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Development of Native Plant Materials for Riparian Restoration

Development of Native Plant Materials for Riparian Restoration. Working to improve availability of plant materials for partner organizations Shannon Hatch 2.19.13. Our Mission. Advancing the restoration of riparian lands through collaboration, education, and technical assistance. .

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Development of Native Plant Materials for Riparian Restoration

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  1. Development of Native Plant Materials for Riparian Restoration Working to improve availability of plant materials for partner organizations Shannon Hatch 2.19.13

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

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

  4. Our Strategies Act as an Information Clearinghouse Enhance Frameworks for Restoration Empower Practitioners • 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 • Host annual conferences and symposia • Conduct and coordinate training and workshops • Coordinate and support landscape-scale restoration partnerships Our Programs

  5. 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

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

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

  8. Tallpot/longstem plants UCEPC Rim to Rim Restoration Photo: Kara Dohrenwend Photos: Terri Blanke

  9. Cottonwood Farm

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

  11. Want to learn more? Contact the Tamarisk Coalition at 256-7400. tamariskcoalition.org

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