In addition to information sharing, this forum will be used to identify obstacles and possible solutions, to chart common projects having the potential of data sharing and coordinated efforts, and to document accurate and pertinent project information for public knowledge.
Presentations planned for this year include: an update from the Siskiyou County Groundwater Advisory Committee,  monitoring activities being completed by Klamath National Forest and a report by Mary Olswang, California Dept of Fish and Game on fish passage monitoring.  Following the presentations will be a round-robin information sharing session,to release said.

A no-host luncheon will be provided at noon by Bob’s Ranch House for $11 each, payable at the door. If possible, reservations for lunch should be called in to Danielle Yokel by Feb. 10. Free coffee and refreshments will be available at 9:30 a.m.