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Riparian Buffer

Riparian Buffer Basics & Maintenance

Wednesday, May 25
12–1:30 pm

Cost: Free
About the workshop

Learn the basics of riparian buffer installation and restoration, along with ways to engage your community members on the topic of effective riparian buffers and the importance of protecting local waterways. When we focus only on landowners with stream-side property, we overlook the need to educate and gain the support of people who do not live on a stream. It is also important to make sure there is an understanding of what a stream is and isn’t, because if the landowner thinks that what they own is “just a ditch with water running through it”, then they won’t think they need to buffer it! This session is designed to inspire you to talk to new people about riparian areas and to serve as a primer for the more in-depth topics in riparian restoration (planning, planting, and post-planting care).
About the speaker

Alysha B. Trexler is employed with the Western Pennsylvania Conservancy as a Watershed Project Manager. She holds a BS in biology with a chemistry minor from Indiana University of Pennsylvania, and has over 22 years of experience with water quality and biological monitoring, physical stream habitat assessment, abandoned mine drainage remediation, agriculture best management practices and nutrient management, riparian habitat improvement design and installation, public education and outreach, and watershed project management and implementation. She is a rural landowner in Indiana County, Pennsylvania, where she raises grass-fed beef with her family. The farm is managed to serve as a model for integrating conservation practices, including the use of native plants, into a grazing operation.