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workshops & Outreach

As part of my teaching and service commitments, I regularly organize, deliver and contribute to 'Espresso Courses' and workshops to serve professionals. It is important to me that our research and tools are disseminated and shared with professionals. Workshops are an important venue for me to interact with, learn from and share information with professional practitioners, other scientists and policy makers. Moreover, some of our public workshops provide excellent networking opportunities between our graduate students and professionals. I helped form the Restoration Consortium as a means of accomplishing this. For most of these workshops, we build websites to serve as hubs of information primarily for the participants, but also for folks interested in the topics and unable to attend, as well as other instructors looking to 'borrow' materials. 
Upcoming LTPBR Workshops
Upcoming Geomorphic Change Detection Workshops
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Bespoke or solicited workshops taught

Public Workshops Organized & Taught

  1. Pheasants Forever, Working Lands for Wild Life & NRCS Sage Grouse Initiative, August 2019, Low-Tech Riparian Restoration Workshop. Hailey, ID.
  2. Pheasants Forever, Working Lands for Wild Life & NRCS Sage Grouse Initiative, July 2019, Low-Tech Riparian Restoration Workshop. Lewistown, MT.
  3. Pheasants Forever, Working Lands for Wild Life & NRCS Sage Grouse Initiative, July 2019, Low-Tech Riparian Restoration Workshop. Gunnison, CO.
  4. Pheasants Forever & NRCS Sage Grouse Initiative, September 2018, Partnering with Beaver in Restoration Design. Logan, UT.
  5. Pheasants Forever & NRCS Sage Grouse Initiative, August 2018, Partnering with Beaver in Restoration Design. Elko, NV.
  6. Pheasants Forever & NRCS Sage Grouse Initiative, June 2018, Partnering with Beaver in Restoration Design. Lander, WY.
  7. Pheasants Forever & NRCS Sage Grouse Initiative, June 2018, Partnering with Beaver in Restoration Design. Panguitch, UT.
  8. Pheasants Forever & NRCS Sage Grouse Initiative, June 2018, Partnering with Beaver in Restoration Design. Hailey, ID.
  9. ​Grand Ronde Model Watershed, October 2017, ‘Partnering with Beaver in Restoration Design’, Enterprise, Oregon.
  10. Snake River Salmon Recovery Board, September 2017, ‘Cheap and Cheerful Restoration Design’, Dayton, Washington.
  11. University of Bologna, April 2017, ‘Geomorphic Change Detection Workshop’, Bologna, Italy.
  12. US Fish & Wildlife Service, October 2016, ‘Beaver Restoration Class’, Kingfield, Maine.
  13. Sage Grouse Initiative, Pheasants Forever & NRS, September 2016, ‘Partnering with Beaver in Restoration Design’, Logan, Utah.
  14. Klamath Watershed Council, Oct 2014. ‘ Partnering with Beaver in Restoration’, Chilloquin, OR.
  15. Fluvial Habitats Center, Feb 2014. ‘Multibeam Echo Sounding in Rivers Summit’, Logan, UT
  16. Utah Natural Resource Conservation Service, Aug 2013. – ‘Working with Beaver in Restoration’ Short course, Logan, UT.
  17. Wilburforce & Grand Canyon Trust, April 2013. – ‘Beaver Restoration Assessment Tool’, Logan, UT.
  18. Kansas Water Office (March 2013) – ‘Geomorphic Change Detection Workshop’, Lawrence, KS.
  19. Utah Watersheds Coordinating Council, Oct 2012. – ‘Partnering with Beaver in Restoration’, Logan, UT.
  20. US Army Corps of Engineers, May 2012. – ‘Geomorphic Change Detection Workshop’, Kansas City, MO.
  21. US Bureau of Reclamation (April 2012) – ‘2012 Annual Lecture Series – Near Census Assessment of Fluvial Form, Process,  Change & Associated Ecosystem Services’, Denver, CO.
