Year One
Pittsburgh Pool
Maps : Reports
 

  Terrestrial
Biotic Assessment
  Introduction
  Distribution
  Continuity
Riverbank
  Summary

  Social
River Dialogues
  Introduction
  Dialogue Process
  Dialogue Goals
  Dialogue Topics
History
  Rivers to Lakes

River Dialogues

Dialogue Topics
The dialogues occur on and along the rivers. These workshops provide opportunities for expression, collective learning, networking, and discussion. 3R2N team members spend six months prior to each event assessing available information about river issues as well as developing new studies and analysis. This information is mailed to workshop participants prior to each event. The dialogues are designed to provide an optimal climate for discussing alternative models and emerging concepts in urban river quality, conservation, restoration, access, and public use. Thoughts and ideas are recorded and made available to the public. Local and national experts from a variety of professions, community leaders, and municipal officials participated in four workshops in 2001 These were the subject areas:

Urban River Water Quality
Understanding Living Rivers
Stream Restoration and Daylighting
Public Access and Restorative Development

 

We accept and welcome, therefore, as conditions to which we must accomadate ourselves, great inequality of environment; the concentration of business, industrial and commercial, in the hands of a few; and the law of competition between those, as being not only beneficial, but essential to the future progress of the race.