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Description

This course is designed to give workers/participants an understanding of coastal restoration processes. It includes an introduction to various sources of coastal degradation; the typical restoration projects which have been initiated in the Atlantic coastlines; a general introduction to the methods used to restore coastal ecosystems, including introducing the processes involved in planning and implementing such efforts; examples of how to define and measure success within such projects; and introducing the various tools and methods required for monitoring coastal ecosystems before, during and after restoration.

Learning Outcomes

  1. Causes of Coastal Ecosystem Degradation
  2. An Introduction to Coastal Ecosystem Restoration Efforts in Atlantic Canada
  3. Planning and Implementing Coastal Restoration Projects
  4. Measuring Success: Methods for Monitoring Coastal Ecosystems

Credential Awarded

Certificate of Achievement
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