  22. US Geologic Survey Grand Canyon Monitoring Research Center, May 2011 – ‘Geomorphic Change Detection Workshop’, Flagstaff, AZ.
  23. ​Idaho Power (Nov 2010) – ‘Geomorphic Change Detection Workshop’, Boise, ID.
  1. ​*Portland State University, October 2019, ‘Stage Zero Restoration’, Sisters, Oregon.
  2. Utah State University Restoration Consortium, Oct 2019,  Intro to Low-Tech Process-Based Restoration of Riverscapes. Logan, UT.
  3. Utah State University Restoration Consortium, April 2018, 'Implementing Cheap & Cheerful Restoration Structures'. Logan, UT.
  4. * Walton Family Foundation, February 2018, ‘Priorities in Riparian Restoration Workshop’, Tuscon Arizona.
  5. * Walton Family Foundation, February 2018, ‘Priorities in Riparian Restoration Workshop’, Grand Junction, Colorado.
  6. ​* Portland State University, October 2016, ‘Beaver Restoration Class’, Prineville, Oregon.
  7. University of Lleida, June 2016, ‘Geomorphic Change Detection Workshop’, Lleida, Spain.
  8. * Gravel Bed Rivers VIII, September 2015, ‘Geomorphic Change Detection Workshop for Postgradautes & Postdocs’, Japan.
  9. NIWA, August 2015, ‘Geomorphic Change Detection’, Auckland and Christchurch, NZ (2 workshops).
  10. * River Restoration Northwest, Feb 2015, ‘Geomorphic Change Detection for Restoration Monitoring’, Skamania, Washington.
  11. * Australia New Zealand Geomorphology Group, Dec 2014. ‘Geomorphic Change Detection’, Brisbane, Australia.
  12. Utah State University ICRRR. May 2014. Geomorphic Change Detection Workshop. Logan, UT.
  13. Utah State University, Nov 2013. River Styles Workshop, Logan, UT
  14. * River Restoration Northwest Annual Symposium. Feb 2013. – ‘Working with Beaver in Restoration’ Short course, Skamania, WA.
  15. * Utah Watersheds Coordinating Council, Oct 2012. – ‘Partnering with Beaver in Restoration’, Logan, UT.
  16. Utah State University ICRRR. September 2012. Partnering with Beaver in Restoration. Logan, UT.
  17. Utah State University ICRRR. May 2012. Geomorphic Change Detection Workshop. Park City, UT.
  18. Utah State University ICRRR. September 2011. Partnering with Beaver in Restoration. Logan, UT.
  19. *Utah State University ICRRR. August 2011. Principles of Restoration Design. Park City, UT.
  20. Utah State University ICRRR. May 2011. Geomorphic Change Detection Workshop. Park City, UT.
  21. *Utah State University ICRRR. August 2010. Principles of Restoration Design. Logan, UT.
  22. * NSF LiDaR Workshop on ‘New Tools in Process-Based Analysis of LiDaR Topographic Data’ (July 2010) – ‘Geomorphic Change Detection Workshop’, Boulder, CO.
  23. Utah State University ICRRR. May 2010. Geomorphic Change Detection Workshop. Logan, UT.
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  • Home
    • About Joe
    • Contact
    • News & Annoucements
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  • Research
    • Publications & Scholarly Works
    • The Wheaton ETAL (Lab) @ FHC >
      • FHC & ETAL Projects
    • Riverscapes Consoritum >
      • GCD
      • GUT
      • BRAT
      • RCAT
      • GNAT
    • CHaMP
    • ISEMP
  • Teaching
    • Workshops >
      • Geomorphic Change Detection Workshop
      • Partnering with Beaver in Restoration
      • Low-Tech Process-Based Restoration
    • Course Pages >
      • WATS 5340 - 5350 - Design Capstone
      • WATS 6850 - Geomorphic Change Detection
      • WATS 6860 - Beaver Restoration
      • Old Courses >
        • Advanced GIS Courses
        • WATS 6900 - Fluvial Hydraulics & Ecohydraulics
  • Graduate Students
    • Prospective Students >
      • Graduate Topics
    • Current Graduate Students
    • Former Graduate Students
  • Service
  • ET-AL