The Lower Columbia Solutions Group convenes scientists, technical specialists and policy-makers to explore opportunities and develop consensus for next steps and on-the-ground projects. Information on the most recent science-policy workshop is available below.

April and June 2009 Science-Policy Workshops for the Southwest Washington Littoral Drift Restoration Project, focusing on Wave Amplification/Navigation Safety and Biological Sciences.

• September 2009 Report on Science-Policy Workshops
• June 2009 Science Policy Workshop Presentations (provides topic, title and author of presentations)
• April 27 2009- Introductory Presentation 
• June 4 2009- Introductory Presentation
  
• Operational Challenges of Using a Dispersive Littoral Disposal Site
• Navigation Safety from the End User Perspective - What the Crab Fleet Experiences
• Wave Transformations
• Wave Modeling Case Studies at MCR
• Wave Measurement Methods and Data Requirements for Model Validation
• Bathymetry Survey Assessment Methodologies
• Wave Model Summary-April 28, 2009
• Wave Direction Spectral Measurements
• Summary of April 2009 Workshop Results
• Biological Impacts from the end User Perspective - What the Crab Fleet Experiences
• Crab-Dredging Issues
• What do we Know About Benthic Invertebrates
• Coastal Bird Species of Concern in Washington (Excel spreadsheet) 

• June 2009 Workshop on Biological Sciences and Nearshore Disposal Announcement
• April 2009 Wave Amplification Workshop Announcement