Don’t Miss our Primary Headwater Training Do you know that small streams with a drainage area less than 1 square mile, known as primary headwater streams, vary greatly from larger streams and are instrumental in maintaining healthy watersheds? The Midwest Biodiversity Institute’s Primary Headwater Habitat training can make you fully informed on their importance, differences, and how to assess these streams. You can learn how to use salamanders, important habitat features, along with a group of headwater invertebrates as indicators of the quality of these streams. The instructors for the course are seasoned field biologists who have spent many years in the field monitoring and assessing the physical habitats and biology of aquatic resources, including primary headwater streams. They know the key elements that are imperative to your understanding of the evaluation methods for primary headwater streams and are skilled in communicating and providing training opportunities that make them easy to comprehend, remember, and apply. Join us for an exciting and informative learning experience that combines classroom and field training. mbieducation/course.php?course=1010
Posted on: Fri, 18 Apr 2014 15:07:20 +0000
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