Subject: RIVER RESTORATION AND NATURAL CHANNEL DESIGN SHORT COURSES

From: [email-masked] (Bill Annable)
Date: Tue, 30 Apr 1996 17:45:58 GMT

RIVER REHABILITATION / STREAM RESTORATION COURSES 

Introductory  courses are directed at managers, agency personnel,
hydrologists, engineers, geomorphologists, fisheries biologists,
landscape architects and other individuals involved in water course
management, design or their approvals who wish to expand their
knowledge of natural restoration techniques or riparian corridor
planning in watershed studies(1 and 2 day courses).  Advanced courses
are directed at practitioners and agency personnel directly involved
with field data collection, detailed design or  review of river
restoration projects or watershed planning (5 day course).  Eighty
percent of the time for the advanced workshops are dedicated to field
sampling and analysis. The courses are designed to provide
practitioners with standardized data collection methods and analysis.
Rehabilitation directives for rural and urban rivers are discussed in
the advanced field methods courses.

Courses for 1996 will be held in:

Brantford, Ontario (June 24 - June 27) Lecture & Field
Ottawa, Ontario (July 4 - July 5) Lecture Seminar
Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario (July 8 - July 12) Lecture & Field
Madison, Wisconsin (July 15 - July 19) Lecture & Field
Trenton, Ontario (August 15 Aug. 16) Lecture Seminar
Toronto, Ontario (August 26 - 29) Lecture & Field
Baltimore, Maryland (Sept. 16 - Sept 19) Lecture & Field

For additional information on the course details and registration
please e-mail the below address for a mailing of a pamphlet or an
e-mailing post script file (1.6 meg) of the pamphlet and additional
information.

[email-masked]

P.S.  I had sent a previous newsgroup posting that had an outrageously
huge attached file which was a discourtesy to many users and was not
intended.  I apologize for any inconvenience.  That's the problem with
common sense.  Some times it not that common!