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The Tamarisk Coalition's mission is to provide education and technical assistance for the restoration of riparian lands.
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November 2011 Newsletter Time for the winter 2011 Tamarisk Coalition newsletter! In this issue: Partner Spotlight, Dec. 3rd Volunteer Opportunity, Beetle Update...Where are they now?!, Volunteers Take to Colorado, BLM Director Visits the Delores River Project, Restoration Demonstration Project in full Swing, Staff News, and 2012 Symposium Registration Now Open! Click the link below to download the pdf. |
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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 |
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Save the Date! 2012 Tamarisk Coalition Symposium, February 15-17, 2012 - Grand Junction, CO The 2012 Tamarisk Symposium will be here before you know it! This event brings together nearly 250 restoration practitioners, land managers and research scientists to share knowledge and guide future efforts in western riparian restoration. Tentatively we are planning on having 2 days of presentations and 1 day of workshops, plus a vendor/practitioner expo! Event schedule to come, stay tuned. Contact us at smartin@tamariskcoalition.org with interest in presenting or attending. Click links below for more information. |
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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!! |
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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. |
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The 2011 Tamarisk Research Conference Presentation recordings and abstracts are up! Follow the link below to download presentations from this years research conference. |