International Fish Passage Conference

Advancing Restoration, Revitalization, Remediation and Reintroduction

Join your fisheries colleagues in the vibrant city of Davis, California, for an opportunity to enhance your knowledge and technical expertise in the nexus between ecology, biology, and hydraulic design. This annual conference stands as one of the premier events in the field, offering a perfect platform for networking and idea exchange among fish passage practitioners.

We are a proud River Level sponsor of this year's conference and are excited for our seasoned professionals to share their work and expertise at a variety of presentations, workshops, and poster sessions throughout the conference.

Learn more about our work as a leader in fish passage and fisheries.

Our Fish Passage Sessions

Monday, May 4

9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. | Workshop 1: Planning, Implementing, and Adaptively Managing Aquatic Reintroductions for Long-term Success: A Pacific Salmon Case Study

• Instructor: Mike Garello

Wednesday, May 6

8:30-9:50 a.m. | Fish Passage Design Policy and Standards: A Cross Section from Headwaters to Estuary and Everything In Between - Part 1

• Session Chair: Dave Minner

10:30-11:50 a.m. | Fish Passage Design Policy and Standards: A Cross Section from Headwaters to Estuary and Everything In Between - Part 2

• Session Chair: Dave Minner

3:20-4:40 p.m. | Lessons Learned from Stream Crossing Replacements and Retrofits

• Session Chair: Nicholas Szigeti

3:40-4 p.m. | From Concept to Comeback: Lessons from 20 years of Fish Passage on Quiota Creek

• Session Chair: Nicholas Szigeti

Friday, May 8

8 a.m.-5:30 p.m. | Field Tour 1: Fish Facilities in the Flood System

• Guide: Gabe Kopp