| Community Partners are individuals, institutions, agencies and firms committed to improving the science and practice of stream restoration through research, interdisciplinary training, education, and accountability in practice.
How to become a Community Partner?
To become the Stream Restoration Community Partner click here. You will need to enter basic information about your organization including contact information, a brief summary of your organization or work in stream restoration, topics of interest in stream restoration and relevant web links. NCED will not distribute this information but the information will be posted on this website and in a downloadable Stream Restoration Community Partners Directory.
How can we collaboration with NCED?
NCED's Stream Restoration Project is always seeking opportunities to collaborate directly with others. The first step toward working together is to join the Community Partner Group and from here we will start to explore common interests. To date, three Working Groups have formed out of the Community Partner Group.
Who is currently in the Community Partner Group?
Community Partners represent a vast array of people, backgrounds and interests. All are committed to improving Stream Restoration Practice. A complete list of Partners and, in the near future, an expanded Stream Restoration Community Directory can be found here. |
