21st Annual Conference & Trade Show
Event Details
February 20-21, 2024
Glacier Canyon Conference Center at the Wilderness Resort
Sandstone Foyer
45 Hillman Road
Wisconsin Dells, WI 53965
or via Zoom
Zoom Instructions

Registration
Registration for this event has closed.
Overview of Event
Each year, NASECA-WI hosts the state’s largest event focused solely on erosion control and stormwater management. NASECA-WI strives to offer topics that enhance attendees professional development including a mix of regulatory topics, best management practices, project reviews, and other industry information.
Topics and Presenters
Topics Include:
- Benefits and Applications for Biochar as Soil Amendment for Green Stormwater Infrastructure (PDF unavailable), Mark Highland, Organic Mechanics Soil Company
- Implementing an Erosion Control or Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan from a Contractor’s Perspective, Clint Wendt, Michels Corporation
- The City of Superior’s Barker’s Island Stormwater Improvement Projects, Michael Krick & Ida Sampson, City of Superior
- History of Soil Survey to Web Soil Survey, Michael England, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Natural Resource Conservation Service
- Plastics and Us! Sources, Pathways and Mitigation, Anne Marie Mahon, GreenStake
- Project Sequencing – Planning, Decisions, Expected Results, Jay Settersten, SetterTech; Clay Frazer, Native Range Ecological; Kendall Kulig, Kulig Contracting
- The Ethical Leader’s Dilemma, Rick Kyte, Viterbo University
- Different Methods of Polymer Application in Erosion Control, Samuel Roa-Lauby, Soil Net
- Upcoming Tech Standard for Non-permanent Pool Storm Water Basin, Dan Bekta, WI DNR
- Forest to Mi Faucet: How Land Use Impacts Water Quality, Mike Smalligan, Michigan DNR
- Demonstrating SW Compliance Through Runoff Monitoring in the Northeast Neighborhood, Fitchburg (PDF unavailable), Ryan Stenjem, City of Madison; Rob Montgomery, EORS
- Municipal Phosphorus Reduction Credit for Leaf Management Programs Analysis, Dan Johnstone, Strand Associates, Inc.
- WDNR Inflation Reduction Grant Act for Forestry, Wendy Braun, WisDOT
- Erosion Control, Vegetation & Stormwater Mgmt on the I-39/90 Corridor Project, John Voorhees, AECOM and Mark Polega, WisDOT
- Growing Resilience: Native Plants in Stormwater Management and the Blueprint for a Sustainable Future, Theresa Nelson, Dane Co. Land & Water Resources
- Little Menomonee River Parkway Restoration, Andrea Weissgerber, Eco-Resource Consulting, Inc.
- WinSLAMM v 10.5 Updates and Guidance, John Voorhees, PV & Associates and Eric Rortvedt, WDNR
Thank You to Our Sponsors
Continuing Education
The Annual Conference offers 12 CE for full conference registration, which may apply toward PE requirements, in addition to 1 credit hour of professional conduct and ethics. The continuing education offered may be submitted for credit toward Wisconsin’s Department of Safety & Professional Services credentials including: Commercial Building Inspector, Dwelling Contractor Qualifier, Journeyman Plumber Restricted Service, Master Plumber Restricted Service, Utility Contractor, and UDC Construction Inspector.

Wilderness Hotel

Zoom Instructions
Click here to join the event and be placed into a waiting room where we will verify your registration. Please make sure your first and last names match those with which you registered. Log in several minutes early in order to join us when the program begins.
Or Telephone dial (for higher quality, dial a number based on your current location):
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Webinar ID: 883 7408 4207
Become a Presenter
Call for Presentations
Deadline December 15, 2023
NASECA-WI invites you to submit an abstract for presentation at the 21st Annual Conference, “Advancements in Stormwater and Erosion Control,” which will take place in-person and virtually on February 20-21, 2024. We encourage submissions of non-promotional abstracts related to projects and research in the areas of stormwater management and erosion control.
Why should you submit an abstract for presentation at the NASECA-WI Annual Conference?
Your peers will appreciate learning about your unique project, solutions to the obstacles you encountered, and overall success of your project.
Presenting is a great way to boost your resume as both a professional and thought leader in the industry.
Showcasing the details of a successful project helps to gain positive exposure for your employer.
Receive a complimentary conference registration.

Guidelines for Presentations
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- All presentations must be non-promotional in nature.
- Presentations will be 15 minutes each with an additional 5 minutes for question and answer.
Submit Your Abstract
Please provide the following information on a cover sheet when you submit your abstract by email to peggy.hoffmann@nasecawi.org:
- Author and co-author name (if applicable), affiliation, email address, and daytime phone
- Whether the abstract relates to the stormwater management or erosion control topic
- Presenter biography
- Presentation title
- Presentation abstract (no more than 1500 characters)