Webinar - The Importance of a Stream's Physical Habitat Condition and How to Measure It

Thu, Aug 5th 2010, 11:00am - 12:00pm
Online Webinar - see description for details

The State Water Resources Control Board is hosting a webinar "The Importance of a Stream's Physical Habitat Condition and How to Measure It" 

The webinar will be presented by James Harrington, Staff Environmental Scientist in Department of Fish and Game (DFG Water Pollution Control Laboratory).

Healthy streams and rivers have complex habitats and physical dimensions that favor a thriving and diverse plant and animal community. The SWAMP physical habitat procedures attempt to measure the physical state of wadeable streams and the human stressors that might alter those measurements. In this webinar, Jim will describe all the physical habitat features that are measured using the SWAMP Bioassessment SOP and how that data is used in assessment reports. He will also discuss how those measures might be used in the future to produce an Index of Physical Condition.

Presenter: James Harrington

Presenter Phone: (916) 358‑2862

Webinar URL: https://waterboards.webex.com/waterboards/j.php?ED=137521642&UID=0&PW=NNzYxNGU3NWM4&RT=MiM0

Meeting Password: swamp

Call In Number: 1‑866‑876‑1519 (Please use *6 to mute your phone as soon as you log in.)

Attendee Code: 8287783

Be sure to use the *6 WebEx mute feature for your phone when you call in. Only un‑mute your phone when you have a question or wish to participate, then *6 when you're finished.

User Help: 866‑792‑4977 (CIWQS Help Center)

Webinars are just like a conference room based seminar; however, participants view the presentation through their Web‑browser (Internet Explorer) and listen to the audio through their telephone or online computer. A key feature of a Webinar is its interactive elements ‑‑ the ability to give, receive, and discuss information between the presenter and the audience.

If you have questions regarding this Webinar, please contact Dawit Tadesse (916) 341‑5486.

Thank you.

Dawit Tadesse, Environmental Scientist
SWRCB, Office of Information Management and Analysis
Surface Water Ambient Monitoring Program (SWAMP)
1001 I Street, 15th Floor
Sacramento, CA, 95814
Phone: (916) 341-5486