Thursday, 13th December International Conference on River Connectivity (Fish Passage 2018)

• A "Fluid" perspective on fish passage design and performance - Aline Cotel
• Addressing connectivity constraints to freshwater fish: a European perspective - Peter Gough

• NSW Fish Passage Strategy – a 20 year vision to restore waterway connectivity. - Matthew Gordos
• Connectivity for future freshwater conservation – biophysical and institutional issues - Max Finlayson
• Region-wide expansion of the Salmon Superhighway, USDA Forest Service prioritization of fish passage barriers in the Pacific Northwest Region of the US - James M Capurso
• Improving practical fishway design through a multi-disciplinary approach - Andrew Briggs
• Sea to hume fish passage task force - Jim M Barrett

Organiser: Vu Vu Ann

• Maintaining fish passage for Queensland's native fish species tools to facilitate fish passage across waterway barriers - Gemma L Mackenzie
• Building a fish passage assessment protocol for New Zealand: implementation of Bayesian network models for evaluating the likelihood of fish passage success at instream structures - Paul A Franklin
• How and where do fish cross the road? – A strategic approach to fish-friendly waterway crossings - Evan Knoll
• Finding assessing and fixing fish passage problems in Ireland - Alan Cullagh
• Goldie Perch and the 128 Fishways: Key Findings and Recommendations from the Assessment of the Modern Fishways of New South Wales - Matthew Miles

• Re-defining upstream fish passage - Tom Shearer
• Proof of concept for an innovative pump fishway design to move fish upstream over dams - John H Harris
• Hydraulic optimisation of a system for transporting fish in water vertically at near-atmospheric pressure. - William Peirson
• Australia’s first trap-and-haul fishway: Nerang River, Queensland - Steven O'Brien
• Mud Mountain Upstream Migrant Trap & Haul Facility Design - Peter Christensen

• Barrier Tracker - Using citizen science to build the most comprehensive atlas of barriers in Europe - Herman Wanningen
• Working with recreational fishers to restore native fish populations in the murray darling basin australia - Paul Childs and Troy Bright
• Fish Passage Remediation through the NSW Recreational Fishing Trust Habitat Action Grants. - Scott Nichols

Noreuil Park

Those attending the the dinner are welcome to take advantage of the complimentary bus service that will be departing Albury Entertainment Centre at 6:15pm. Noreuil Park is a 20 minute walk along the Murray River,Get walking directions here. Volunteers will be posted along the way to guide delegates who elect to walk.