We offer several recurring webinar series for a variety of environmental topics, ranging from invasive species to clean energy to emergency preparedness - continue reading to learn more about our wide selection.
Can't make it? No problem - most of our webinars are recorded and posted online. This takes out the constraints of time, travel, and cost for communities and individuals. If you register for a webinar and are unable to attend, you will receive a notification when the recording is available for on-demand viewing.
Helping communities and organizations build strong foundations for sustainable materials management
Helping local officials and community leaders understand the environmental regulations affecting their communities
Explore how agencies, universities and locally led organizations are working together through the invasive species program
Everything businesses and communities need to know about all types of waste
Helping communities transition to decarbonization and meet MI Healthy Climate Plan goals
These webinars are dedicated to keeping you updated on brownfield policies, programs, and implementation.
Everything business and industry needs to know about applying for, renewing, or changing ROP permits
This free webinar series is designed to engage and inform Michigan residents on the environmental data and information at their fingertips. And no account is necessary!
Lessons learned during wind and solar energy projects on rural, urban, and brownfield sites
Presentations on the environmental topics that matter most to communities across the state
Walk through the process to get a permit to install (PTI) from start to finish - and learn how to navigate the more complicated steps
Prepare for incidents and emergencies such as fires, oil spills, and dam failures - and regulations with each
Training for drinking water operators, administrators, and community water systems required to conduct sampling
Sharing resources, actions, and opportunities to implement the MI Healthy Climate Plan
How agencies, communities, universities, local organizations, and citizens can promote and protect drinking water sources
Covering a variety of topics under the remediation and risk management umbrella
An overview of program regulations and requirements, emergency planning provisions and more related to Tier II reporting
Covering drinking water quality and best management practices for school and child care drinking water systems
Michigan F-certified operators, associated personnel, and others will benefit from this series
