Glen Canyon Dam Technical Work Group Meeting
 

January 28, 2016
 

List of Attachments
 

No. Attachment Author/Presenter

1a Grand Canyon Monitoring and Research Center Fiscal Year 2015 Annual Project

Report for the Glen Canyon Dam Adaptive Management Work Group

GCMRC Response to CREDA/UAMPS on FY15 GCMRC Annual Report Dated

January 27, 2016

Desired Future Conditions Memo from Anne Castle to the AMWG dated Aug 19,

2011

Scott VanderKooi

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1c

2 Recovery of Humpback Chub PPT Rich Valdez

3 Glen Canyon Dam Operations During Equalization PPT Katrina Grantz

4a Sand Trigger for High‐flow Experimental Protocol PPT

Introduction of a Motion to TWG Regarding Clarification of the High Flows

Protocol for Springtime HFEs: Draft for SCAHG Consideration and Review

Paul Grams

Scott VanderKooi

4b Larry Stevens

5a Green Sunfish Rapid Response Treatment, Nov 2‐6 and Nov 12‐13, 2015 Brief

Treatment Summary

Colorado River Slough Green Sunfish Removal PPT

Installation of Nets to Contain Green Sunfish in Minus‐12‐Mile Slough, Glen

Canyon National Recreation Area, Oct 6‐7, 2015 Trip Report

Melissa Trammell

Rosemary Sucec

Mike Anderson

Brian Healy

Emily Omana Smith

5b

5c

6 Brown Trout Update Lees Ferry PPT Bill Stewart

7a Trout Ad Hoc Group Report and PPT

Lees Ferry Recreational Trout Fishery Management Recommendations: The Voice

of Lees Ferry Recreational Anglers, Guides, and Businesses

Memo from Scott VanderKooi to TWG Chair dated 12/9/15, Subject: Technical

Review of the Lees Ferry Recreational Trout Fishery Management

Recommendations

Bill Stewart

Scott VanderKooi

7b

7c

8 GCDAMP: Science Advisors‐Executive Coordinator Program Work Plan for FY16

and PPT

David Braun

Presentations from Annual Reporting Meeting, Jan 26‐27, 2016

AR1 Project 2: Streamflow, Water Quality, Sediment Transport, and Sand Budgets in

the Colorado River Ecosystem PPT

David Topping

AR2 Sandbars and Sediment Storage in Marble and Grand Canyons: Response to

Recent high‐flow Experiments and Long‐Term Trends PPT

Paul Grams

AR3 Observations of sand dune migration on the Colorado River in Grand Canyon

using high‐resolution multibeam bathymetry PPT

Dan Buscombe

AR4 Linkages between controlled floods, eddy sandbar dynamics, and riparian

vegetation along the Colorado River in Marble Canyon, Arizona, USA PPT

Erich Mueller

AR5 Riparian vegetation monitoring with remote sensing PPT Joel Sankey

AR6 Southern Paiute Consortium Vegetation and Cultural Resource Monitoring

Program PPT

Charley Bulletts

AR7 Kinship to the Canyon: Hualapai TEK in the Grand Canyon PPT Bennett Wakayuta

Carrie Calisay Cannon

AR8 Historical Changes to Culturally‐Important Riparian Plants along the Colorado

River: A Progress Report on Project 12 PPT

Helen Fairley

AR9 Report of Riparian Vegetation Workshop, June 23‐25, 2015 in Flagstaff, AZ PPT Barb Ralston

AR10 The Biogeographic Significance of a Large, Deep Canyon: Grand Canyon, Larry Stevens
     

                     

                               

                     

               

   

   

                     

                           

               

   

                         

                     

         

   

                   

     

     

                       

     

   

                     

                           

                           

   

                         

         

   

                      

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Southwestern USA PPT

AR11 Ecosystem Monitoring in Glen Canyon National Recreation Area PPT Mark Anderson

AR12 Natal Origins of Rainbow Trout Project, Years 1‐4 (Nov 11 – Dec 15) PPT Josh Korman

AR13 Bioenergetic Modeling of Glen Canyon Rainbow Trout Fishery: Exploring effects of

temperature, trout population size and biomass on benthic invertebrate

consumption PPT

Mike Yard

AR14 Long‐Term Monitoring of the Lees Ferry Fishery: Update PPT Lisa Winters

AR15 Economic value of angling on the Colorado River at Lees Ferry: Using secondary

data to estimate the influence of seasonality PPT

Lucas Bair

AR16 Food availability in the Little Colorado River over space and time PPT Jeff Muehlbauer

AR17 Humpback chub in the Little Colorado River, Monitoring of Juveniles, Sub‐Adults,

and Adults and Translocations PPT

Randy Van

Haverbeke

AR18 Humpback Chub Translocations to Havasu and Shinumo Creeks, Grand Canyon

National Park PPT

Emily Omana Smith

AR19 Humpback chub (Gila cypha) that Spawn in the Little Colorado River: Status and

Potential Drivers PPT

Charles Yackulic

AR20 Factors that Influence Juvenile Humpback Chub Survival PPT David Ward

AR21 Bright Angel Creek Non‐Native Trout Reduction, Grand Canyon National Park PPT Clay Nelson

AR22 A Life History Bottleneck for Aquatic Insects Arising from Load Following PPT Ted Kennedy

AR23 Status and Trends of Native and Nonnative Fishes in the Colorado River PPT Dave Rogowski

AR24 Use of Ultrasonic Imaging to Evaluate Egg Maturation of Humpback Chub (Gila

cypha) in Grand Canyon PPT

Morgan Brizendine

AR25 Monitoring Humpback Chub Aggregations in the Mainstem, 1991‐2015 PPT Kirk Young