Introductory PBR Workshop Modules
Modules
Module 1 - Intro Slides , Recorded Lectures and Exercises
Module 2 - Science Slides , Recorded Lectures and Exercises
Module 3 - Planning Slides , Recorded Lectures and Exercises
Module 4 - Design Slides , Recorded Lectures and Exercises
Module 5 - Implementation Slides , Recorded Lectures and Exercises
Module 6 - Adaptive Management Slides , Recorded Lectures and Exercises
Or take these modules as actual university courses and be paced and assessed:
Spring 2024 - Register Now for LTPBR Courses University Credit or Professional CEU Bonus Resources & Exercises by Module Topic
Module 1 - Introduction Additional Resources
- Parking Lot Exercise
- Home Low-Tech Structure Exercise
- Stream Evolution Model Quiz
- Additional Introductory Lectures from WATS 5350 Capstone
Module 2 - Science & Case Studies Additional Resources
Module 3 - Planning Additional Resources
- Virtual Field Trip Reading Riverscapes
- Virtual Field to Birch Creek LTPBR Project
- Additional Introductory Lectures on Planning from WATS 5350 Capstone
- An Extra Planning Assignment for Birch Creek from WATS 5350 Capstone
Module 4 - Design Additional Resources
- Additional Introductory Lectures on Design from WATS 5350 Capstone
- An Extra Design Assignment for Birch Creek from WATS 5350 Capstone
Module 5 - Implementation Additional Resources
Module 6 - Adaptive Management Additional Resources
Free Resources Made Possible By
Thanks to the generous support of the Natural Resource Conservation Service’s Working Lands for Wildlife, and a grant through Pheasants Forever to Utah State University’s Restoration Consortium and Joe Wheaton’s ET-AL lab the above self-paced modules are available for free. This grew out of the successful 2016 Enhancing Mesic Habitat Resilience in Sagebrush Ecosystems Workshop at Utah State University and the 2018 and 2019 workshop series, which in 2020 was switched to a virtual delivery thanks to COVID.
Want to Take Above for Credit?
If you want to take the above self-paced learning modules for University credit or Continuing Education Unit credits, register for one of our classes through Utah State University’s Restoration Consortium. These classes have smaller class sizes, and assignments you complete that are graded with individualized feedback.