• Janine Castro, PhD Gemorphologist. Biologists and Engineers: The Communication Conundrum
  

• Prathap Kodial, UAF. Geomorphologic Processes Associated with a Thermokarst Developing in a Sub-Arctic Watershed
• Ed Neal, USGS. Channel Incision of Proglacial Mendenhall River and Implications to Mendenhall Valley Hydrology
• Debasmita Misra, UAF. A Review of CBM Co-Produced Water Disposal Methods for Alaska
• Dave Streubel and Eric Holloway, NOAA Weather Forecast Center. An evaluation of Alaska Precipitation Data Derived from the North American Regional Reanalysis
  

Restoration in the Landscape Context

• Janine Castro, PhD. US Fish and Wildlife Service. Matching Channel Morphology to Landscape Context
• Tschaplinski, Peter. B.C. Ministry of Forests and Range. Riparian Management Effectiveness Evaluation Pilot for the British Columbia Forest and Range Practices Act
• Prichard, Don, BLM. Proper Functioning Condition, a Methodology for Assessing Riparian and Wetland Areas
• Jim Powell, ADEC. Wetland Functional Assessment Guidebooks Using the Hydrogeomorphic Approach: Applications -Wetland Mitigation Banking, Restoration, and Large Development Projects
• Ann Puffer, US Forest Service. Integrating Assessments for Prioritizing Restoration Within a Watershed
• Jeff Davis, Aquatic Restoration and Research Institute. Another Look at Design Criteria for Streambank Restoration Projects
• Staats, Janice, et al. BLM Creeks and Communities: A Continuing Strategy for Accelerating Cooperative Riparian Restoration and Management
• Mike Lilly, GW Scientific. Shaw Creek Watershed Assessment, Fairbanks, Alaska

Case Studies and Lessons Learned - Channel Restoration

• Lee Koss, BLM. Nome Creek Restoration of Placer Mined Gravels
• Brian Bair and Dave Blanchet, US Forest Service. Large Scale Stream Channel and Flood Plain Rehabilitation of Resurrection Creek Near Hope, Alaska
• Ken Karle, Hydraulic Mapping and Modeling. Long-term Monitoring Shows the Importance of Floodplain Reconstruction in Restoration of a Placer-mined Stream
• Phil Brease, Denali NPS. Mine Land Restoration in Denali National Park and Preserve - A Fifteen Year Retrospective
• Elaine Mayer, US Fish and Wildlife Service. A Quick Demonstration of the River Works Rapid Assessment System

Case Studies and Lessons Learned - Channels and Bioengineering

• Janine Castro, PhD. US Fish and Wildlife Service, Brian Cluer, NMFS, California and K Koski, NMFS, Alaska. Stream Habitat Restoration Opportunities Through Reclamation of Instream Gravel Mines in Western North America: Examples
• Dean Hughes, Alaska Fish and Game and Brie Darr, US Fish and Wildlife Service. Restoration Project Technique, Selection and Design Considerations: Differences Between Biologists, Hydrologists and Engineers - Lessons Learned
• Elaine Mayer, US Fish and Wildlife Service. A Root Wad/Rock Vane Adventure on the North Fork Chena River
• Alex Lai, Alyeska Pipeline Company. Stream Restoration of Lower Grey Creek
  

Case Studies and Lessons Learned - Bioengineering

• Jessica Dryden, Chickaloon Village. Channel Restoration in Moose Creek, Alaska
• Chris Roach, P.E., P.H. Moose Creek Stream Restoration - Design and Construction

Partnerships

• John Payne, BLM. The Bering Glacier Partnership
• George Taylor, Wasilla SWCD. Extending Conservation Education into Site Restorations
• David Wigglesworth, Municipality of Anchorage. Salmon in the City - The Anchorage Sustainable Salmon Initiative

Research and Assessments

• Joe Connor, US Fish and Wildlife Service. Meadow Creek Geomorphic and Habitat Assessment near Big Lake, Alaska.
• Roger Peters, US Fish and Wildlife Service. Preliminary Investigation of Seasonal Changes in the Diel Habitat Use of Juvenile Salmonids Near Engineered and Natural Logjams in Western Washington Rivers
• Jason Mouw, AF&G. Plant Establishment and Community Succession in Relation to Geomorphic Change on Rivers with Multiple Channels

Case Studies and Lessons Learned - Fish Passage

• Justin Marcum, HDR. Fish Passage Improvements at the Big Lake Dam (Fish Creek)
• Chuck Kaucic, Mat-Su Public Works. Mat-Su "Breaks Trail" In Restoration Projects
• William Rice, US Fish and Wildlife Service. Enhancing Fish Passage at Road Crossings in Mat-Su, Alaska

Case Studies and Lessons Learned - Channels and Bioengineering

• Tamas Deak, KPB, Bob O'Neill, Venture Dev. LLC and Bill Rice, US Fish and Wildlife Service. Chester Creek Channel and Riparian Restoration, Anchorage

Monitoring and Water Quality

• Gino Graziano, Alaska Pacific University. The Use of Clostridium Perfringens as a Fecal Indicator to Detect Intertidal Disposal at Backcountry Marine Campsites in Prince William Sound, Alaska
• Ben Kirkpatrik, AF&G. Results From Monitoring of Stream and Wetland Habitat Mitigation for the Haines Highway 1999 - 2005 Haines, Alaska