climate change is predicted to alter riverine and ocean temperature patterns and have wide-ranging consequences for salmonids. The symposium will describe these expected changes and explore physiological responses to altered thermal regimes, the relationship of migration to temperature, and climatic drivers of life-history variation. We will scale up to consider community and landscape scale responses to a changing climate as well as cross-generational effects and the potential for adaptation to climate change. We conclude by discussing potential rangeshifts and management considerations of an uncertain climate.
Moderators:
James Byrne, Sarah Boon, T. Douglas Beard Jr., Lisa Crozier, Brian J. Burke and Masahide Kaeriyama
Organizers:
Ashley Steel, Tim Beechie, T. Douglas Beard Jr., Lisa Crozier, Brian J. Burke, Scott G. Hinch, Sarah Boon and James Byrne
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