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Introduction
to Stream Restoration
Using Natural Channel Design Techniques
October 15 & 16, 2002
Birmingham, Alabama
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the Registration Brochure
Agenda
Picture Gallery
Workshop
Participants
Introduction
to Stream Restoration Using Natural Channel Design workshop was
held October 15 & 16, 2002 in Birmingham, Alabama. Workshop
will be held at the Energen
Corporation Headquarters in
downtown Birmingham.
A stream sediment
removal system was demonstrated on day two of the workshop courtesy
of Dave Braatz,
Streamside
Systems.
* This
workshop was approved for 1.15 CEUs from Auburn University and 10
Continuing Forestry Education Credits (CFEs)
Sponsors
included Alabama Cooperative Extension System, Alabama Department
of Environmental Management, Cawaco RC&D Council, Inc., Storm
Water Management Authority, Inc., University of Alabama at Birmingham,
USDA-NRCS, Black Warrior Clean Water Parntership, and the Cahaba
Clean Water Partnership.
Storm
Water BMP Academy
October 17, 2002
Birmingham, Alabama
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the Registration Brochure
Agenda
Workshop
Participants
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About the Program
Storm water regulations
in Alabama and across the country are targeted on BMP design.
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But which "Best Management Practices" really work the
best?
· Which design techniques are most effective?
· What site considerations have the greatest impact on design
efficiency?
The Storm
Water BMP Academy addressed these storm water
management questions while looking at innovative urban and suburban
storm water BMPs. Workshop will be held at the Energen
Corporation Headquarters in downtown Birmingham.
*
This workshop was approved as a Storm Water Management Authority,
Inc. Erosion and Sedimentation Control Certification Workshop and
for .6 CEUs from Auburn University.
Sponsors
include Alabama Cooperative Extension System, Alabama Department
of Environmental Management, Cawaco RC&D Council, Inc., Storm
Water Management Authority, Inc., University of Alabama at Birmingham,
USDA-NRCS, Black Warrior Clean Water Partnership and the Cahaba
Clean Water Partnership.
Picture Gallery
Janna Owens, SWMA, describes Possum Creek and its watershed,
Birmingham, Alabama.
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Dave Braatz demonstrates Streamside Systems Sand Wand,
Sediment Removal System.
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Steve Foster, ADEM, presents Stream Restoration in Alabama.
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Birmingham workshop participants at Possum Creek.
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Sediment sampling equipment demonstration
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Bill Hunt, NCSU, describes storm water best management
practices.
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