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River Erosion Management 21st September, Wilmslow; 26th January 2022, Online "Good to stay up to date on techniques. Will be applied in projects" "Thinking more about whether erosion issues really are issues as well as looking at all contributing factors" |
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Desk-based assessment for river restoration planning & catchment management |
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10th-13th August 2021 Cardiff, Wales |
10th August 2022, 24th March 2021, 2nd December 2020, Online |
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Attendee feedback: What was the most useful thing you learnt? "MyMaps on Google will be really beneficial for project data" "How interactive the google maps can be. I had no idea and this will be of great use with stakeholders." "The power of online resources" |
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| Desk-based assessment for river restoration planning & catchment management |
River Habitat Survey Certification Refresher Course |
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5th February 2020 Cranfield University, Bedfordshire |
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18th October 2019 Warrington Deaf Club, Wilson Pattern Street, Warrington, Cheshire, WA1 1PG |
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| River Habitat Survey Certification Course |
River Habitat Survey Certification Course |
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26th - 29th March 2019 Cardiff University Hall |
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13th - 16th March 2018 Cardiff University Hall |
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River Management: Australian Perspectives Evening Seminar |
River Restoration Course Module 2 |
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15th June 2016, Jacobs Winnersh office, Berkshire |
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19th & 20th October 2010 Knepp Castle Estate |
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Following on from course 1, this two day course visited the Knepp Castle Estate. Topics included design and delivery, challenges and project appraisal. A series of presentations, interactive sessions an exercise and site visit delivered this content. | |||
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| River Restoration Course Module 1: Understanding River Restoration: Processes, ecology, planning and assessing potential |
River Restoration Course Module 2 |
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8th & 9th June 2010 Manchester |
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29th September 2009 Midhurst |
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| A two day intense, applied and interactive course which is underpinned by science. Attendees completed the two day module and by doing so helpe to facilitate knowledge exchange between disciplines under the guidance of the course facilitators. | Following on from course 1, this two day course visited Shoreham Loop, Midhurst. Topics included design and delivery, challenges and project appraisal. A series of presentations, interactive sessions an exercise and site visit delivered this content. | |||
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| River Restoration Course Module 1: Understanding River Restoration: Processes, ecology, planning and assessing potential | River Restoration Course Module 1: Understanding River Restoration: Processes, ecology, planning and assessing potential | |||
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9th & 10th June 2009 Cranfield University |
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3rd & 4th February 2009 New Forest |
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| A two day intense, applied and interactive course which is underpinned by science. Attendees completed the two day module and by doing so helpe to facilitate knowledge exchange between disciplines under the guidance of the course facilitators. | A two day intense, applied and interactive course which is underpinned by science. Attendees completed the two day module and by doing so helpe to facilitate knowledge exchange between disciplines under the guidance of the course facilitators. | |||
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| River Restoration Course Module 1: Understanding River Restoration: Processes, ecology, planning and assessing potential |
River Restoration and Chalk Streams |
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18th & 19th November 2008 Silsoe, Bedfordshire |
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22nd & 23rd January 2001 Hatfield |
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| A two day intense, applied and interactive course which is underpinned by science. Attendees completed the two day module and by doing so helpe to facilitate knowledge exchange between disciplines under the guidance of the course facilitators. | This workshop looked at catchment scale flood management using the Holnicote Estate project as an example. Andrew Pepper also gave a talk and led a site visit to the nearby RIver Pinn. |
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