Erosion Control Workshop: Sept. 21, 2022

Training for professionals working in soils, erosion control, water quality, public works, engineering, roads, planning, and consulting.

 “A little bit of dirt never hurt anybody,” but a little bit from a jobsite multiplied by the hundreds of jobsites in a watershed can add up quickly.  Soil erosion has the potential to harm our drinking water resources, fish and wildlife resources, and even effect how much treatment wastewater must receive. 

Erosion Control has changed dramatically over the years and new technologies are constantly in development. Use this workshop to help you stay current on useful practices.  This full day training will incorporate both classroom sessions and outdoor, hands on demonstrations in small group settings.

September 21, 2022

Seacoast Science Center-Odiorne State Park

570 Ocean Blvd, Rye, NH 03870

Registration Required ($75) Please see registration instructions below

 Continuing Education Pre Approvals

  •  NH Department of Environmental Services Subsurface Bureau: 6.0

  • Contact your professional association for more information regarding additional CEU’s

Topics Covered May Include:

  • Regulations Updates

  • Understanding NH Soils

  • Soils & Engineering

  • Organic Soil Amendments

  • Invasive Plant Identification & Management

  • Blankets, Mats, & other Erosion Control Basics

  • Seed Choice & Sourcing

  • Avoiding Soil Erosion on Recreational Sites

  • Vegetation for Soil Stabilization

  • Natural Resources Mapping

  • Working with Native Plants

Schedule:

8:30-9:00:       Registration

9:00-11:00:      Indoor Classroom Presentation

11:00-12:00      Outdoor Field Stations

12:00-1:00:      Lunch (provided)*

1:00-4:00        Outdoor  Field Stations Continued

*Lunch, coffee, morning pastries included. Please let us know of any dietary restrictions.

Registration

Please print the brochure and mail in your registration with a $75 check. Having trouble printing? We’re happy to mail you a brochure.

Can’t make it to Rye on September 21st? The same training is being offered on September 20th in Clarement, and September 22nd in Hopkinton. Please print the brochure and follow the instructions to register for any of the three dates.

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