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==Update on AMWG / TWG Coordination (6/12/17)==
  
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Hello AMWG and TWG members,
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As you are aware, the Department of Interior (DOI) is currently reviewing its Federal advisory committees and during the review AWMG meetings and activities have been suspended. 
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Reclamation requested, and recently received, a waiver to hold subcommittee meetings and activities during the DOI Federal advisory committee review.  In particular Reclamation requested this wavier to:
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*Coordinate with the TWG to receive additional input and review on the draft GCDAMP FY 2018-2020 budget and workplan
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*Coordinate a workshop on brown trout in the August / September timeframe
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*Consult and coordinate with the TWG on a possible HFE in November 2017.
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We are still determining the possible dates and timeline for how coordination and activity with the TWG will resume and are exploring options to meet with the TWG in July.
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Additionally, we anticipate re-scheduling the August AMWG meeting for some time in September, and are currently considering Sept 20-21, 2017.  Please note that this potential meeting is contingent upon the DOI Federal advisory committee review as well as several other logistical matters.  We will keep you posted as we know more.
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We greatly value your dedication and participation in the Glen Canyon Dam Adaptive Management Work Group. 
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Kind regards,
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Katrina Grantz
  
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*From: Anne Castle
 
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*Sent: Thu 10/4/2012 2:58 PM
 
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*Subject: '''RE: Change in AMWG Facilitation Contract'''
 
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*Dear Colleagues,
 
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*The AMWG has been very fortunate to have consistent and long term participation and leadership among its members.  That longevity provides strength to the organization and has supported wise decision-making and continuous building on science and management techniques over the years.  And no-one demonstrates that value more than Mary Orton.  Mary’s participation in AMWG, first as a member, then as our facilitator, has been integral to the progress of Glen Canyon Dam adaptive management.  She has worked very hard to understand the details of the science, the interests of the stakeholders, and the policy framework that guides decisions and recommendations to the Secretary.  She is a skilled facilitator and has ensured that issues of concern are addressed openly and completely and not swept under the rug.  I have appreciated very much the knowledge and experience Mary brought to the job, and her manner of keeping discussions on track and on time while providing sufficient attention to detail.  Mary’s recent facilitation of TWG meetings has been uniformly regarded as a great step forward.
 
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*As Mary is the first to remind us, change can be good.  I look forward to the new perspective that Triangle Associates will bring to our table.  But that doesn’t mean I won’t miss Mary.  I will, very much.  Thank you, Mary, for your tireless and excellent work to advance the cause of better resource management in the Glen Canyon AMP.
 
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*Anne
 
  
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== Science & Management on the Colorado Plateau & Southwest Region ==
  
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The biennial conference of Science & Management on the Colorado Plateau & Southwest Region is convening this year.  The conference is scheduled for September 11-14, 2017, and will be held at the High Country Conference Center at NAU.
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*From: Whetton, Linda A [mailto:[email protected]]
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*Sent: Wednesday, October 03, 2012 2:55 PM
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I have been invited to organize a session on rivers and streams of the southwest.  As such, I am inviting you, or someone you know, to consider submitting an abstract for an oral presentation at this conference.
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*Subject: '''2012 Fall High Flow Experiment at Glen Canyon Dam'''
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*As announced by Anne Castle at the August 29, 2012, Adaptive Management Work Group Meeting, this fall marks the first season under a multi-year High Flow Experimental Protocol announced earlier this year by Secretary Salazar. Under this Protocol, high flow releases are linked to sediment input and other resource conditions below Glen Canyon Dam.  Preliminary sediment estimates appear favorable for a high flow experimental release to occur during the period of November 18 – 25, 2012 should sediment and other conditions warrant. Reclamation’s planning activities for the high flow release through the bypass tubes are focusing on an anticipated date of November 19, 2012 for the bypass release to begin; however, no final decisions on the dates, duration or amount of the release have been made.  During the High Flow Experiment, total releases from Glen Canyon Dam at full bypass may reach approximately 42,000 cfs. The total experiment, including ramping, could last anywhere from one and half to six and a half days. As more information on the potential high flow release becomes available, that information will be updated at [http://www.usbr.gov/uc/water/crsp/cs/gcd.html USBR Potential HFE Link]
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I would like to focus this session on both science monitoring and research and how these results can be used to inform decision-making and guide management outcomes.  I hope the session can be a good mix of both the science that is used to guide decisions as well as management objectives and tools and tribal resources and values.
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If you are interested in participating, please let me know soon.  Right now I only need your commitment and a tentative title but note that abstracts will be due by June 1.  
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The biennial conference is a great place to showcase your work and to interact with colleagues. I look forward to seeing you there!
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Thank you.
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Mike
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Michael Moran
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Deputy Chief
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Grand Canyon Monitoring and Research Center
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2255 N Gemini Drive
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Flagstaff, AZ 86001
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(928) 556-7170 Office
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(928) 814-9444 Cell
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https://nau.edu/Merriam-Powell/Biennial-Conference/
  
