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UCOWR/NIWR Virtual Water Resources Conference

June 8-10, 2021

Invites graduate and undergraduate students:
Take advantage of our special student rates!

The 2021 UCOWR/NIWR annual conference still delivers

            • Student Career Night
            • Speed Networking
            • Intriguing Plenary Speakers
            • Panel Discussions
            • Poster Sessions
            • Special Sessions on:

          Gulf Coast Hypoxia Task Force
          Innovation in Water Resources Extension
          Drinking Water Equity
          Groundwater Sustainability

          CONFERENCE AGENDA
          Early Registrations get extra discount!
          Deadline: May 14, 2021

        • REGISTER TODAY

WSU colleagues working on environmental, agricultural, and land management issues-

You are invited to a meeting this Thursday, April 22nd, at 3:00 PM, to discuss the USDA’s Climate-Smart Agriculture and Forestry Strategy (Zoom link copied below, and attached as an Outlook item).  What we are aiming for is a set of answers to the questions posed by the USDA in the following document:

Federal Register :: Notice of Request for Public Comment on the Executive Order on Tackling the Climate Crisis at Home and Abroad

These questions span agriculture, forestry, biomass/biomass engineering, and environmental justice.   I welcome your written comments also, especially if you cannot attend the meeting, which I am happy to summarize in a response document to the USDA (due date is April 30th).  The USDA is not looking for a lengthy document (2-3 pages maximum).

Zoom info:     Meeting ID: 944 4803 7685   Passcode: 013155

Mark Swanson
Email: markswanson@wsu.edu

Earth Week Discussion Panel – Experts on Instream Flows

Earth Week Discussion Panel – Experts on Instream Flows

Wednesday, April 21, 4:00 pm

Happy Earth Week!! The student-led Water Resources Club is hosting a panel on the importance and impact of instream flows.  Six expert panelists will join us to offer their insights on the state of WA’s rivers and streams and water resources. The panelists represent a diversity of knowledge, including from state, tribal, academic and public perspectives.

Register here:

https://wsu.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJUpcOCgpzouHtNIUKrpwp0FHIQlJknFd636

 

NEBC Presents Stormwater in Washington – Virtual Conference

May 5, 2021

This focused, one-day conference, hosted on an engaging virtual platform this year, is Washington’s leading stormwater event, convening regulated companies, governments, solution providers, and regulators for learning, networking, and business development. In addition, Managing Stormwater in Washington features the region’s largest stormwater trade show with over 40 service and technology solution providers. Website Registration Agenda

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Iowa Water 20 Conference April 6 – 8, 2021

We will be holding the Iowa Water Conference covering a wide range of water related topics in a virtual format – travel is FAST, lodging is CHEAP, and food service will be like eating at home. 

80+ speakers

70+ presentations on emergent water topics

3 virtual tours

Virtual networking breakout rooms

To register: www.regcytes.extension.iastate.edu/iwc2021/

If you have questions, please let me know or better yet – contact Ms. Hanna Bates ( hbates@iastate.edu )

Northwest Climate Conference Registration Now Available

We are excited to announce that registration for the 2021 Northwest Climate Conference, taking place April 6-8, is now available! You can register here for either general registration ($150), student registration ($25), or apply to be considered for a full scholarship.

This conference is for everyone working to build a climate-resilient Northwest. It has provided a learning and networking community for practitioners, scientists, community organizers, tribal members, and others interested in climate change for over a decade. Please review the agenda and list of lightning talks that will be available, and keep an eye on our website for more details regarding plenary speakers, youth presentations, networking opportunities, and more. Remember, our content will be available to all registrants for 6 months after the event – you don’t want to miss out! We hope you will join us for the Pacific Northwest’s premier regional climate change conference in April!

The AGU Bridge Program applications are still open!

We hope you continue reaching out to students who you believe might be good candidates for the program by encouraging them to apply. The deadline for applications is March 31.

We appreciate your efforts in spreading the word about the AGU Bridge Program and helping us reach those students who stand to benefit most. Thank you for supporting this effort to increase diversity and support inclusive practices in our discipline by encouraging eligible students to apply.

MuniCon 2021 Virtual Conference

April 5 – April 8

The goal of this conference is to provide the Washington municipal stormwater community an opportunity to communicate, coordinate, and exchange approaches and tools for addressing priority issues and challenges faced by municipal stormwater permitees in Eastern and Western Washington.  MuniCon 2021 is scheduled for April 5-8, 2021 as an on-line conference. Student/State Agency/Government/Stormwater Member/Permittee Price – $50 Consultant Price – $100 REGISTER HERE Interested in becoming a sponsor? Contact Alyssa Herandy, WSU Professional Education (253) 445-4631 to discuss how you…

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