RIPARIAN AND AQUATIC ECOSYSTEM MONITORING A Technical Training Workshop

RIPARIAN AND AQUATIC ECOSYSTEM MONITORING
A Technical Training Workshop

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND CREDITS


Portland State University Riparian and Aquatic Ecosystem Monitoring ESR 510
PSU Environmental Science & Management offers graduate level biology credits for participants. Credit, earned 1.0 hour graduate credit, is earned by completion of the workshop. To sign up for ESR 510 credit . . . Register for the Riparian and Aquatic Ecosystem Monitoring Workshop You will need to submit a PSU Quick Entry Form

Washington Clock Hours
The SWRP program applies each year for Clock Hours through Educational Services District 112 in Vancouver Washington. The Workshop generally qualifies for 33.5 hours	To sign up for Clock hours . . .
	Register for the Riparian and Aquatic Ecosystem Monitoring Workshop
	Paper work and registration forms will be completed at the workshop
	You will then mail appropriate fees and paperwork to ESD 112

Professional Development Units (PDU's) for Oregon Teachers No formal protocols exist for Oregon PDU's. The SWRP program issues each participant a certificate of completion outlining the topics covered and the number of hours spent in professional development (33.5 hours).
Training

The Student Watershed Research Project is a
self funded program of Portland State University's
Environmental Sciences and Resources

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