21st Annual Conference & Trade Show

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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 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

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.

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