Workshop information

​Primary Learning Outcomes
This workshop will bring together NRCS conservationists and partners in Nevada interested in using low-cost tools to restore riparian areas to benefit wildlife and working lands. Participants will come away with:

1. An appreciation of beaver ecology and the complex feedbacks between beaver activity, hydrogeomorphic responses, riparian vegetation and ecology;
2. Exposure to ways in which low cost structures can be used as restoration tool to mitigate specific impairments;
3. Introduction to considerations in planning, permitting, design and building such restoration projects;
4. Knowledge of how to use adaptive management in managing expectations about beaver as a restoration agent and/or nuisance impacts;
5. First-hand experience designing and building some beaver dam analogues;
6. A chance to interact with experienced practitioners & share perspectives

Due to limited space, registration, is by invitation only. We will cap attendance at 30 participants. RSVP early to ensure your spot.

RSVP Deborah Koziol (NRCS) to Register

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Local Partners & Sponsors

• Deborah Koziol the NRCS Nevada State Wildlife Biologist, is the workshop lead organizer. 

We are grateful to our local partners who provided match funding at the Nevada Department of Wildlife

workshop   made possible by:

Thanks to the generous support of the Natural Resource Conservation Service's Sage Grouse Initiative and Working Lands for Wildlife Initiative, a grant through Pheasants Forever to Utah State University's Restoration Consortium and Joe Wheaton's ET-AL lab are able to deliver a series of workshops to NRCS conservationists and their partners throughout the west. This series was envisioned by Jeremy Maestas (NRCS/SGI) and is possible thanks to partner matches by various local organizations in each state (see each state page) and matching funds from Utah State University.

Instruction Team

Joe Wheaton  (USU, Anbranch Solutions)

Jeremy Maestas (NRCS, West NTSC)

Nick Bouwes  (USU, ELR, Anbranch Solutions)

Steve Bennett  (USU, Anbranch Solutions)

Scott Shahveridan (USU, Anbranch Solutions)

Jay Wilde (Diamondback W Ranch)

Thanks to our hosts!

 Thanks to Elko Land & Livestock who have generously allowed the field portion will be held in the iconic Maggie Creek & Susie Creek Watersheds on Elko Land & Livestock's land.

Thanks to a partnership and matching support from the Nevada Department of Wildlife. The classroom portion will be held in Elko, Nevada at the NDOW office at 60 Youth Center Rd, Elko, NV 89801.

A variety of lodging options are available in Elko, Nevada.

Elko Lodging Options