Restoration Ecology Using Mitigation and Sustainable Design Techniques to Reduce Stormwater Impacts and Increase Storm Resiliency -- Environmental Protection

May 18

Restoration Ecology Using Mitigation and Sustainable Design Techniques to Reduce Stormwater Impacts and Increase Storm Resiliency

Duke Farms 1112 Duke Parkway West

This course is designed for ecologists, engineers, planners and landscape architects involved in the recovery of impacted river, lake, riparian, wetland and coastal environments. Drawing heavily upon real-world examples of Restoration Ecology in practice, Princeton Hydro, LLC staff will focus on the multi-disciplined recovery of degraded, damaged, or impaired ecosystems. Featured Topics Applications of Green Infrastructure Stormwater Techniques FEMA's National Flood Insurance Program - Community Rating System (CRS) Green Infrastructure and Storm Resiliency Reconnecting Streams to their Floodplains Regulation and Design Removal of Low-head Dams and Culverts Restoration Ecology Stream Daylighting Wetland Banking

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