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Watershed Symposium 2019

Welcome to the event schedule and directory for the 13th Annual Salt Lake County Watershed Symposium, November 20-21, 2019. Free and open to all, the Symposium encourages a comprehensive review of the current state of our watershed while creating learning and networking opportunities for a broad array of stakeholders. Sessions cover a broad range of topics on water quality and watershed issues with local, regional, and national relevance. Hosted by Salt Lake County Watershed Planning & Restoration.

Powerpoints and audio recordings are available. Click on a session and scroll down to the attached files.
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Paige Wolfe

WaterPro

8:00am MST

Registration & Check-in Crossroads

8:30am MST

Welcome & Opening Comments Great Hall

8:40am MST

KEYNOTE From the Bottom of the Barrel: How Great Salt Lake Can Teach Us About Our Watershed Great HallJaimi Butler

9:15am MST

PFAS: More Than a Mouthful Lower Level - Ballroom CChris Bittner • Ben Brown

9:55am MST

WASP Historical Simulations Over the Jordan River Under Climate Change Lower Level - Ballroom CJuhn-Yuan Su

10:25am MST

Break and snacks Crossroads

10:50am MST

Linkages Between the Great Salt Lake and Air Quality Great HallKevin Perry • Jon Carter

11:30am MST

Why Can't I Plant Trees on the Surplus Levee? Lower Level - Ballroom CLizel Allen

12:00pm MST

Lunch Crossroads

1:00pm MST

N vs P: Nutrient Limitation of Harmful Algal Blooms on Utah Lake Lower Level - Ballroom CErin Jones • Gabriella Lawson

1:40pm MST

Using Citizen Science to Locate Nutrient Sources to Utah Lake Lower Level - Ballroom CErin Jones

2:10pm MST

Poster Session Great HallBrian Brown • Jon Carter • Adam Culbertson • Chloe Fender • Mohammad Hasan • Chad Husband • Kate Kohut • Madeleine Malmfeldt • Madeline McLaughlin • Hannah Murphy • Leika Patch • Kevin Perry • Jennifer Follstad Shah • Nicholas von Stackelberg • Juhn-Yuan Su • Jake Tallman • Anne Terry

2:40pm MST

Megafires and Hurricanes: Utah Watersheds Respond to Climate Change Lower Level - Ballroom CTrevor Crandall

3:10pm MST

Break, snacks, and prize drawing! Crossroads

8:00am MST

Registration & Check-in Crossroads

8:30am MST

Opening Comments Great Hall

8:40am MST

PANEL Playing With Fire: Climate, Forest and Watershed Health Great HallCarl Fisher • Laura Briefer • Bekee Hotze • Brian Trick

9:45am MST

Jordan River Analog Remix (feat. Dojo with special guest BCT) Lower Level - Ballroom A/BDavid Richards • Theron Miller

10:15am MST

Break and snacks Crossroads

10:40am MST

Shared Stewardship, Shared Outcomes Great HallLaura Ault • Tyler Ashcroft

11:40am MST

Resilience of the Great Salt Lake with Historical Climate Variability Lower Level - Ballroom A/BKrishna Khatri

12:10pm MST

Lunch Crossroads

1:10pm MST

Enhanced Biological Phosphorus Removal Using Side Stream Fermentation Lower Level - Ballroom CBishav Bhattarai

1:50pm MST

Watershed-Scale Nutrient Budgets and eDNA Following a Utah Megafire Lower Level - Ballroom CIsabella Errigo

2:30pm MST

Bear River Development Debt Impacts Upon Wasatch Front Residents Lower Level - Ballroom A/BZachary Frankel • Gabriel Lozada • Dan Tuttle

3:00pm MST

Break, snacks, and prize drawing finale! Crossroads