2021 Stormwater and Litter Workshop for stormwater/MS4 and litter-prevention professionals. Thursday, December 9, 2021 via ZOOM webinar.
LOCATION:
A zoom webinar link will be sent to all registrants.

TIME:
Workshop will be 10 AM to 12 Noon, and also 1 PM to 3:30 PM

REGISTRATION FEE: None.

CO-SPONSORS:
The workshop is coordinated by Clean Virginia Waterways of Longwood University with the following partners:
--Clean Virginia Waterways of Longwood University
--Virginia Coastal Zone Management Program
--Virginia Lakes and Watersheds Association
--Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay
--Virginia Water Monitoring Council

SPEAKERS:
   Heather Ambrose, MS4 Permit Coordinator
   Fairfax County Department of Public Works and Environmental Services, Stormwater Planning Division

   Hannah De Frond , International Trash Trap Network Coordinator (in collaboration with the Ocean Conservancy
   and the University of Toronto Trash Team)

   Tim Hughes, Watershed Management Branch
   and Environmental Services Division
   Prince William County, VA

   Sarah Kollar, Coordinator, Trash Free Seas Program
   Ocean Conservancy

   Laura McKay, Manager
   Virginia Coastal Zone Management Program

   Layne Marshall, Trash Free Waters Program
   US EPA Office of Wetlands, Oceans, and Watersheds

   Katie Register, Executive Director
   Clean Virginia Waterways of Longwood University

   Jeff Selengut, MS4 Permit Writer
   VA Department of Environmental Quality

   Veronica Tangiri, Water Quality Programs Coordinator
   Prince William Soil and Water Conservation District



WHO SHOULD ATTEND:
This one-day workshop is for stormwater and litter-prevention professionals.  The workshop will address urban trash pollution and strategies employed to intercept a piece of trash before it becomes part of stormwater runoff and is conveyed to and through the storm sewer system.

We will share ideas through case studies, networking, and discussions and address funding, behavioral changes, legislation, and more!

REGISTRATION:
To register for the workshop, fill out the form on this web page (below). It will provide us with your contact information. Also please fill out the brief pre-workshop survey.

WHY STORMWATER & LITTER?
There are growing concerns about the impacts of debris and plastic pollution in rivers, lakes, the ocean and coastal waters, along with increasing emphasis on stormwater management of litter and debris.  Virginia faces a new urgency to understand and address the sources of litter and marine debris in our waters.

AGENDA UPDATES will be posted here: http://www.longwood.edu/cleanva/stormwater.html


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REGISTER FOR THE WORKSHOP
First Name *
Last Name *
Title (Mr., Mrs., Dr., etc.)
Affiliation (Name of your employer) *
Phone Number *
Email Address *
Address *
PRE-WORKSHOP SURVEY
Which best describes your work on stormwater: *
Where do you get information about stormwater and trash (infrastructure solutions, monitoring floatables, etc.)
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What topics are of most interest to you about stormwater and litter?
Rate the following topics as to your interest. *
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Strategies to monitor floatables
Reducing litter through behavior change (prevention)
Cost-effective stormwater management programs
Options for collecting trash at stormdrains
Options for end-of-pipe collection of trash
Costs associated with stormdrain infrastructure that keeps trash out of stormwater
Is there anything else you wish to share about this topic or this workshop?
Thank you!
To learn more about this workshop, visit http://www.longwood.edu/cleanva/stormwater.html

Questions about this workshop can be directed to Katie Register, Clean Virginia Waterways, at registerkm@longwood.edu or 434-395-2602.

To learn more about the Virginia Coastal Zone Management Program and its work to combat marine debris (including the Virginia Marine Debris Reduction Plan), visit https://www.deq.virginia.gov/coasts/ocean-management/marine-debris 
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