Putah Creek: Life Blood of the Region, Fall 2011

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The Geomorphology and Hydrology of Putah Creek Sep 23, 2011

Lecture 1: Course coordinator Eric Larsen, Landscape Architecture Program, introduces the geomorphology and hydrology of Putah Creek.

Putah Creek as a Stream Sep 30, 2011

Lecture 2: Rich Marovich, Putah Creek stream keeper, talks about the creek in regards to his job.

The Putah Creek Corridor Oct 07, 2011

Lecture 3: Kathryn Salfen, Yolo County Resource Conservation District, gives the class a perspective of the creek corridor.

Stewardship by the Putah Creek Council Oct 14, 2011

Lecture 4: Libby Earthman, executive director of the Putah Creek Council, talks about the public stewardship of the creek.

Putah Creek Wildlife Monitoring Oct 21, 2011

Lecture 5: Melanie Truan, wildlife ecologist and biomonitoring director for the UC Davis Museum Wildlife and Fish Biology, talks about the creeks wildlife.

Riparian Systems and Putah Creek Oct 28, 2011

Lecture 6: Erik Ringleberg, a biologist from BSK Associates and a riparian systems expert, addresses the riparian aspects of Putah Creek.

Putah Creek's Aquatic Resources Nov 04, 2011

Lecture 7: Ken Davis, an aquatic biologist, addresses protecting Putah Creek's aquatic resources.

What Is a Resource Conservation District? Nov 18, 2011

Lecture 8: Katherine Holmes from the Solano County Resource Conservation District discusses resource conservation districts in regards to Putah Creek.

Educated in the Creek Dec 02, 2011

Lecture 9: Megan Harns, of the John Muir Institute for the Environment at UC Davis, talks about her experiences with Putah Creek.

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