Working to improve availability of plant materials for partner organizations Shannon Hatch 2.19.13 DEVELOPMENT OF NATIVE PLANT MATERIALS FOR RIPARIAN RESTORATION.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

West Virginia Project CommuniTree Eastern Panhandle Chapter February 26, 2009 Ranson, WV.

Advertisements

Implement Wy-Kan-Ush-Mi Wa-Kish- Wit Watershed Assessment and Restoration Plan Now A Regional Support Program Sponsored by the Columbia River Inter-Tribal.

Motivation for the Forum Coordination Tri-State Partnership (on-going cooperation) Tri-State Partnership (on-going cooperation) Corps Watershed Plan Corps.

RIVERS WEST RED RIVER CORRIDOR STRATEGIC PLAN HIGHLIGHTS ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING PRESENTATION NOVEMBER 20, 2013.

The Meldrum Bar Park Project Restoring Habitat Through Job Training and Environmental Education.

Riparian Property Partnerships Stewardship Local property owners are the best long-term stewards of the river, and it is important that.

An Introduction and Progress Report. An Extraordinary Time growing demand for scientific expertise significant organizational change new need for partnerships.

Social and Community Based Initiatives and the NE MN Landscape Plan.

Restoration and Enhancement Delivery on Private Lands Lessard Outdoor Heritage Council Monday, January 26, 2009 Kevin Lines Board of Water and Soil Resources.

Florida Invasive Species Partnership: Managing Invasive Species Across Boundaries in Florida Kristina Serbesoff-King Invasive Species Program Manager Florida.

Water Sustainability Seminar Series Academy Village April 16, 2014 Part 2 – Meeting Challenges.

Wetland & Riparian Restoration In the Swan Valley Swan Ecosystem Center.

WLCI Update July 23, 2010 Conserving World-class Wildlife Resources Facilitating Responsible Development.

Mission: To catalyze the development of the technological and intellectual resources needed to enhance quality of life through enlightened environmental.

Illinois Department of Natural Resources. Illinois Coastal Management Program Illinois was officially approved as a Coastal Management Program on Jan.

JOINT VENTURES Celebrating 25 Years of Bird Conservation.

Wiltshire Green Infrastructure Strategy. What is green infrastructure? The Wiltshire Green Infrastructure Strategy Wiltshire’s existing green infrastructure.

Indian Valley Meadow Restoration acre meadow located atop the Sierra Crest in Alpine County, CA. Headwaters of the Mokelumne River. Source for agricultural,

Bureau of Reclamation Overview Christopher Cutler Deputy Chief Boulder Canyon Operations Office.

New England is one of 10 regions making up the 406 National Water Program, “A partnership of USDA CSREES and the Land Grant System”

Partnership & Collaboration Tools 303. Partnership and Collaboration Tools 303 Objectives Provide tools to guide you through various stages of a Partnership.

Lake Superior Binational Program and Lakewide Management Plan Lynelle Hanson Lake Superior Binational Forum Meeting Ashland, Wisconsin March 23, 2012.

Nick Goulette, The Watershed Center Growing the “Trinity Integrated Fire Management Partnership”

Illinois RC & D Introduction to R esource C onservation & D evelopment Module 3: What makes it run?

Kyle Abraham Effectiveness Monitoring Coordinator Oregon Watershed Enhancement Board.

Daniel Oppenheimer Tamarisk Coalition May 20, 2014.

Kara Salazar Center for Earth and Environmental Science Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis

York District Local Public Health System Assessment Sharon Leahy-Lind District Public Health Liaison-York York District Public Health Sanford DHHS Office.

Clackamas River Basin Council Lower Columbia River Conservation and Recovery Plan Implementer’s Perspective August 19, 2013.

1. Natural Resources Conservation Service Strategic Plan Strategic Plan

Molalla River Knotweed Mapping, Outreach and Control Program Clackamas Soil & Water Conservation District.

CLIMATE CHANGE AT THE DEPARTMENT OF WATER RESOURCES Climate Change Adaptation Across the Landscape Michelle Selmon Regional Climate Change Specialist June.

A Partnership of U.S. Federal, State and Tribal Fish and Wildlife Agencies with support from the Association of Fish & Wildlife Agencies Shared solutions.

A New Partnership Working in Southeast Alaska 2013 Southeast Alaska Environmental Forum Deborah Hart, SEAKFHP Coordinator

APPLYING CONSERVATION TO THE TEXAS LANDSCAPE Norman Bade, NRCS State Resource Conservationist Conservation Provisions of the 2002 Farm Bill (Farm Security.

Provincial / National Hotspot > 153 Species At Risk (SAR) 77% of Ontario total 25% of all Canadian SAR.

PRESENTATION FOR TAMARISK COALITION WEBINAR 18 DECEMBER 2013.

Source Water Collaborative Online Partnership Tool 1 Collaboration Toolkit: Protecting Drinking Water Sources through Agricultural Conservation Practices.

Streams & Springs Breakout Session Trans-boundary collaboration Meeting July 9, 2014.

