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Janine Castro is the Project Leader for the Columbia River Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office (CRFWCO) in Vancouver, Washington. It is the mission of the CRFWCO to assist in determining the status of imperiled natural fish stocks, to evaluate management measures for recovery and assist in the recovery of these stocks, and to prevent future ESA listings. As the Project Leader, Janine provides leadership to a highly diverse technical staff that address a wide variety of fisheries issues, including: (1) fish passage and aquatic habitat restoration, (2) bull trout recovery and lamprey conservation, (3) marking and tagging of nearly 40 million hatchery fish annually to support tribal, recreational, and commercial mark-selective fisheries, (4) mark-recapture studies of wild fish to determine occupancy, distribution, abundance, trends, and population growth rates, and (5) providing analytical support to project design, evaluation, and information management <\/p>\n\n\n\n

Janine provides\nnational and international training on stream restoration, river science, and\npublic speaking for scientists. She has worked for the Fish and Wildlife\nService for 20 years and spent the preceding 10 years working for the Natural\nResources Conservation Service. Janine is co-founder of Science Talk, one\nof the five founding members of River Restoration Northwest, and the Technical\nDirector for the PSU River Restoration Professional Certificate Program. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

Education<\/strong>: BS Geology and\nBA Geography, 1991, CSU Chico; MS Interdisciplinary Studies, Environmental\nGeomorphology, 1993, CSU Chico; PhD Geosciences, 1997, Oregon State University,\nCorvallis.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Specialties<\/strong>: Aquatic Habitat\nRestoration, Geomorphology, Science Communication<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Janine Castro is the Project Leader for the Columbia River Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office (CRFWCO) in Vancouver, Washington. It is the mission of the CRFWCO to assist in determining the status of imperiled natural fish stocks, to evaluate management measures for recovery and assist in the recovery of these stocks, and to prevent future … <\/p>\n

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