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COURSE INFO
PROVIDER : Wetland Studies and Solutions, Inc.COURSE TITLE : Wetland Mitigation Design Principles
INSTRUCTORS
Michael Rolband
COURSE DESCRIPTION
This is a basic interdisciplinary course that provides the students with an understanding of the principles with wetland mitigation design. Students will learn what wetlands are and why we mitigate for wetland losses. Students will learn the basic process of design, construction, planting, as well as the post construction monitoring and maintenance of wetland mitigation areas. The course will focus on the understanding of the hydrogeology, water budget inputs and outputs in the design process. Additionally, this class will help students with review of wetland mitigation plans that they receive and help them be able to pick up on any warning signals of designs especially with soils and hydrology. The course consists of two days. The first day will be in a classroom as a lecture format. The second day will be a field day to look at wetland mitigation projects with different hydrology sources (groundwater, surface water, and vernal pools) and different outfall system types.
Credit Points: 1.06
SYLLABUS/TOPICAL OUTLINE
Day One: Classroom
1. Wetlands Primer: what are wetlands, why are we mitigating (8:00 - 9:30)
2. WOTUS February 2019 Proposal Discussion (9:45-10:15)
3. Lessons Learned: Design, Construction, Planting, Monitoring & Maintenance (10:15-11:30)
4. Hydrogeology & Water Budgets (11:30-12:00)
5. Water Budget Inputs (1:00-2:30)
6. Water Budget Outputs (2:45-3:45)
7. Red Flag Plan Review: Soils and Hydrology (4:00-4:45)
Day Two: Field
1. Julie J. Metz Wetlands Bank (8:00-11:15)
2. Cedar Run 1 and 2 (11:15-2:30)
3. Cedar Run 8 and 9 (2:30-5:00)
COURSE CONTACT
Amanda Arms
5300 Wellington Branch Drive, Suite 100, GAINESVILLE, Virginia 20155
aarms@wetlands.com
P: 7036795600
F: 7036795601