Advances in knowledge of riparian processes, hydrological functions, forest management mapping tools and monitoring procedures

On February 6, 2013 the fRI Water Program hosted a workshop entitled Advances in Knowledge of Riparian Processes, Hydrological Functions, Forest Management Mapping Tools and Monitoring Procedures.  Presentations from this workshop were captured on video by the Alberta Land-use Knowledge Network.

1. Axel Anderson – Introduction to Riparian Function & Processes, Alberta Forestry Perspective  View video
2. Rich McCleary – A Drainage Network Model for Regional-scale Land-use Planning in Alberta’s Foothills  View video
3. Rick Bonar – Riparian Digital Mapping Using Ecological Boundaries in West-central Alberta  View video
4. Derek Tripp – Streamside Management & Riparian Assessments in British Columbia.  View video
5. Jay Mills – Riparian Vegetation: Identifying Boundaries & Quantifying Structure using LiDAR  View video
6. Barry White – Can Wet Areas Mapping Data Contribute to Riparian Management?   View video
7. John Stadt – Riparian Management in Alberta’s Forests: Where We Are – Where We Are Going  View video
8. Lorin Hicks – Adaptive Management and Native Fish Conservation Planning  View video
9. Dave Andison – Riparian Zones are Part of the Landscape Too  View video
10. George Sterling – Tri-Creeks Experimental Watershed Study.  View video