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River Hydraulics and Habitats Course 2012 Biology 6183 / Civil Engineering 6414, University of New Brunswick August 24 - 31, 2012 Little SW Miramichi River NB Upper Oxbow Lodge www.upperoxbow.com
Instructors: Dr. Robert Newbury, Newbury Hydraulics, Okanagan Centre, British Columbia; and Dr. Richard A. Cunjak, Canadian Rivers Institute & Dept of Biology, University of New Brunswick, Fredericton, New Brunswick Fees: Course Fees (Includes Room and Board for 8 days and 8 Nights) Full-time Students*/NGOs/First Nations Professionals Cabin (Shared) $1200 $1550 Lodge (Shared) $1350 $1700 Lodge (Single) $1750 $2100 *Full-time Students only For updates and registration, contact Dr. Michelle Gray, CRI Education Director m.gray@unb.ca Apply early as included field accommodation is limited.
CRI Stream Restoration Design Course 2012 October 2 - 4, 2012 Fundy National Park and Alma NB www.pc.gc.ca/pn-np/nb/fundy/index.aspx www.villageofalma.ca
For updates and registration, contact Dr. Michelle Gray, CRI Education Director m.gray@unb.ca Apply early as field accommodation is limited.
CRI Stream Restoration Design Course 2011 (completed) October 4 - 6, 2011 Penticton Conference Centre BC (see Projects)
The 2011 Canadian Rivers Institute design workshop is planned for 3 mid-week days during the salmon run on the Okanagan River reach of the upper Columbia River. The Stream Restoration Hydraulics Casebook will be the course manual for project examples (included in fee, see Home page). There will be an on-site visit to the Okanagan River meander connection project (see Projects), the Oliver drop structure fish passage project and the McIntyre dam fish passage project. Field day transportation and lunch provided (Tinhorn Creek Winery). Instructors: Dr. Newbury and field day guides (design, construction and monitoring).
For updates and registration, contact Dr. Michelle Gray, CRI Education Director m.gray@unb.ca. Space 30 participants. For more information: http://www.unb.ca/research/institutes/cri/training/courses/streamrest.html
CRI Stream Hydrology and Habitats Course (completed) June 6-10, 2011 Kananaskis Country AB BioGeoscience Institute, Barrier Lake Field Station, University of Calgary
Five day field course consisting of half day lectures and half day field exercises on Jumping Pound Creek (Powderface Valley AB). Topics include fluvial geomorphology, stream hydraulics, sampling design, habitat mapping and stream restoration assessment tools. Fees include the Stream Restoration Hydraulics Casebook (see Home page). A great introduction for stream researchers and the theory and field methods applied in the CRI Stream Restoration Design course presented in the Fall. Instructors: Dr. Bob Newbury, Dr. Michelle Gray (CRI) and Dr. Allen Curry (CRI) For updates and registration, contact Dr. Michelle Gray, CRI Education Director m.gray@unb.ca. Space 24 participants. For more information: http://www.unb.ca/research/institutes/cri/training/courses/streamanalysishydrau.html | ||||
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Stream Hydraulics and Project Design classes and web based combined course by special arrangement contact newhyd@shaw.ca for more information
Okanagan River Spawning Bar Exercise
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