Developing Career Pathways through Restoration Work   Briget Eastep1   1Intergovernmental Internship Cooperative, Cedar City, UT; eastep@suu.edu
Restoring the Land, Restoring Ourselves: Utilizing Landscape Restoration as a Method to Reconnect Indigenous Young People to the Natural World, their Cultures, and Career Pathways   Chas Robles1   1<
Colorado Youth Corps and the Colorado Water Conservation Board   Erik Skeie1   1Colorado Water Conservation Board, Denver, CO; erik.skeie@state.co.us
Conservation Corps and Riparian Restoration: Where We Came From   Sean Damitz1   1Utah Conservation Corps, Denver, CO, USA
The Practice of Collaborative Conservation and Getting Stuff Done on the Ground   Todd Graham1   1Ranch Advisory Partners, Manhattan, MT, USA; tgraham
Navajo River Improvement Project   Jerry Archuleta1   1Natural Resource Conservation Service  
A Decade of Restoration on the Verde River   Tracy J Stephens1, Elaine Nichols1, Dr.
The Lower Gila River Collaborative: Lessons from a Diverse Multi-Stakeholder Partnership to Bring Back the Lower Gila River   Kelly Wolff1, Spencer Bolen2, Mark Briggs3, Woodrow Crubmo4, Robert Lamoureux4, Melissa A McCann5, Theresa Pinto2
River Corridor Collaborations-Planning and Implementing Cross-Jurisdictional River Planning and Management   Joel Sholtes1, Catherine Ventling2, Hannah Holme3, Rusty Lloyd4, Kristen Jesperson4  
How to Be Prepared When Purchasing Native Plants   Rebecca Wright1, Ty Blacker1   1North Fork Native Plants, Rexburg, ID, USA; rebe