Before and after studies of urban and rural stream restoration projects will be used to demonstrate

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• Canadian Rivers Institute Professional Course
• Stream restoration design and monitoring
• September 27 - October 2, 2008
• UNB Fredericton and Fundy National Park NB

Lead Instructor Dr. Bob Newbury, Newbury
Hydraulics / CRI Fellow Co-instructors   Drs.
Michelle Gray, Kelly Munkittrick, Allen Curry,
Steve Peake, Rick Cunjak, CRI UNB Joseph
Culp, CRI Environment Canada
The lectures, handbook and field exercises for
this 6 day course are designed for engineers,
biologists, and other earth scientists in
government, university, and environmental
consulting who plan, assess or approve
restoration projects. Topics include fluvial
hydraulics, stream ecology, restoration design
and aquatic monitoring.
Oulette Creek Howe Sound BC
Before and after studies of urban and rural
stream restoration projects will be used to
demonstrate design methods and biological
monitoring. An ongoing project restoring Dickson
Brook in Fundy National Park will be studied on
site.
Dickson Brook Fundy National Park
Costs 1250.00 Professionals 650.00
Students Meals and accommodation costs are
the responsibility of the participant. Economic
accommodation is available in college residences
(3 or 4 nights) and in Fundy National Park (2 or
3 nights) depending on your travel plan.
Canadian not available as a UNB
credit course in 2008
For more information Contact Michelle Gray CRI
Training Coordinator m.gray_at_unb.ca
Or visit www.unb.ca/cri/Courses.html