View Calendar for: View by Date Range: From:   (mm/dd/yyyy) To:   (mm/dd/yyyy) February 4 2012 Sat      Event:  HORT 255 - Focus on Green Factors (2 credits) Location:  Edmonds Community College Time:  10:00 AM - 12:00 PM Instructor: Peggy Gaynor Learn to define and describe the goals and objectives of low-impact development, identify and discuss a variety of techniques for capturing and dispersing storm water run off in the urban environment, as well as analyze and evaluate existing site developments for success of low-impact development goals. February 8 2012 Wed      Event:  Grass, Sedge, and Rush Identification for Western WA Puget Lowlands Location:  Mt. Vernon/Padilla Bay Reserve Time:  9:00 AM - 4:00 PM Registration is now open for Coastal Training Program classes to be held in February and March 2012. This 2-day class emphasizes field character identification of the most common freshwater, estuarine wetland, and associated upland buffer species found in the Puget lowland region of Washington State. February 14 2012 Tue      Event:  HORT 255 - Focus on Green Factors (2 credits) Location:  Edmonds Community College Time:  6:30 PM - 8:30 PM Instructor: Peggy Gaynor Learn to define and describe the goals and objectives of low-impact development, identify and discuss a variety of techniques for capturing and dispersing storm water run off in the urban environment, as well as analyze and evaluate existing site developments for success of low-impact development goals. February 18 2012 Sat      Event:  HORT 255 - Focus on Green Factors (2 credits) Location:  Edmonds Community College Time:  10:00 AM - 12:00 PM Instructor: Peggy Gaynor Learn to define and describe the goals and objectives of low-impact development, identify and discuss a variety of techniques for capturing and dispersing storm water run off in the urban environment, as well as analyze and evaluate existing site developments for success of low-impact development goals. February 22 2012 Wed      Event:  Understanding Washington States Water Crossing Guidelines Location:  Mt. Vernon/Padilla Bay Reserve Time:  9:00 AM - 4:00 PM Registration is now open for Coastal Training Program classes to be held in February and March 2012. In this practical two-day class, you will gain a working knowledge of the Water Crossings Guidelines and a basic understanding of fish passage design. Topics include culvert and bridge design, tide and flood gates, channel profile adjustments, road impounded wetlands, and tidally influenced crossings.  The WCG document can be viewed beforehand at http://wdfw.wa.gov/publications/pub.php?id=00049