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Spring 2016 Puget Sound Knotweed Forum Agenda 1:00-1:15 Welcome 1:15-1:45 Eradication Nation: Lessons learned from the StreamTeam watershed restoration program Bethany Lund, Clark Public Utility District 1:45-2:00 Break Agenda

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Spring 2016 Puget Sound Knotweed Forum

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Agenda

  • 1:00-1:15

Welcome

  • 1:15-1:45

Eradication Nation: Lessons learned from the StreamTeam watershed restoration program Bethany Lund, Clark Public Utility District

  • 1:45-2:00

Break

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Agenda

  • 2:00-3:50

Regional project highlights

  • 2:00-2:20

Snoqualmie Tribe riparian weed control projects in the Snohomish Basin Eric Davies, Snoqualmie Tribe ENR

  • 2:20-2:40

Application of the successful Cedar River Stewardship in Action program to new watersheds Michelle Quast, Forterra

  • 2:40-2:50

Question & Answer Panel

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Agenda

  • 2:50-3:00

Break

  • 3:00-3:30

State and regional updates

  • 3:30-3:45

Working group steering committee discussion

  • 3:45-4:45

Facilitated planning discussions

  • 4:45-5:00

Wrap up

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Welcome to the Brightwater Center

You are here

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Presentation # 1

  • 1:15-1:45
  • Eradication Nation: Lessons learned from the StreamTeam

watershed restoration program Bethany Lund, Clark PUD

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Break # 1

1:45-2:00

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Presentation # 2

  • 2:00-2:20
  • Snoqualmie Tribe riparian weed control projects in the

Snohomish Basin Eric Davies, Snoqualmie Tribe ENR

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Presentation # 3

  • 2:20-2:40
  • Application of the successful Cedar River Stewardship in Action

program to new watersheds Michelle Quast, Forterra

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Panel Questions

  • 2:40-2:50
  • Eradication Nation: Lessons learned from the StreamTeam

watershed restoration program Bethany Lund, Clark PUD

  • Snoqualmie Tribe riparian weed control projects in the

Snohomish Basin Eric Davies, Snoqualmie Tribe ENR

  • Application of the successful Cedar River Stewardship in Action

program to new watersheds Michelle Quast, Forterra

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Break # 2

2:50-3:00

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State and regional updates

3:00-3:30

  • Jonathan Still, Washington State Department of Agriculture
  • WSDA funding update
  • Relevant legislative updates
  • Others?
  • King County Noxious Weed Control Program
  • Riparian noxious weed control team restructure
  • New “On-Demand” injector training
  • 2016 landowner workshop schedule
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State and regional updates

Riparian noxious weed control team restructure

  • Justin Bush leaving King

County on April 28th

  • Becoming Executive

Coordinator of the Washington Invasive Species Council

  • New contact information

soon at http://www.invasivespecies. wa.gov/contact_us.shtml

  • King County riparian

team is restructuring with this change

Invasive lionfish

3:00-3:30

Justin Bush

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State and regional updates

Riparian noxious weed control team restructure

3:00-3:30

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State and regional updates

Riparian noxious weed control team restructure

Justin Brooks, Team Leader WRIA 7 – Snoqualmie Basin justin.brooks@kingcounty.gov 206-477-0272 Randal Ladowski WRIA 7 – Skykomish Basin & WRIA 10 randal.ladowski@kingcounty.gov 206-477-3392 Sayward Glise WRIA 8 sayward.glise@kingcounty.gov 206-477-0274 Erin Haley WRIA 9 erin.haley@kingcounty.gov

3:00-3:30

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State and regional updates

New “On-Demand” injector training

  • Streaming injector training video
  • http://1.usa.gov/1TjdT7w , OR
  • Kingcounty.gov/weeds
  • Knotweed projects
  • Instructional videos
  • n knotweed control
  • Quiz
  • Contact information
  • 14 questions based upon video
  • Generated email for records

3:00-3:30

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State and regional updates

2016 landowner workshop schedule All sessions are from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. and share the same agenda:

  • 1. May 5, Maple Valley Library

21844 SE 248th St, Maple Valley

  • 2. May 11, Duvall Library

15508 Main Street NE, Duvall

  • 3. May 26, Tukwila Community Center

12424 42nd Ave. S, Tukwila

  • 4. June 2, Mercer Island Community

Center 8236 SE 24th St., Mercer Island

  • 5. August 18, Meadowbrook Farm

1711 Boalch Ave., North Bend

Partners: Snohomish County, Snoqualmie Tribe ENR, Sound Salmon Solutions, Forterra, City of Snoqualmie, Mercer Island, Tukwila, Maple Valley, and Kent

3:00-3:30

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Working group steering committee discussion

3:30-3:45

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Facilitated planning discussions

3:45-4:45

Who are you? What project are you work on? Do you need any help from other in the group? What can you offer to others in the group? Take this opportunity to build partnerships and plan out collaborations in your working area.

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Thanks!

See you in the fall!