Increasing Momentum in the Formation of State and Regional Monitoring Councils Linda Green, co-chair, Collaboration and Outreach Workgroup, National Water.

WNTI Strategic Planning Robin Knox – WNTI Coordinator “A National Fish Habitat Partnership”

Texas Master Naturalists Program overview and development guide Brett Chandler-Finch.

T HE S TAYING C ONNECTED I NITIATIVE - An International Collaboration to Conserve, Restore and Enhance Landscape Connectivity Across Vermont and the Northern.

A Pivotal Moment for Leaders Across the Gulf Coast States and Connected Communities Throughout the Country.

CALIFORNIA'S STATE WILDLIFE ACTION PLAN 2015 UPDATE A Conservation Legacy for Californians Armand Gonzales, Project Lead.

Rebuilding the System Reducing the Risk California Water Plan Plenary Session October 22-23, 2007.

Fran Dunwell Hudson River Estuary Coordinator Hudson River Estuary Program/NYSDEC.

Agency Update U.S. Forest Service Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest.

ANROSP Alliance of Natural Resource Outreach & Service Programs.

GALVESTON BAY ESTUARY PROGRAM A CATALYST FOR PARTNERSHIPS AND COLLABORATION Sarah Bernhardt, Ph.D. Lower Rio Grande Valley 18 th Annual Water Quality Management.

Tamarisk Coalition Kristen Jespersen

Biodiversity Collaborative Draft Framework For Working Together.

Mountains to Sound Greenway Trust Mountains to Sound Greenway Trust New Board Member Breakfast | October 6, 2015 New Board Member Breakfast | October 6,

USING STEWARDSHIP AUTHORITY TO ADVANCE RESTORATION Mae Lee Hafer Regional Stewardship Coordinator Collaborative Restoration.

> Las Vegas Valley Watershed Advisory Committee Regional Water Quality Plan.

Introduction to the Regional Conservation Partnership Program (RCPP) June 10, 2016 Carol Rivera– Program Manager An Equal Opportunity Provider and Employer.

Planning for Restoration at the Landscape Scale: Desert LCC Case Study National Forest Foundation Collaborative Restoration Workshop April 26-27, 2016.

CONSERVATION AND RESOURSE PROTECTION GRANT PROGRAM NEVADA DIVISION OF STATE LANDS Question 1.

Willamette River Initiative Willamette and tributary restoration through large-scale floodplain forest re-vegetation and in-stream habitat improvement.

TITLE Bosque Ecosystem Monitoring Program

Providing businesses with a forum where they can make their voices heard, share best practices, facilitate volunteer opportunities for employees...

Funding from the Local Perspective

FIRES IN RIPARIAN AREAS AND WETLANDS

Funding from the Local Perspective

Washington County Parks and Open Spaces

Landscape Approach to Resource Management

Strategic Priorities and Actions:

Dolores River Restoration Partnership Meeting

Rights-of-Way as Habitat Working Group

Nonpoint Source Program

Presentation transcript:

Working to improve availability of plant materials for partner organizations Shannon Hatch DEVELOPMENT OF NATIVE PLANT MATERIALS FOR RIPARIAN RESTORATION

Tamarisk Coalition Restore. Connect. Innovate. Advancing the restoration of riparian lands through collaboration, education, and technical assistance. Our Mission We envision healthy and self-sustaining riparian ecosystems throughout the American West resilient to invasive plant species and supported by enduring communities of stewards. Our Vision

We promote cross- boundary, ecosystem- wide restoration approaches that employ a landscape-scale perspective Individuals, agencies and organizations such as local, state, federal and tribal government, land managers, private citizens, watershed groups, universities, nonprofit organizations, and foundations Our Partners

Act as an Information Clearinghouse Our Strategies Enhance Frameworks for Restoration Empower Practitioners Our Programs Host annual conferences and symposia Conduct and coordinate training and workshops Coordinate and support landscape- scale restoration partnerships Web accessible information and resources Riparian Restoration Connection for links to training and funding opportunities Monitoring of the distribution and extent of the tamarisk leaf beetle Improve access to funding opportunities Support development of a cross-watershed collaborative network Education and outreach

Grand Valley Riparian Restoration Partnership Mission: To protect, restore, and maintain native river corridor habitat in Mesa & Delta counties through the development of community partnerships

Grand Valley Partnership Colorado Water Conservation Board 5 projects Great Outdoors Colorado – Colorado Youth Corps Assoc. 4 projects

Longstem/Tallpot Development Partnerships with several organizations Upper Colorado Environmental Plant Center Rim to Rim Restoration Mayberry Plant Center Colorado State Forest Service Photo: Kara Dohrenwend Photo: Terri Blanke

Tallpot/longstem plants UCEPCRim to Rim Restoration Photo: Kara Dohrenwend Photos: Terri Blanke

Cottonwood Farm

Training Opportunities Site visits with restoration practitioner Documenting lessons learned Groundwater well installation and use training March 18 th Free & open to the public Other events in the works!

Want to learn more? Contact the Tamarisk Coalition at tamariskcoalition.org