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==Long Term Risk Reduction for Green Sunfish in the -12 RM sloughs Workshop:==
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The NPS is hosting a webinar on October 27, 2016 for stakeholders and interested parties to develop a range of options for Long Term Risk Reduction for Green Sunfish in the -12 RM sloughs, and other invasive fish species and locations in the Lees Ferry Reach of Glen Canyon National Recreation Area. This 'brainstorming' session will provide the basis for developing a range of alternatives to be analyzed in a Long Term Risk Reduction Plan and Environmental Assessment to be completed and implemented by October 2017. For more information contact Melissa Trammell at [email protected]
 
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*From: Anne Castle
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[[File:20150817_DOI_Operations_of_Glen_Canyon_Dam_Report_to_Congress_2014-2015.PNG|100px]]
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*Sent: Thu 09/18/2012
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*Date: August 17, 2015
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*[[Media:AC Memo 12sep18.pdf| 120918_Anne Castle Memo- AMWG Field learning]]
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*From: DOI Secretary Sally Jewell
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*Glen Canyon Dam Adaptive Management Work Group->'''River Tour- Dam Tour'''
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*Subject: '''Operation of Glen Canyon Dam Report to Congress 2014 - 2015'''
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*[[Media:20150817 DOI Operations of Glen Canyon Dam Report to Congress 2014-2015.pdf|'''20150817 DOI Operations of Glen Canyon Dam Report to Congress 2014-2015 PDF LINK''']]

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Update on AMWG / TWG Coordination (6/12/17)

Hello AMWG and TWG members,

As you are aware, the Department of Interior (DOI) is currently reviewing its Federal advisory committees and during the review AWMG meetings and activities have been suspended.

Reclamation requested, and recently received, a waiver to hold subcommittee meetings and activities during the DOI Federal advisory committee review. In particular Reclamation requested this wavier to:

  • Coordinate with the TWG to receive additional input and review on the draft GCDAMP FY 2018-2020 budget and workplan
  • Coordinate a workshop on brown trout in the August / September timeframe
  • Consult and coordinate with the TWG on a possible HFE in November 2017.

We are still determining the possible dates and timeline for how coordination and activity with the TWG will resume and are exploring options to meet with the TWG in July.

Additionally, we anticipate re-scheduling the August AMWG meeting for some time in September, and are currently considering Sept 20-21, 2017. Please note that this potential meeting is contingent upon the DOI Federal advisory committee review as well as several other logistical matters. We will keep you posted as we know more.

We greatly value your dedication and participation in the Glen Canyon Dam Adaptive Management Work Group.

Kind regards, Katrina Grantz


Science & Management on the Colorado Plateau & Southwest Region

The biennial conference of Science & Management on the Colorado Plateau & Southwest Region is convening this year. The conference is scheduled for September 11-14, 2017, and will be held at the High Country Conference Center at NAU.

I have been invited to organize a session on rivers and streams of the southwest. As such, I am inviting you, or someone you know, to consider submitting an abstract for an oral presentation at this conference.

I would like to focus this session on both science monitoring and research and how these results can be used to inform decision-making and guide management outcomes. I hope the session can be a good mix of both the science that is used to guide decisions as well as management objectives and tools and tribal resources and values.

If you are interested in participating, please let me know soon. Right now I only need your commitment and a tentative title but note that abstracts will be due by June 1.

The biennial conference is a great place to showcase your work and to interact with colleagues. I look forward to seeing you there!

Thank you.

Mike

Michael Moran Deputy Chief Grand Canyon Monitoring and Research Center 2255 N Gemini Drive Flagstaff, AZ 86001 [email protected] (928) 556-7170 Office (928) 814-9444 Cell

https://nau.edu/Merriam-Powell/Biennial-Conference/

Long Term Risk Reduction for Green Sunfish in the -12 RM sloughs Workshop:

The NPS is hosting a webinar on October 27, 2016 for stakeholders and interested parties to develop a range of options for Long Term Risk Reduction for Green Sunfish in the -12 RM sloughs, and other invasive fish species and locations in the Lees Ferry Reach of Glen Canyon National Recreation Area. This 'brainstorming' session will provide the basis for developing a range of alternatives to be analyzed in a Long Term Risk Reduction Plan and Environmental Assessment to be completed and implemented by October 2017. For more information contact Melissa Trammell at [email protected]

20150817 DOI Operations of Glen Canyon Dam Report to Congress 2014-2015.PNG

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