Webcast on Low Impact Development and Watershed Management
On March 21, from 3:00-4:30 pm (EST), the National Association of Local Government Environmental Professionals (NALGEP) will present a Webcast on Low Impact Development and Watershed Management.
In the face of rapid development, local governments are working hard to create and implement watershed protection programs at the municipal and multi-jurisdictional level. Low impact development (LID) strategies have become an innovative approach to minimizing stormwater runoff. This Webcast will feature Prince George's County, Maryland and Alachua County, Florida and highlight ways in which these counties implement LID strategies on a county and regional watershed scale. Registration is free to NALGEP members and $30 for non-members. For more information, visit http://www.nalgep.org/calendar/Index.cfm?Page=1&EventsID=4888.
In the face of rapid development, local governments are working hard to create and implement watershed protection programs at the municipal and multi-jurisdictional level. Low impact development (LID) strategies have become an innovative approach to minimizing stormwater runoff. This Webcast will feature Prince George's County, Maryland and Alachua County, Florida and highlight ways in which these counties implement LID strategies on a county and regional watershed scale. Registration is free to NALGEP members and $30 for non-members. For more information, visit http://www.nalgep.org/calendar/Index.cfm?Page=1&EventsID=4888.