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Living Shoreline Design Training Courses

stabilization and wildlife habitat. Due to the adaptive biological nature of Living Shorelines, they also adjust to local environmental changes over time, becoming a permanent and cost-effective long-term ...

By The Swamp School, LLC based in Angier, NORTH CAROLINA (USA). from Wetland Design Training line

Rutgers' Pond Design, Management and Maintenance Training Course (Date TBD)

how to build a pond, including the construction of embankments and dams and the selection and installation of liners. Learn also how to create and maintain a stable shoreline, create and aquascape littoral benches, and optimize habitat for fish and aquatic wildlife. NEW FOR 2012!! Learn the basics regarding ...

By Rutgers Office of Continuing Professional Education (OCPE) based in New Brunswick, NEW JERSEY (USA).

Ecosystem Services at ELI

Ecosystem services are the suite of environmental goods and services essential to human well-being. These services cover a broad spectrum, ranging from flood control to climate regulation. Society often considers ecosystem services to be free public benefits and does not assign them a value that reflects their societal contribution. By identifying the economic and societal value of ecosystem ...

By Environmental Law Institute (ELI) based in Washington, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA (USA). from ELI’s Land & Biodiversity Program Training line

Environmental Good Practice on Site Training Courses

Environmental impacts will arise at any construction project, irrespective of the location, size or nature of the development, and have the potential to affect the immediate neighbour, and also the natural and built environment. Impacts can take many forms, such as noise or pollution, and can affect surrounding flora and fauna. Good environmental practice enables these issues to be managed ...

By CIRIA based in London, UNITED KINGDOM. from Training Courses Training line

The Ecological Significance of High Flows on Alluvial Rivers

This dynamic and hands-on course provides an introduction to the science of flood dynamics and why they are important to stream and river ecology. High flows flush organic matter from the channel, maintain channel geometry by transporting sediment, form new channels by geomorphic processes, and provide essential conditions for fish migration and ...

By Northwest Environmental Training Center (NWETC) based in Issaquah, WASHINGTON (USA). from Water Training line

Living Shoreline Design Training Courses

Rutgers' Pond Design, Management and Maintenance Training Course (Date TBD)

Ecosystem Services at ELI

Environmental Good Practice on Site Training Courses

The Ecological Significance of High Flows on Alluvial Rivers

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