Check Out Our New Courses for Ecological Restoration
Professionals
Restoration
Project Design
Monday, November 6th, 9am-4pmCenter for Urban Horticulture, 3501 NE 41st St., Seattle, WA 98105 Cost: $85, lunch included Instructor: Rodney Pond, Executive Director, Sound Salmon Solutions This class will teach you how to use a design process to plan and implement future restoration projects, creating projects that are more successful and cost less money over the long run. Class attendees will learn about the stages of restoration projects (including site evaluation, goal development, site preparation, installation, maintenance and monitoring) and leave able to identify important Professional credits approved: APLD (2.5), ASLA (7), CPH (6), ecoPRO (6), NALP/WALP (7). Pending: CERP
Assessing
Soil Quality and Hydrologic Function in Restoration Sites
Monday, December 4, 8am-5pmCenter for Urban Horticulture, 3501 NE 41st St., Seattle, WA 98105 Cost: $100, lunch included Instructor: Lisa Palazzi, Certified Professional Soil Scientist, Certified Professional Wetland Scientist This class will provide an overview of natural soil development processes, providing a baseline for understanding soil hydrology and nutrient cycling. Participants will learn how to assess soil quality in the field and through lab work, and will review how soil hydrology works at a micro and macro-scale essential to understanding when and how to irrigate, and how to optimize soil moisture holding capacity and critical drainage function. Learn to improve site restoration prospects by understanding a local soil’s more limiting characteristics, and to optimize management decisions by understanding that one size does not fit all when it comes to growing plants and creating habitat in disturbed or impacted sites. Professional credits approved: APLD (6.25), CPH (7), ecoPRO (7), NALP/WALP (7). Pending: ASLA, CERP
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