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This is Day 1 (March 21) of the 2023 Interagency Ecological Program's Annual Workshop. See the list below for the Sessions and the speakers. Note that not all speakers were recorded. Only those that provided permission to record and share their recording are included in the video. If you are interested in a presentation that was not recorded, contact the author directly.
The 2023 IEP Workshop Program, the Presentation Abstract Booklet and Poster Abstract Booklet, the Poster Forum, and other materials can be found on the IEP website under the Annual IEP Workshop web page.

0:21 Session 1: Welcome and Plenary Session

2:56 Speaker 1: Steve Culberson - Who's Prioritizing Our Priorities

15:04 Speaker 2: Louise Conrad - Building on the IEP Foundation: Stewarding our Partnerships to Advance Science as a Service

48:37 Speaker 3: Jay Lund - Floods, Droughts, and Climate Change, Oh My!

1:15:42 Session 2: Delta Smelt Experimental Release

1:15:55 Speaker 1: Katherine Sun - Experimental Release Overview and Future Plans

1:34:39 Speaker 2: Brian Schreier - Soft Release Design, Planning, and Initial Observations

1:52:52 Speaker 3: Fred Feyrer - Fish Behavior During Delta Smelt Experimental Releases Inferred from ARIS Sonar

2:14:38 Speaker 4: Trishelle Tempel and Brittany Davis - Enclosure Studies Informing Experimental Release

2:33:38 Speaker 5: Steven Slater - CDFW Monitoring Design Review and Fall Midwater Trawl Survey Updates

(Not Recorded) Session 3: Poster Session

3:00:07 Session 4: Lightning Talks

3:00:41 Speaker 1: Dulcinea Avouris - Mercury from Space: Remote-Sensing Based Proxy Models for Mercury Retrievals in the San Francisco Bay Delta

3:05:58 Speaker 2: Keith Bouma-Gregson - The 2022 Cyanobacterial Bloom in Franks Tract

3:12:03 Speaker 3: Megan Pagliaro - Comparing Food-Webs in Restored and Reference Tidal Marshes using Stable Isotope Techniques

(Not Recorded) Speaker 4: Kasey Pregler - Reintroduction of Spring-Run Chinook Salmon in the San Joaquin River: Evaluating Efficacy of Decision-Making in the Captive Breeding Program

3:17:45 Speaker 5: Robert Fournier - Examining Phenological Shifts and Potential for Trophic Mismatches Across Multiple Estuaries

3:22:41 Speaker 6: Joanna Griffiths - Quantifying the Evolutionary Potential for Delta Smelt Persistence in a Warming Habitat

3:28:39 Speaker 7: Reed Hoshovsky - Sub-Surface Chlorophyll in the Northern San Francisco Estuary

3:33:53 Speaker 8: Leticia Cavole - Fitness Tradeoffs for Migratory and Resident Delta Smelt in the San Francisco Estuary

3:40:32 Speaker 9: Christina Burdi - Years of Drought and Salt: Decreasing Flows Determine the Distribution of Zooplankton Resources in the Estuary

3:46:05 Speaker 10: Emily Richardson - A Multiparameter Approach to Modeling Light Attenuation in the Delta

3:51:34 Speaker 11: Ravi Nagarajan - Message in a Bottle: eDNA Metabarcoding to Complement Existing Monitoring of Fishes and Invertebrates in the Bay-Delta

3:58:41 Speaker 12: Christian Denney - Should IEP use Excell Plus as a Fixative?

4:05:26 Speaker 13: R. Andrew Goodwin - Near-Term Prediction of Fish Movement, Guidance, and Entrainment in Water Management Operations Across Different Reservoir and Tidal River Environments

4:14:07 Session 5: Synthesis Team

4:15:05 Speaker 1: Sarah Perry - The Phytoplankton Enumeration Synthesis Project: Synthesizing Phytoplankton Datasets in the San Francisco Bay Delta

4:30:34 Speaker 2: Laura Twardochleb and Rosemary Hartman - Amazing Graze - Responses of Maeotias and Potamocorbula to Flow and Drought

4:51:34 Speaker 3: Daniel Constable and Dylan Chapple - Ecosystem Restoration Progress Review for the Delta and Suisun Marsh

5:11:25 Speaker 4: Brittany Davis and Rosemary Hartman - Structured Decision Making for Delta Smelt Habitat - Synthesizing Multiple Streams of IEP Data to Inform Management