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2007 Watershed Planning Presentation Workshops
The Watershed Planning Process (8 MB)
Watershed Plan Components, Part 1 (5 MB)
Watershed Plan Components, Part 2 (7 MB)
Options for Identifying and Quantifying Pollutant Loads (2 KB)
Options for Estimating BMP Performance (Load Reductions) (4 MB)
Evaluation of some CMI-approved Plans (2 MB)
Key EPA Internet Tools for Watershed Management (6 MB)
Resources (from EPA's Handbook of Watershed Planning)
2006 NPS Grantee Workshop
Ordinance Development to Protect a Watershed
Elizabeth Riggs, Watershed Planner, Huron River Watershed Council
Ordinance Development Legal Issues
Kurt Brauer, Bodman LLP
Grayling Stormwater Project - Low Impact Development
Brad Jensen, Huron Pines RC&D
Allen Lowe, City of Grayling
Klaus Heinert, Gosling Czubak
Quality Assurance Project Plans (QAPPs): Basics & Common Problems
Joe Rathbun, MDEQ
Assessing Stream Channel Stability for NPS Projects
Joe Rathbun, MDEQ
Source Water Protection Program
Deb Bailey, MDEQ
Ronda Page, MDEQ
2004 NPS Grantee Workshop
Nonpoint Source Program Accomplishments
Susan Erickson, MDEQ
Principles of Low Impact Development
Pat Sellenraad, Designscapes
Road Stream Crossing Inventories
Zak Peiffer, MDEQ
Greg Goudy, MDEQ
GIS Discussion Session
Dave Fongers, MDEQ
Monitoring 101: Bad Data are Worse than No Data!
Monitoring 101: References
Joe Rathbun, MDEQ
Macroinvertebrate Assessments
Jeff Cooper, MDEQ
Geomorphic Assessments
Chris Freiburger, MDNR
Hydrology Studies
Dave Fongers, MDEQ
Social Indicators for Program Assessment
Ruth Kline-Robach, MSU-Extension
Choosing & Implementing Environmental Indicators
Jenny Molloy, MDEQ
BMP Effectiveness & Estimating
Ralph Reznick, MDEQ
2001 NPS Grantee Workshops
Presentation from December 14th 2001 Michigan Association of Conservation Districts Workshop
Examples of Hydraulic Analysis for NPS Projects
Dave Fongers, MDEQ
Presentations from June 11th & 12th 2001 NPS Program Grantee Workshop
Assessing Your Watershed: The River Raisin GeoBook
Andrew Brenner, Space Imaging Regional Services
Quality Assurance Project Plans (QAPP)
John Suppnick, MDEQ
Project Longevity: How to Build Upon Your Successes
Cindy Heinbeck, Alpine Township
Hydrologic Analysis for NPS Projects
Dave Fongers, MDEQ
BMP Selection
Ralph Reznick, MDEQ
Show Your Successes: Photography Tips
Bill Taft, MDEQ
Working With Local Government Officials
Dean Solomon, MSU Kellogg Biological Station
Overview of Watershed Plan Development
MDEQ
