19th Annual Meeting and Restoration Workshop

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Workshop PowerPoint Presentations

Restoring Riparian Habitats: Removing Exotic Species, Restoring Native Vegetation, and Streambank Stabilization (pdf)

The Nature of Rivers (pdf)

General Riparian Vegetation Concepts (pdf)

Methods for Removing Exotic Plant Species on the Lower COlorado River (pdf)

Riparian Plant Propagation (pdf)

Streambank Soil Bioengineering Treatments (pdf)

More Bioengineering Treatments (pdf)

Bioengineering Treatments and Rock (pdf)

Keys to Successful Streambank Soil Bioengineering (pdf)

Meeting Presentations

Plenary Session

Lower Colorado Multi-Species Conservation Program: An Introduction to the Conservation Plan - Lesley Fizpatrick, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

Management of Wildlife and Habitat on the Lower Colorado River – Barbara
Raulston, U.S. Bureau of Reclamation

Water Allocation and Management in the Lower Basin of the Colorado
River – Terry Fulp, U.S. Bureau of Reclamation

Technical Session

Adaptive management program of wildlife and their habitat for the Lower Colorado River Multi-Species Conservation Program - Matthew Voisine

Avian Post Development Monitoring Along the Lower Colorado River using Constant Effort Mist Netting - Laura Beth Sabin, Matthew Voisine, G. Clune, Christopher Dodge, Joe Kahl, A. Miller, J. Swett, and T. Olson

Microclimatic nest-site selection by Southwestern Willow Flycatchers
(Empidonax traillii extimus) – Mary Anne McLeod, Tom J. Koronkiewicz, and
Bryan T. Brown

Searching for Mexican and Narrow-headed Gartersnakes in central Arizona
– a discouraging summer – William P. Burger and Andrew T. Holycross