• At ICRRR, we teach stream restoration courses and workshops to help participants expand their skillsets in restoration design, monitoring and planning.
• We offer both hands on workshops on very specific techniques, as well as more general courses on the background and scientific basis for river and stream restoration.
• Our workshop leaders are experienced researchers and practitioners who work with participants in a collaborative, hands-on manner in both classroom settings and the field.

Workshops & Courses Planned for 2012

• Geomorphic Change Detection - Restoration Monitoring Workshop - May 7-9, 2012 in Logan, UT
  
• Sediment Transport in Stream Assessment and Design - August 6-10, 2012 in Logan, UT
• Stream Restoration Principles Short Course - Late October, 2012 in Lajitas, Texas - Specific Focus on Rio Grande Ecosystem
  
• Partnering with Beaver in Restoration Design Workshop - October 23-25, 2012 in Logan, UT
• River Bathymetry Toolkit - Restoration Monitoring Workshop - Late October, 2012 (Exact dates TBD) in Logan, UT

Other Courses Taught Previously

• 2011 “Stream Restoration Principles" Short Course (Also known as Part I Course) - Not currently planned to be offered publicly for 2012
• 2011 “Geomorphology and Sediment Transport in Channel Design” Short Course  (Also known as Part II Course) - This has been redisigned for 2012 and will be taught as Sediment Transport in Stream Assessment and Design
  

Note these courses may be taught again in the future, or can be potentially taught upon request as a bespoke course for a group of at least 15 participants.