THE MIGHTY COLUMBIA

A River In Transition

Conference in Detail (Day 2)
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9:00	Introduction and Overview of Day Two; Recent Developments
9:10	Salmon Success Stories - What Are the Lessons? HR & HCP Habitat Restoration (HR); Habitat Conservation Plans (HCP)	Roger A. Braden, Esq. Chelan PUD Lyle A. Kuchenbecker Grande Ronde Model Watershed Program Julie A. Keil, Esq. Portland General Electric
10:00	Break
10:15	Status of Federal Decisions - A Panel Discussion	Eric J. Bloch, Esq. Moderator Anne Badgley, Esq. Regional Director US Fish and Wildlife Service Judith A. Johansen, Esq. Administrator Bonneville Power Administrator William W. Stelle, Jr., Esq. Regional Administrator National Marine Fisheries Service
Rights & Responsibilities of the Four H's
11:30	What are the Alternatives? • Multi-Species Framework •Washington Plan •Oregon Plan	Roy H. Sampsel Project Manager Multi-Species Framework Process Curt Smitch, PhD Washington Governor's Office Louise Solliday Oregon Watershed Enhancement Board
12:30	Lunch Break
1:30	Stakeholders' Rights and Responsibilities A Panel Discussion • Hydropower • Environmental • Fishermen • Transportation	Lorraine Bodi, Esq. Moderator Rob Walton Public Power Council Robert J. Masonis, Esq. American Rivers Steve Fick Salmon for All Glenn Vanselow Pacific Northwest Waterways Association
2:30	Break
2:45	How Will We Care for the Columbia? A Look to the Future A Leaders' Roundtable Discussion	James C. Waldo, Esq. Moderator Gordon Thomas Honeywell Malanca Peterson & Daheim PLLC Eric J. Bloch, Esq., Roger A. Braden, Esq., Roy H. Sampsel, Curt Smitch, PhD, William W. Stelle, Jr., Esq.
3:45	Questions and Answers	Members of the Faculty

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