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Organizer: Colorado Mesa University
Join Colorado Mesa University for the last of this 3-evening seminar series on water in our region!
February 25: Colorado River Drought Contingency Planning Why Plan? Takeaways from the Colorado River Risk Study - John Carron, Founder and...
Organizer: RiversEdge West and Partners of the Dolores River Restoration Partnership
February 27, 2019 | 9am-3pm | BLM Moab Field Office, Moab, Utah
Join us for an annual meeting of all partners and collaborators, active and dormant of the ...
The Urban Riparian Symposium, set for February 27 - March 1, 2019, provides an opportunity for natural resource professionals to share ideas, discuss management and policy issues, lessons learned in urban riparian and stream planning, assessment...
Organizer: California Native Plant Society
In this workshop you will learn to conduct rare plant surveys and report your findings, contributing to the documentation and protection of California’s profusion of unique rare plants.
Target Audience: Professional botanists, ecologists...
Organizer: Roaring Fork Conservancy
Join us for a talk from RiversEdge West's Education Coordinator, Cara Kukuraitis. Tamarisk is an invasive plant that’s been taking over critical riparian areas, displacing much (in some places, all!) of the native vegetation. How did this plant...
Organizer: Edgewater Brewery
Join us in the springtime sunshine, on the lawn!
Kannah Creek’s Edgewater Brewery invites beer lovers, 21 and older to the West Slope Beerfest, on March 16, 2019, at 905 Struthers Ave. Grand Junction, CO. The event starts at 2 p.m. and...
Organizer: California Native Plant Society
In this workshop you will learn techniques for fine-scale vegetation mapping, an invaluable tool for understanding California’s natural resources. Through hands-on exercises in a GIS lab and in the field, you will get direct experience creating...
Organizer: California Native Plant Society
In this workshop you will learn to sample and analyze plant populations through hands-on classroom and field exercises, and how to develop good management objectives that can help ensure a future for California’s native plants and natural...
Organizer: Friends of the Verde River
The Verde Valley Birding & Nature Festival provides a unique recreational experience to anyone interested in the natural world and fosters awareness of the importance of habitat for the enrichment of all life in the Verde Valley.
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Organizer: Cross-Watershed Network and the Virgin River Conservation Partnership
Organizer: SPRINGS STEWARDSHIP INSTITUTE
This workshop is designed to inform and educate the public, educators, students, government agencies, NGOs, and Tribes on the protocols and processes of springs stewardship. Participants will deepen their understanding of springs ecosystems,...
Organizer: River Network
River Rally provides an inspiring and energy-infused touchpoint for nonprofit groups from across the U.S. and beyond, as well as for agency and foundation representatives, industry innovators, philanthropists, academics, students, and community...
Organizer: California Native Plant Society
In this workshop you will learn to sample vegetation hands-on using the rapid assessment/relevé survey methods, which provide scientific methodologies to collect data crucial for knowing and understanding California’s unique vegetation...
The 2019 Southwestern Tribal Climate Change Summit (SWTCCS) provides an opportunity to come together, focus on climate strategies and...
Organizer: Natural Areas Association
The 46th Natural Areas Conference is October 8-10, 2019. This year's theme is At the Water's Edge: Managing Our Land and Water in a Changing Landscape.
They are accepting the following proposals:
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RiversEdge West's
mission is to advance the restoration of riparian lands through collaboration, education, and technical assistance.
