WORKSHOPS

The Alameda County Conservation Partnership sponsors workshops on conservation easements, the ecology and management of local threatened species, and a variety of other topics. The workshops provide classroom and field experience, and are taught by experts in their field.

Current Workshops:

California Red-legged Frog Workshop: April 14-15th, 2010

Registration is now open for the California Red-legged Frog Workshop. Please click here for more information and registration. Space is limited so please register early.  Registration closes April 1, 2010.

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Completed Workshops:

Below is a list of the types of workshops offered through the Conservation Partnership.  If you have an idea for a workshop or have questions about a specific workshop, please contact us using the online form at the bottom of this page!

Most workshops include both in class lecture and a field component.

Wildlife Escape Ramp Workshop with Dan Taylor of Bat Conservation International

Alameda Whipsnake Workshop with Karen Swaim of Swaim Biological, Inc.

California Red-legged Frog Workshop with Galen Rathbun, PhD and Norman Scott PhD

California Tiger Salamander Workshop with Peter Trenham, PhD.

Native Pollinator Workshop Rangelands, Farms and Backyards:  Enhancing and Managing Pollinator Habitat with Xerces Society

Easement Workshop Education

Ranch Conservation Planning

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Natural Resources Education Scholarship Fund

The Natural Resources Education Scholarship Fund is available to provide financial assistance to those who would like to attend our workshops but cannot afford it.  Please click here to learn more.

To receive more information about workshops, please complete the online form below.