Landscaping for the Watershed
Landscaping for The Watershed
Sponsored By The Bay Area Watershed Network
The purpose of this workshop is to share information on stream restoration, green stormwater projects, and public and private area landscaping strategies to meet differing project objectives for water conservation, stormwater treatment and habitat creation. We invite the participants to share their experiences along with the planned speakers.
Speakers Program:
Mike Lynes: Golden Gate Audubon Society:
How To Support Bird Habitat in Riparian Planting Projects
Joshua Fuller: National Marine Fisheries Service
Restoration Design Needs For Salmonids in Stream Corridors
Eric Bernsten: California State Water Resources Control Board, and Diana Dunn The Watershed Project.
A survey of LID Landscape Based Strategies and Construction and Planting Guidance for Green Stormwater Projects
Laurette Rogers Project STRAW, and Isaiah Thalmayer Point Reyes Bird Observatory
Case Studies: Riparian Restoration in Suburban Environments
A.L. Riley: San Francisco Bay Water Resources Control Board
Records from San Francisco Bay Riparian Restoration Projects: Plants that Survive and Plants With High Mortalities
Juliana Gonzales: The Watershed Project
Got Trash ? Trash Monitoring Protocols for Water Quality Monitoring Programs
Teresa Eade: StopWaste.Org
Bay Friendly Landscaping
Kat Sawyer : The Watershed Project
Adding Rain Water Catchment to Your Projects
Harold Appleton: Prunuske-Chatham Inc.
Lessons From Riparian Restoration Projects on Ranch Lands and Rural Settings