Program Structure
The Advisory Committee is comprised of a broad representation of interests including: private landowners with agriculture, hunting clubs and wetlands; local, state, and federal agencies; tribes; flood managers and maintainers; water suppliers; research institutions; river, wildlife, and agriculture non-governmental organizations.
- Offering a broad range of interests, perspectives, and information to inform development of multi-benefit options.
- Learning about each other’s interests, related efforts, and science to support recommendations that meet multiple interests.
- Advising Steering Committee on key technical work products, decision support tools, evaluation criteria, potential actions, expected benefits, and implementation strategy.
- Coordinating with Ad-Hoc Group to understand technical input and articulate interests to guide technical analysis.
All meetings are held from 9-11 AM (PST).
- December 9, 2022
- February 10, 2023
- April 14, 2023
- Tentative June 9, 2023
- Tentative August 11, 2023
- Tentative October 13, 2023
- Tentative December 8, 2023
- October 14
- August 12
- April 8
- February 11
- December 8
The membership is composed of technical representatives of the broad interests who can contribute to the quantification of benefits, constraints, modeling assumptions, and evaluation of potential structural and biological options.
Subgroups include topical, technical, and regional representatives. Each ad hoc group will meet in subgroups as needed to provide science and technical input, make recommendations and proposals to the Advisory Committee. Where there is divergence, the Ad Hoc Group’s recommendations will reflect different viewpoints.
- Bird
- Habitat
- Hydrodynamics
- Landowner
- Salmon
- Tribal
