The foundation of these workshops is to:
- teach the fundamentals of stream science including: fluvial geomorphology, hydrology, connectivity, biology, and water quality and
- educate attendees in natural channel design techniques and approaches that ensure long-term health and stability.
Spring/Summer 2018 we are offering the following workshop:
- The Ditching Dilemma, March 19-21 in Blue Earth, Minnesota
- The Fundamentals of River Science: Applied Geomorphology and Ecology, June 11-15 in Marshall, Minnesota
For questions contact Amy Childers or review the Spring 2018 Workshop flyer.
River Ecology Unit Workshops
The River Ecology Unit teaches the following workshops:
River Science Series
- The Fundamentals of River Science: Applied Geomorphology & Ecology
- River Monitoring & Assessment
- River Restoration: Design & Application
- Restoration Solutions in Fragmented River Ecosystems
The Science of Healthy Waters Series
- The Ditching Dilemma
- The Dam Dilemma
Diagnosing Streams: Symptoms, Underlying Causes, & Remedies
Interested in a workshop?
The workshops we offer are determined by the amount of interest. If you're interested in a workshop, or have questions, please contact Amy Childers.
Requests for each workshop
Updated March 2018
River Science Series
- The Fundamentals of River Science: Applied Geomorphology & Ecology (44 requests)
- River Monitoring & Assessment (31 requests)
- River Restoration: Design & Application (38 requests)
- Restoration Solutions in Fragmented River Ecosystems (19 requests)
The Science of Healthy Waters Series
- The Ditching Dilemma (19 requests)
- The Dam Dilemma (11 requests)
Diagnosing Streams: Symptoms, Underlying Causes, & Remedies (30 requests)