Western Invasive Mussel Management Workshop Speakers
Session 1 - Prevention & Monitoring, Moderated by Chris Holdren (Reclamation)
| Panelist | Organization | Title |
| David Britton | U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service | Coordinating a Response to the Western Quagga/Zebra Mussel Invasion |
| Bill Zook | Pacific States Marine Fisheries Commission | Watercraft Intervention Programs for Dreissenid Mussels in the Western U.S. |
| Eileen Ryce | Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks | Montana ANS Program: Prevention and Monitoring |
Session 2 - Control & Mitigation, Moderated by Leonard Willett (Reclamation)
| Panelist | Organization | Title |
| Everett Laney | U.S. Army Corps of Engineers | Western Dressina in Warm Waters |
| Rick Deleon | Metropolitan Water District of Southern California | Integrated Pest Management for Control of Quaggas |
| Renata Claudi | RNT Consulting | Review of Control Methods: One-Size Does NOT Fit All |
Session 3 – Research, Moderated by Fred Nibling (Reclamation)
| Panelist | Organization | Title |
| Barry Payne | U.S. Army Corps of Engineers | Environmentally Sound Dreissena Control Strategies: Physiological Ecology-Based Approaches for Public Facilities |
| Rick Deleon | Metropolitan Water District of Southern California | Research in Support of Integrated Pest Management of Quaggas |
| Todd Tietjen | Southern Nevada Water Authority | Investigating Abundance, Distribution and Water Quality Impacts of Quagga Mussels in Lake Mead |
Session 4 - Outreach & Education, Moderated by Peter Soeth (Reclamation)
| Panelist | Organization | Title |
| Bob Pitman | U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service | The 100th Meridian - A Partnership to Protect Western Waters |
| Paul Heimowitz | U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service | Sign, Sign, Everywhere a Sign: Coordinating Mussel Outreach in the Northwest and Beyond |
| Elizabeth Brown | Colorado Division of Wildlife | Colorado's ANS Education and Outreach Strategy |
Last updated: 8/21/09