Wednesday, August 06, 2008
The fourth meeting of the Fraser Assembly took place in Prince George on June 24-25. The Fraser Assembly is an annual meeting and ongoing network open to all stakeholder and First Nations groups throughout the Fraser Basin, and is central to the Fraser Salmon & Watersheds Program process. The June meeting, in addition to providing opportunities for networking, invited participants to:
- Continue to provide input and guidance on the overall development of FSWP;
- Develop priority activities for FSWP in 2009/2010 through participation in Program Area Advisory Teams;
- Share insights and lessons from projects, and explore common interests and themes; and
- Discuss program highlights and new developments within FSWP, and begin thinking ahead to needs beyond 2010.
Participants in June Fraser Assembly
Photo: Alan Timberlake
AGENDA ITEMS, with links to available materials:
- Fraser Salmon & Watersheds Program Review - Mark Saunders, Director, FSWP
- Communications Update - Megan Moser, Communications Manager, FSWP
- An Overview of the Upper Fraser Region - Joan Chess, Regional Manager, Fraser Basin Council
- Xeni Gwet’in Fisheries Program - Chief Marilyn Baptiste and Nancy Oppermann, Xeni Gwet’in First Nation
- Mountain Pine Beetle & the current governance conundrum - Marcel Shepert, Upper Fraser Fisheries Conservation Alliance
- Enabling regional strategies project - Megan Moser, FSWP
- Behaviour Change Strategies - Clive Callaway, Living By Water Project
- Integrating In River Fisheries Management and Assessment - Facilitated by Mike Staley, Fisheries Consultant, and Saul Milne, FSWP
- Groundwater and the Future of Salmon on Earth - Craig Orr, Watershed Watch Salmon Society
- Creating Successful Watershed Roundtables - Facilitated by Jessica Bratty, FSWP
- Building An Integrated Information Strategy - Facilitated by Alison Macnaughton, FSWP, and Steve Litke, Fraser Basin Council
- Field trip to Vanderhoof sturgeon hatchery
- FSWP Logic Model - Andrew Stegemann, Manager, FSWP
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