Fish and Shellfish Climate Change Sector Results
2005 King County Climate Change Conference

Fish and Shellfish Sector Final Agenda

Fish and Shellfish Sector Agenda

Summary Report

Summary of the Fish and Shellfish Breakout Session

Fish/Shellfish Session Presentations

• Shellfish and Climate Change - Ecological and Economic Effects (561 Kb) by Dr. Daniel Cheney, Pacific Shellfish Institute (PSI) Executive Director and Senior Scientist;
• Marine Productivity and Influences on Fish (972 Kb) by Dr. Nathan Mantua, affiliate Assistant Professor of Atmospheric Sciences and Marine Affairs, University of Washington;
• Modeling the impact of future climate change on salmon habitat restoration actions in a Puget Sound River (1.44 Mb) by Dr. Mary Ruckleshaus, NOAA Fisheries research biologist and chair, Puget Sound Technical Recovery Team.

Session Speaker Biographies

• Kathy Fletcher, People For Puget Sound, Executive Director, founder
• Mary Ruckelshaus, NOAA Fisheries research biologist and chair, Puget Sound Technical Recovery Team
• Dr. Nathan Mantua, University of Washington, affiliate Assistant Professor of Atmospheric Sciences and Marine Affairs
• Dr. Daniel Cheney, Pacific Shellfish Institute (PSI) Executive Director and Senior Scientist
• Bill Dewey, Taylor Shellfish Company, shellfish farmer and biologist

Related Information and Resources

• King County Salmon and Trout Topics
• Pacific Shellfish Institute*
  Shellfish research and services for the U.S. west coast
• People for Puget Sound*
  Citizens' group working to protect and restore the health of Puget Sound and the Northwest Straits through education and action.
• NOAA Fisheries Service*
  Stewards of living marine resources through science-based conservation and management, and the promotion of healthy ecosystems.
• University of Washington School of Marine Affairs*
  Internationally recognized master's program for launching careers in marine policy and administration.
• Taylor Shellfish Farms*
  Wholesale and retail Puget Sound oysters, mussels, clams, and geoducks.

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