FAESS Hydric Soil Workshops
| About the Workshops: |
| These workshops are an unparalleled opportunity to gain first-hand experience with soil-based indicators of wetness. You will be guided by expert soil scientists, researchers, and professors as they provide lecture material and field experiences you simply can’t get elsewhere. The workshop is held each spring in a different location around the state, giving you the opportunity to observe soils in their various forms, each responding slightly differently to saturation. |
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| Who Should Attend: |
| Environmental consultants, engineers, DOH personnel, university students, and anyone else seeking to better understand the subtle, yet important soil-based indicators of wetness. |
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Email Travis Richardson with any HSW questions.
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| Above: S6 (Stripped Matrix) and S5 (Sandy Redox) Hydric Soil Indicators. These indicators are frequently used to delineate wetlands in Peninsular Florida. These morphologies can be observed in deeper zones of the non-hydric soils to indicate a water table. Exposure to these important, yet subtle morphologies is a main benefit of the workshop |
Mail check or money order payable to FAESS:
FAESS
P.O. Box 357025
Gainesville, FL 32635
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Pay by credit card:
Email Travis Richardson with any workshop questions.
Florida Association of Environmental Soil Scientists
P.O. Box 357025
Gainesville, FL 32635
