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Restored riparian lands by the Colorado River

The Tamarisk Coalition's mission is to provide education and technical assistance for the restoration of riparian lands.

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News & Highlights

RIPARIAN RESTORATION CONNECTION IS HERE!

Tamarisk Coalition is proud to announce the launch of the Riparian Restoration Connection (RRC) website! The RRC is a central hub for linking riparian restoration practitioners working on rivers of the West with all of the key local trainings and events most useful for improving success! The website includes information on conferences, trainings, workshops, equipment demonstrations, and volunteer events.

http://www.riparianrestorationconnection.com/

Spring 2012 Newsletter

In this issue:

  • Tamarisk Coalition Launches New Website
  • Grazing Management for Riparian Areas, Training Course
  • 2012 Tamarisk Symposium Highlights
  • Partner Symposium
  • Dolores River Volunteer Day
  • February 17th Cross Watershed Discussion Forum Summary
  • Biocontrol Monitoring Preview
  • Tamarisk Coalition 10th Anniversary: Board of Directors and Strategic Plan Update
  • Staff News

Click the link below to download the pdf.

Spring 2012 Newsletter | Past Newsletters

2009 Conference

2012 Tamarisk Symposium Presentations Are Up!

The 2012 Tamarisk Coalition Symposium was a great success! Thank you to everyone who attended. The Tamarisk Coalition and partners would like to extend an extra thank you to all of our wonderful sponsors!

The recorded presentations are now available streaming online! Click the link "program" link below to be taken to the listing of presenters, abstracts, and videos

2012 Tamarisk Symposium

2012 Program

Preivous Conferences

Tamarisk Coalition's Tamarisk Leaf Beetle Monitoring Program Evaluation

The TC is changing how we approach biological control monitoring to better assist future land manager and researcher needs for data and information. Read all about the biocontrol program evaluation and next steps in the link below.

Biocontrol Evaluation | Beetle Monitoring

2011 Tamarisk Leaf Beetle Distribution

Here it is, in all its splendor- The 2011 Tamarisk Leaf Beetle Distribution Map! Stay tuned for revised maps of previous years data in identical layout and extent for seamless comparisons

Full Resolution Map | Bio Control | Beetle Monitoring

Greenhill landscape

Dolores River Riparian Action Plan (DR-RAP)

The condensed version of DR-RAP is now available for download on our state-by-state web page. Happy riparian restoration recommendation reading!!

The Sustainable Funding Report

This paper explores potential long-term and sustainable funding options that will be necessary for the successful implementation of a basin-wide riparian restoration initiative. This paper discusses how several funding mechanisms might be received at varying geo-political scales and makes recommendations regarding future steps including strategies to create a financial plan that could combine various funding mechanisms discussed.

Funding Page | Overview | Full Report