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are the birthplace of nine nationally significant
rivers, including the Potomac, the Tennessee, and the Ohio.
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CVI offers continuing education units (CEUs) for classes through a partnership with Pierpont Community and Technical College of Fairmont State University. Please contact Paula Worden or call 1-800-922-3601, ext. 223, with any questions about CEUs.
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September 15-17, 2009
Canaan Valley Resort, Davis, WV
3 days
23 PDHs or 2.3 CEUs
CVI and guest lecturers
$950; includes instruction, CEUs, materials, books, field transportation, lunches, and snacks |
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Prerequisite: none
Who should attend: Anyone working in the management, monitoring, assessment, or design of stream restoration or enhancement projects; officials; planners; and construction supervisors.
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Exhibitor and Sponsor Registration
Pre-Conference Workshops
2009 Exhibitors and Sponsors
Available Lodging
Abstract Information
The fourth Mid-Atlantic Stream Restoration Conference (MASRC) is scheduled for November 3-5, 2009 at the Waterfront Place Hotel in Morgantown, West Virginia. The theme of this conference is The Benefits of Stream Restoration.
Conference presentations (platform and poster) will highlight scientific research, case studies, engineering techniques, monitoring methods, costs/benefits, regulation and policy, and meeting project goals/objectives.
Although the geographic focus of this conference lies in the Mid-Atlantic region, papers of a broader geography on stream and river restoration are welcome.
The five conference sessions are:
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Benefits of Stream Restoration
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Cost/Benefit Assessments
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Effectiveness of Monitoring Protocols
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Innovative Watershed and Stream Restoration Approaches/Methods
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Policy and Regulation Changes
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