Applying Ecological Concepts and Theories to Restoration Design, Maintenance, and Management

Start Date

10/28/2019

End Date

10/28/2019

Description

Class attendees will learn about the ecological concepts and theories most relevant to restoration project development, design, and implementation in order to increase the resistance and resilience of their own restoration projects. They will learn ways in which ecological concepts and theories can be practically applied using local and global restoration projects as examples as well as in the context of discussing their own projects.

Location

Seattle, WA

Distance Learning

Course Equivalency

Subjects

Horticulture / Plants

Health, Safety and Welfare

Yes

Hours

3.75

Learning Outcomes

Attendees will be able to…
1. understand the key ecological concepts & theories relevant to restoration design & management
2. approach restoration site assessment through the lens of relevant ecological concepts & theories,
3. and utilize ecological concepts & theories in project design, site maintenance, and adaptive management of projects.

Instructors

Rodney Pond, Edmonds Community College, Sound Salmon Solutions

Course Codes

Provider

University of Washington Botanic Gardens

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