May Meeting - Katrina Harrison River Restoration

Guest Speaker: Katrina Harrison - Restoration Efforts on the Tuolumne and Trinity Rivers

We are pleased to announce that Katrina Harrison, an engineer and project manager from Applied River Sciences, will be our speaker for the meeting on May 14th. She will deliver a presentation on the restoration efforts for both the Tuolumne River and Trinity Rivers. Given that our club actively engages in fishing these waters, we anticipate that her insights will be highly informative.

Katrina Harrison, PE, is an engineer and project manager with McBain Associates, Applied River Sciences. She has more than 13 years of experience in habitat restoration in California, and balancing our competing demands for water between humans and the environment. She currently is working on restoration and fish passage projects on the Tuolumne, Carmel, and Eel Rivers, and formerly worked to re-wet the San Joaquin River. She loves problem solving and conducting stakeholder engagement for large, complex, controversial, and time-sensitive projects. Katrina has performed hydraulic modeling, channel and floodplain restoration design, operations modeling, and has built water operations analysis tools. She holds a master’s and a bachelor’s in civil and environmental engineering from U.C. Davis and U.C. Berkeley, respectively.