2012 Distribution of Two Documentaries on Saving Salmon
ES is distributing 900 DVDs of each of the two documentaries to high school science teachers, high school libraries,Oregonlibraries, government agencies, community groups, and individuals. The documentaries are available on YouTube, the ES Website, and will be aired on SOP-TV in February and later via community television.
2011 Production of Two Documentaries on Saving Salmon
ES completes production of two one-hour documentaries: “Sustaining Salmon: Fishermen, Scientists, and Project CROOS;” and “Saving Salmon: Bringing C. shasta Back into Balance.” Documentaries are based on video material developed for “Learn Genetics to Save Salmon” that centers on two Oregon Research Projects: Project CROOS at theHatfieldMarineScienceCenterand the C. shasta work of Professor Jerri Bartholomew at OSU.
2011 Spring High School Project “Learn Genetics to Save Salmon”
Funded by the Gordon Elwood and Cow Creek Indian Foundations, ES completes six-week biology project involving 207 students in eight biology classes from fourOregonand oneCaliforniahigh schools. The content is, based on genetics and ecology material from two Oregon Research Projects: Project CROOS at theHatfieldMarineScienceCenterand the C. shasta work of Professor Jerri Bartholomew at OSU.
2010 KB Documentary Distribution
“Vision of the River: Working Together on the Klamath”
ES distributes 900 DVDs to high school science teachers, high school libraries, Oregon libraries, government agencies, community groups, and individuals. Documentary plays on community television and SOP-TV.
2010 KB Documentary Debut
“Vision of the River: Working Together on the Klamath”
ES debuts documentary at the Oregon Institute of Technology's Earth Day. April 22, 2010
2010 KB Paper Presentation
“How to Get the Outside into the Classroom via State Standards”
Judith Jensen presents paper, written by Jensen and Lars Svanevik, at the Oregon Chapter of the American Fisheries Society Conference, Eugene, OR. February 25, 2010
2010 KB Paper Presentation
“Enliven State Standards with Current Science”
Judith Jensen presents paper, written by Jensen and Lars Svanevik, at the Klamath Basin Science Conference, Medford, OR. February 4, 2010
2009 KB Video Production
“Vision of the River: Working Together on the Klamath”
ES produces documentary on Klamath Basin stakeholder perspectives and watershed problems/solutions featuring Basin stakeholders, scientists, and high school students. March 2009-April 2010
2009 KB Paper Presentation
“Sharing the Klamath Watershed: Bringing Together the Next Generation of Stakeholders”
Judith Jensen presents paper to the Oregon Chapter of the American Fisheries Society Conference, Bend, OR. February 26, 2009
2009 KB Student Projects
Four sample student projects form "Sharing the Klamath Watershed: Bringing Together the Next Generation of Stakeholders"
2009 KB Project Report
“Sharing the Klamath Watershed: Bringing Together the Next Generation of Stakeholders”
ES completes project involving 315 students from nine Upper and Lower Basin high schools. February 2009
2008 KB Pilot Project
“Sharing the Klamath Watershed: Bringing Together the Next Generation of Stakeholders”
Funded by the Gordon Elwood Foundation and the Cow Creek Umpqua Indian Foundation, ES implements pilot project involving 70 students from two Upper Basin high schools. April-May, 2008
2007 KB Curriculum Development and Grant Writing
ES revises curriculum based on Klamath Basin stakeholder, scientist, and teacher feedback. ES submits grants to fund pilot of “Sharing the Klamath Watershed: Bringing Together the Next Generation of Stakeholders."
2007 KB Distribution of Solutions to Klamath Basin Water Issues
ES assembles and distributes collection of solutions from Basin stakeholders and scientists.
2006 KB Paper Presentation
"Klamath Basin Solutions and the ES Community Outreach Project"
Judith Jensen presents paper at the Klamath Basin Watershed Conference, Redding, California. November 2006
2006 KB Cablecast and DVD Distribution
As two DVDs are taped for future use in the ES Klamath Basin high school dialogue project, they are broadcast live to the Klamath Falls, Oregon community. DVDs are distributed to high schools, Klamath Basin libraries, government agencies and individuals. The two DVDs demonstrate stakeholder and science collaboration in the Klamath Basin. Spring 2006
1) Farms and Fish features a dialogue between two stakeholder leaders, Greg Addington, Executive Director of the Klamath Water Users Association (KWUA), andLeaf Hillman, Vice Chair of the Karuk Tribe, moderated by ES Director Judith Jensen. The presentation includes questions from the studio audience of stakeholder leaders: Craig Bienz, Nature Conservancy; Scott Boley, Gold Beach, OR fisherman; Troy Fletcher, Yurok Tribe; Brenda Frank, OR Board of Education and Klamath Tribes; Steve Kandra, KWUA; Marshall Staunton, Tulelake farmer and the Hatfield Upper Klamath Basin Working Group; as well as Marita Kunkel of the OIT Library and Steve Kadel of the Herald and News.
2) Using the Best Available Science to Restore the Upper Klamath Basin features four scientists from the Hatfield Science Team chosen by different stakeholder groups for a collaborative effort to develop strategies to restore the Upper Klamath Basin. Moderated by Terry Morton of Cascade Quality Solutions, the scientists are Mark Buettner, U.S. Fish and Wildlife; Harry Carlson, UC Inter Mountain Research and Extension Center; Larry Dunsmoor, Klamath Tribes; and Bob Gearheart, Humboldt State Environmental Engineering.
2005 KB Curriculum
ES begins distributing its high school curriculum on Klamath Basin water issues to Basin stakeholder leaders and scientists for feedback on balance and accuracy.
2005 KB International Pilot Dialogue – Water Shortage
In the first test of the ES University Dialogue Model, students at the American University of Sharjah, UAE, and at the Oregon Institute of Technology studied an ES curriculum about water shortage in the Klamath Basin and in the UAE study and dialogued about course content via the ES Website and videoconferencing. February 2005
2004 KB Curriculum
ES begins drafting high school curriculum on Klamath Basin water issues, stakeholder perspectives, and watershed problems/solutions.
2002-2003 KB Curriculum
ES begins research to develop high school curriculum on Klamath Basin water issues, stakeholder perspectives, and watershed problems/solutions.