2012 Sustaining Colorado Watersheds Conference
Water 2012
October 9-11, 2012
Westin Riverfront Resort
Avon, CO
Thank you from Colorado Watershed Assembly, the Colorado Foundation for Water Education and the Colorado Riparian Association
to those who attended the
7th Annual Sustaining Colorado Watersheds Conference!
This year's agenda can be viewed here. Presentations can be found below.
Don't forget to mark your calendars for next year's conference, October 8-10, 2013 at the Westin Riverfront Resort!
Tuesday, October 9:
Colorado's Water Education "Infrastucture" Workshop, Nicole Seltzer and Kristin Maharg
Incorporating Uncertainty and Risk in Stream Restoration Design: Introduction to Uncertainty and Risk and Sources of Uncertainty Dr. Sue Niezgoda
Plenary Speaker, Reeves Brown
2012 Reissuance of Section 404 Nationwide Permits: Overview and Application, J. Scott Franklin
Are We Certifiable? Defining the Body of Knowledge for Practicing Stream Restoration and National Certification: DFMEA Slides and Eagle River Case Study, Sue Niezgoda
Assessing Ecosystem Benefits of Irrigation-System Efficiency: Lessons for Colorado from Montana, Dr. Gilbert Barth
What the Federal Farm Bill Can Do to Improve the Colorado River, Martha Noble
How the Farm Bill could be applied to Colorado-based Watershed and Riparian projects, Dane Jackson
Using the Farm Bill to Support a Local Project, Heather Dutton
Combat Communication, Eric Eckl
Wednesday, October 10:
Environmental Literacy in Colorado: What's Next?, Tabbi Kinion
Using Social Media for Social Good, Megan Maiolo- Heath
Taking Your Presentation from Good to Great, Jo Scarbeary
Instream Flow Leasing in 2012, Zach Smith
Federal/State Collaboration in Colorado's In-Stream Flow Program, Linda Bassi
Upper Colorado River Cooperative Agreement, Chris Tresse
Reconnecting Streams and Floodplains: Approaches and Responses, Dr. Brian Bledsoe
Revisiting Award Winning Stream Reclamation Project, Cherry Creek at 17-Mile House Park, Lanae Raymond, Jim Wulliman and Glenn Hamilton
Colorado & Gunnison Basin Roundtable Education Projects: Progress & Lessons Learned, Hannah Holm
WaterSHED and New Perspectives on Watershed Education: Lessons Learned from Water 2012, Marcee Camenson
Engagin the Arkansas Basin in Water Education and Stewardship, Perry Cabot
Canal Importation Ponds and Outfall Project- Incoporation Eco Concepts in Large Scale Stormwater Facilities, Brad Anderson
Outreach to Improve Stormwater Quality: Educational Outreach to Local Businesses,Michelle Finchum
Science-Based Vegetative Designs Using Engineering Specifications, Randy Mandel
Utilizing the Correct Riparian Woody Plant Materials for Restoration in Colorado,Randy Mandel
Stream Stabilization: the "Best(est)" Management Practice?, Ken MacKenzie and Laura Kroeger
A New Water Education Center Springs to Life, Tom Cech and Erika Church
Rushing Rivers, Drew Beckwith
Challenge of Public Outreach on a Complex Ecological Response Model: Turning Details into Soundbites, Jennifer Shanahan
When Waters Get Murky, Esther Vincent
Grand County Stream Management Plan, Peggy Bailey
What's Going Down in the Lower Gunnison? Selenium, Salinity, and Even Some Diversion Dams, Dave "DK" Kanzer
Channel Stabilization in an Urban Setting: Using the Cherry Creek Parker Jordan Centennial Open Space as a Case Study, Ashley Byerley and Josh Duncan
The CCC Diversion Improvement Project: Factors for Success, Corey Engen
South Platte River Segment 15 Habitat Improvements, Brian Murphy
Colorado Oil & Gas Association (COGA) Baseine Groundwater Monitoring Program,Dan Pastor
Monitoring for Fracking Fluid, Edmee Knight and Jill Brzezicki
Creatively addressing the impacts of oil and gas development in your watershed,Zane Kessler
Coal Basin and the Crystal River Confluence Area Project, Sharon Clarke
Willow Creek Watershed: A Basin for Collaborative Solutions, Guinevere Nelson
Development and Implementation of the Gore Creek Water Quality Improvement Plan, Caroline Byus
Thursday, October 11:
River Cooridor Field Workshop, Eagle River Watershed Council
Non-Point Source Workshop, Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE)
This annual conference works to expand cooperation and collaboration throughout Colorado in natural resource conservation, protection and enhancement by informing participants about new issues and innovative projects and through invaluable networking! Join us next year to experience this great opportunity!
Thank you to our generous sponsors!