Restoration Process

Background

Synopsis of Topic

There are many different approaches to restoration planning. Most approaches have similar elements, but the organization and wording varies. In the context of the Logan River Task Force, we specifically consider the Conservation Action Planning process developed by the Nature Conservancy. This process was used by the Logan River Task Force for general planning for the Logan River between First Dam and Cutler Reservoir.

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Why we’re covering it

To learn more about the restoration process, by looking at a real restoration project currently in construction and learning from working practitioners about this process.

Learning Outcomes

  • Build a working understanding of the typical process through which restoration projects are conceived, proposed, planned, permitted and conceptually designed.

Resources

Slides

2019

Joe’s Slides on Restoration Process & Principles We started out with an overivew of the restoration process and review of principles

2017 & 2018:

Peter’s Slides

Resources

Relevant or Cited Literature

Conservation Action Planning

Logan River Restoration

Conservation Planning Process - NRCS

The standardized Conservation Planning Process from NRCS (2007) is widely used in restoration and conservation planning.

Planning in Restoration


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