This repository is simply a GitHub hosted website for Low Tech Process Based Restoration of Riverscapes. The site acts as a hub of information on LTPBR for students, practitioners, managers and researchers. It contains the LTPBR Manual, Workshop and Course pages, as well as Resources. As of October, 2022, we began releasing versions of the website (updated periodically), to achieve better FAIR compliance and tracking. via Zeondo. This includes the minting of a DOI to make it easier to cite content on the website, as well as indexing and discovery.
The website is based on markdown and Jekyll.
What's Changed
- Bringing in Virtual Workshop Resource Content by @joewheaton in #5
- Merging in the module pages by @adreawheaton in #6
- updated slides 01G and added 02B by @adreawheaton in #8
- q&a by @adreawheaton in #9
- New USU 2022 Content by @joewheaton in #12
- working docs by @adreawheaton in #13
- Foster Updates by @adreawheaton in #14
- Draft Agenda by @adreawheaton in #15
- AFS Workshop by @adreawheaton in #19
- Added first cut of News Feed by @adreawheaton in #21
- Update index.md by @nbouwes in #23
- Some old BLM pages for new BLM by @joewheaton in #25
- Klicitat 2022 by @adreawheaton in #26
New Contributors
- @joewheaton made their first contribution in #5
- @adreawheaton made their first contribution in #6
- @nbouwes made their first contribution in #23
Full Changelog: https://github.com/Riverscapes/PBR/commits/LTPBR
Contributors
joewheaton, nbouwes, and adreawheaton