Restoring Riparian Habitats: Practical Steps for Assessing, Planning, and Monitoring Restoration Projects

Join the Idaho Chapter of the Society for Range Management on June 27th and 28th in Bellevue, ID for a field tour. This two-day event will focus on practical steps riparian restoration projects, and will cover the assessment, planning, and monitoring of practices meant to restore the health and function of riparian habitats. Designed for land managers, this tour will focus on using a threat-based approach to accomplishing these steps.

Topics include:

• Threat-based stream assessment (Chad Boyd, USDA ARS; Dustin Johnson, OSU Extension; Vanessa Schroeder, OSU Extension; Dirk Renner, USFWS; Jackie Cupples, USFWS; Anya Tyson, TNC)
• Planning, permitting, and partners (Josh White, USFWS)
• Monitoring and adaptive management (Eric Winford, UI Rangeland Center; Caroline Nash, CK Blueshift)

Hosted by the Idaho Chapter of the Society for Range Management and the University of Idaho Rangeland Center.