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X-WR-CALDESC:This event is hosted at Ground Control in Wenatchee. \n\nCome 
 join Wenatchee River Institute for Science On Tap! This casual\, free even
 t is a great opportunity to gather\, socialize\, and learn about an exciti
 ng science topic from a member of our community. No prior science knowledg
 e necessary! Speakers will give a talk on their latest research or a scien
 ce topic they are passionate about\, with some time afterwards for discuss
 ion or Q&A. Presentations start at 7pm – arrive early to grab a drink and 
 get a seat!\n\nPresentation: Duffy Meadows - Development of a Stage Zero R
 iparian Restoration Project  \n\nDescription: What is a stage zero riparia
 n system? Duffy Creek in Douglas County is a great example. Our presenter\
 , Chris Sheridan\, will walk us through the historic and current departed 
 riparian conditions in the upper reaches of this area. We'll hear a summar
 y of stage zero restoration concepts and details on the development of the
  restoration plan for Duffy Creek\, while considering the issues impacting
  implementation of this plan. After the talk\, a group discussion will fol
 low to address the applicability and pros & cons of this restoration techn
 ique. \n\nPresenter: Chris Sheridan received his Master's in Forest Ecolog
 y from Oregon State University in 2000\, where his thesis analyzed amphibi
 an and plant communities in zero-order riparian systems in the Coast Range
  of Oregon. Chris has been a practicing restoration ecologist for over 20 
 years\, and has led the Fisheries\, Aquatics\, and Restoration programs fo
 r BLM's Spokane District since 2010. His accomplishments include completin
 g over 10 aquatic and riparian restoration and habitat improvement project
 s while working for BLM and for Dept. of Transportation. \n\n
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DESCRIPTION:This event is hosted at Ground Control in Wenatchee. \n\nCome j
 oin Wenatchee River Institute for Science On Tap! This casual\, free event
  is a great opportunity to gather\, socialize\, and learn about an excitin
 g science topic from a member of our community. No prior science knowledge
  necessary! Speakers will give a talk on their latest research or a scienc
 e topic they are passionate about\, with some time afterwards for discussi
 on or Q&A. Presentations start at 7pm – arrive early to grab a drink and g
 et a seat!\n\nPresentation: Duffy Meadows - Development of a Stage Zero Ri
 parian Restoration Project  \n\nDescription: What is a stage zero riparian
  system? Duffy Creek in Douglas County is a great example. Our presenter\,
  Chris Sheridan\, will walk us through the historic and current departed r
 iparian conditions in the upper reaches of this area. We'll hear a summary
  of stage zero restoration concepts and details on the development of the 
 restoration plan for Duffy Creek\, while considering the issues impacting 
 implementation of this plan. After the talk\, a group discussion will foll
 ow to address the applicability and pros & cons of this restoration techni
 que. \n\nPresenter: Chris Sheridan received his Master's in Forest Ecology
  from Oregon State University in 2000\, where his thesis analyzed amphibia
 n and plant communities in zero-order riparian systems in the Coast Range 
 of Oregon. Chris has been a practicing restoration ecologist for over 20 y
 ears\, and has led the Fisheries\, Aquatics\, and Restoration programs for
  BLM's Spokane District since 2010. His accomplishments include completing
  over 10 aquatic and riparian restoration and habitat improvement projects
  while working for BLM and for Dept. of Transportation. \n\n
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LOCATION:10 N. Wenatchee Ave\, Wenatchee\, WA 98801 US
SUMMARY:Science on Tap with Chris Sheridan
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