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Pond School 2008: Presenters' Handouts
Pond Ecology (pdf 465kb)
Dr. Stan Gregory, Dept. of Fisheries & Wildlife, Oregon State University
Physical, chemical and biological aspects of ponds; micronutrients, food chains/webs; role of fish and plants; interdependence of plants and animals
Oregon Fish Stocking Regulations (pdf 75kb)
Laura Tesler, Restoration & Enhancement Coordinator, Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife
Invasive and exotic species introduction and impact; approved fish species; licensed propagators
Weed and Algae Management (pdf 800kb)
Mark Sytsma, PhD, Environmental Sciences & Resources and Director, Center for Lakes & Reservoirs, Portland State University
Prevention, treatments; how to get rid of pond weeds
Fish Health and Disease Prevention (pdf 1mb)
Dr. Tony Amandi, Senior Fish Health Specialist, Oregon Dept. of Fish & Wildlife
Preventative measures, Ceratomyxa shasta; where to go for help; how to prepare fish for examination
Pond Construction, Repair & Maintenance; Pond Screening (pdf 300kb)
Dr. James Bowman, AquaFish, CRSP
Permitting, maintenance of dikes, sealing leaky ponds, placement of plants and trees, nutria problems, screening
Naturescaping (pdf 1.3mb)
Larry Pecenka, Habitat Biologist, High Desert Region, Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife
Food, water, cover and space for fish and wildlife; landowner incentive programs
Oregon Freshwater Aquaculture-Fish for Your Ponds:
Ken Dunder, Santiam Valley Ranch, Warm Water Fish Farm and President, Hydrokinetic Systems
Brief overview of hatcheries producing cold-water and warm-water fish for ponds
Market Opportunities and Strategies for Oregon's Freshwater Aquaculture (pdf 21kb)
Dr. Ed Schmisseur, Emeritus Faculty Agricultural and Resource Economics, OSU
A brief overview of a marketing analysis conducted for the Oregon Aquaculture Association and USDA Rural Development
Protecting Oregon's Native Turtles (pdf 1.1mb)
Sue Beilke, Sauvie Island Wildlife Area, Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife
Dr. Stan Gregory, Dept. of Fisheries & Wildlife, Oregon State University
Physical, chemical and biological aspects of ponds; micronutrients, food chains/webs; role of fish and plants; interdependence of plants and animals
Oregon Fish Stocking Regulations (pdf 75kb)
Laura Tesler, Restoration & Enhancement Coordinator, Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife
Invasive and exotic species introduction and impact; approved fish species; licensed propagators
Weed and Algae Management (pdf 800kb)
Mark Sytsma, PhD, Environmental Sciences & Resources and Director, Center for Lakes & Reservoirs, Portland State University
Prevention, treatments; how to get rid of pond weeds
Fish Health and Disease Prevention (pdf 1mb)
Dr. Tony Amandi, Senior Fish Health Specialist, Oregon Dept. of Fish & Wildlife
Preventative measures, Ceratomyxa shasta; where to go for help; how to prepare fish for examination
Pond Construction, Repair & Maintenance; Pond Screening (pdf 300kb)
Dr. James Bowman, AquaFish, CRSP
Permitting, maintenance of dikes, sealing leaky ponds, placement of plants and trees, nutria problems, screening
Naturescaping (pdf 1.3mb)
Larry Pecenka, Habitat Biologist, High Desert Region, Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife
Food, water, cover and space for fish and wildlife; landowner incentive programs
Oregon Freshwater Aquaculture-Fish for Your Ponds:
- Are Trout Right for My Pond? (pdf 16kb)
- Are Warm-water Fish Right for My Pond? (pdf 34kb)
Ken Dunder, Santiam Valley Ranch, Warm Water Fish Farm and President, Hydrokinetic Systems
Brief overview of hatcheries producing cold-water and warm-water fish for ponds
Market Opportunities and Strategies for Oregon's Freshwater Aquaculture (pdf 21kb)
Dr. Ed Schmisseur, Emeritus Faculty Agricultural and Resource Economics, OSU
A brief overview of a marketing analysis conducted for the Oregon Aquaculture Association and USDA Rural Development
Protecting Oregon's Native Turtles (pdf 1.1mb)
Sue Beilke, Sauvie Island Wildlife Area, Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife
