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SUMMARY:Evolution of Stream Restoration with Warren Colyer
DESCRIPTION:The practice of restoring rivers and streams has evolved much 
 in recent decades.  Restoration strategies vary from volunteers spending 
 weekends rolling rocks into their favorite streams to increase cover for 
 trout\, to professional staff developing\, designing and implementing 
 watershed-scale projects to restore hydrologic and fluvial processes in 
 streams and rivers across the country.  \n\nThis presentation will describe 
 some of the tools used\, from the passive restoration projects that change 
 land use\, to low-intensity “hand-tool” projects that encourage beaver 
 activity and increase instream wood\, to massive construction projects that 
 rebuild valley bottoms. The common thread in all these approaches is a 
 focus on restoring the natural processes that build and maintain habitat 
 and water quality to support fisheries and aquatic habitat.\n\nA change to 
 our livestreaming! This program will be livestreamed\, but in order to 
 watch live\, you'll need to register to receive the Vimeo link via email. 
 It will still be free\, and will be available to watch later on the 
 Library's Event Archive page. Registration is recommended to join us in 
 person. \n\nWarren Colyer is the National Restoration Director at Trout 
 Unlimited\, a grassroots sportsmen’s 501c(3) conservation organization 
 that works to improve trout and salmon habitat across the United States. He 
 has a background in political science and aquatic ecology and has worked to 
 restore fisheries and rivers in Montana and throughout the West. His work 
 has included various stream restoration techniques\, as well as developing 
 partnerships and communication strategies to ensure long-term success. 
 Warren lives in Missoula\, Montana.
LOCATION:John A. and Carole O. Moran Lecture Hall\, The Community Library
ORGANIZER;CN="Martha Williams":MAILTO:mwilliams@comlib.org
CATEGORIES:Lectures & Conversations
CONTACT;CN="Martha Williams":MAILTO:mwilliams@comlib.org
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