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While there are often opportunities to go deep in our respective fields, breakthroughs can come from unexpected connections and interdisciplinary discussions. The Salish Sea Science Roundtable is a virtual monthly seminar inspired by just that. Each month we’ll connect to share emerging science that’s shaping Salish Sea recovery and sustainable development, reconnect with colleagues in different fields, and enjoy thought-provoking discussions. We hope you’ll join us virtually the first Tuesday of each month from 12:30-1:30 pm PT.

Do you have a topic you want to learn more about or are you interested in sharing some of your organization’s new science? Email Marielle (marlars@uw.edu).

December 3: Cumulative Effects Evaluation for Salmon Restoration: Merging Data and Using Causal Analysis to Address Hypotheses in the Whidbey Basin

Co-hosted with the Puget Sound Partnership from 12:30 – 1:30 pm PT 

The roundtable will describe ongoing work to address the cumulative effects of restoration in the Whidbey Basin using synthesis methodology rooted in causal analysis. We will describe the three main elements of the approach—hierarchy of hypotheses, causal analysis, and hierarchy of synthesis—and highlight some of the analyses and emerging results from this effort.

Presented by Kathryn Sobocinski and Scott Redman on behalf of the Whidbey Basin CEE Research and Science Support Teams.

While the event is free, registration is required. If you have trouble accessing your unique link, you can always re-register to join directly or use the meeting ID: 954 5309 9120

  • January 7 | https://washington.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJYsceChrT8pHNzuDOLICAKznMYLJAPty8PX 7 (meeting ID: 921 6993 4368)

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Check out the previous roundtables

  • Next generation urban greening 11.05.2024 Slides 
  • Using genomics to predict Chinook Salmon responses to climate change 10.01.2024 Slides
  • Sea level rise resiliency 09.03.2024 Slides 
  • Enhancing climate change planning & adaptive management in marine protected areas 06.04.2024  Slides | Paper
  • eDNA in the Salish Sea 05.07.2024 Slides 
  • Modeling to Strategically Manage Groundwater and Stream Flows 04.02.2024 Slides
  • The Science Behind Evidence-Based Hope and Strategies for Countering Climate Doomism 03.05.2024 Key resources
  • Cumulative Effects on Southern Resident Killer Whales and Contaminants of Emerging Concern 2.6.24 Slides | Follow-up Resources 
  • Update on the Salish Sea Marine Survival Project 12.5.2023 Slides
  • Emerging Salmon Science with Fisheries and Oceans Canada 11.7.2023 Chrys’ Slides | Tanya’s Slides
  • Climate-Ready Fisheries & Modeling 10.3.2023Slides | Overview | Paper