Monitoring, Objectives and Evaluation Courses

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Developing a catchment-wide river restoration plan Developing a catchment-wide river restoration plan

19th October 2022, Online
8th December 2021, Online
28th April 2021, Online
28th January 2021, Online
24th September 2020, Online

"I now feel I have (or have access to) the tools to prioritise measures"

"A better understanding of a river catchment as a whole and the pressures and impacts that affect it"

23rd October 2019

Riverside Community Centre, Rosemoor Gardens, Clay Hill, Newbury, RG14 2FG

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"Made me consider full catchment impacts"

"Really enjoyed it, can incoporate into work strategy"

"Very useful practical exercises"

Developing a catchment-wide river restoration plan Developing a strategic catchment-wide river restoration plan

29th May 2019

Birmingham & Midland Institute, 9 Margaret St,
Birmingham, B3 3BS

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7th November 2018, 9:30-16:00

Birmingham & Midland Institute, 9 Margaret St, Birmingham, B3 3BS

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"I thought it was really good and has given me quite a bit of confidence"

"Really useful course - I feel like I have tools to start being more strategic"

"Really informative and resources and tools provided priceless to help deliver future projects"

"A way of thinking on a catchment scale which was too daunting before this course"


Exploring capacity building for catchment partnerships learning workshops: Strengthening Partnership Monitoring, Evaluation and Reporting

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20th January 2016, Sheffield

2nd February 2016, Bristol

4th February 2016, London

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Summary of outputs

Objective setting case study

Short monitoring & objective setting guide

Monitoring planner

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Setting project and monitoring objectives to demonstrate where and why river restoration or management has had multiple benefits   The need for river restoration monitoring to establish the true potential (and constraints) to delivering good ecological potential

8th July 2014

Salisbury, Wiltshire

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12th - 13th December 2006

New Forest                            

 

 

Outputs:  1  -  2  -  3  -  4  -  5   Final Report   -   Presentations

Delegates were taught about the importance of effective project and monitoring objectives. This was then applied when they designed a robust monitoring programme for a restoration site.

 

This seminar brought together people from a range of disciplines with the aim of working towards agreeing a river restoration monitoring framework capable of providing guidance about the range of monitoring methodologies available and the level of monitoring needed for a given project size and set of objectives.