You may find the conference agenda here.
The conference organizers have developed an exciting program of workshops, plenary talks, concurrent technical sessions, a poster session, field trips, and social events. The first day, May 4, will include several workshops with an evening welcome reception at Ruhstaller Farm. Over the following three days, May 5-7, the conference will include keynote addresses in the plenary session, five concurrent technical sessions facilitating up to 160 oral presentations, exhibitors, an evening poster session, a fun run/walk, and a banquet at the California State Railroad Museum in old Sacramento. There will be long breaks in between sessions to enable networking opportunities. Two awards will also be bestowed at the conference, one for “Career Achievement” and another for a “Distinguished Fish Passage Project”. The last day, May 8, includes several field trips to tour featured regional fish passage projects. Full registration for the conference includes the welcome reception, poster session refreshments, lunch and break refreshments each day, and a banquet dinner ticket. Registration is now open, and regular registration closes April 4. For more information about the awards please see: https://fishpassage.fisheries.org/awards/