IMST workshops bring together scientists from across the region to address scientific issues important to salmonid recovery. IMST scientific workshops have been held to address major questions raised in IMST projects or to respond to agency and legislative requests.
An IMST scientific workshop on urban and rural-residential areas was held June 21 & 22, 2011 in Corvallis (download draft agenda). A synthesis of the workshop is being drafted and will be posted here upon its completion.
The following workshops were held by IMST to support ongoing projects.
| Watershed and Aquatic Habitat Restoration Effectivness Monitoring (Jointly held by OWEB and IMST April 18-19, 2006) | Executive Summary |
| Full Report |
| Influences of Human Activity on Stream Temperatures of Cold-Water Fish in Streams with Elevated Temperature (October 5-6, 2000) | Executive Summary |
| Full Report |
| Conservation Hatcheries and Supplementation Strategies for Recovery of Wild Stocks of Salmonids (June 19-21, 2000) | Executive Summary |
| Full Report |
| Defining and Evaluating Recovery of OCN Coho
Salmon Stocks: Implications for Rebuilding Stocks Under the
Oregon Plan (August 4-5, 1999) |
Full Report |
IMST has facilitated workshops for other groups working with scientific issues related to salmonid recovery.
| Establishing Research Priorities for ODFW Hatchery Research Center (October 21-22, 2003). Held jointly with Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife (ODFW). | ODFW Report |
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Scientific Workshop on Measurable Salmon Recovery Criteria (July 1-2, 2002). Held jointly with the Joint Interim Task Force on Salmon Recovery. |
Joint Task Force Report |