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SUMMARY:2021 Iowa Water Conference
DESCRIPTION:In this new decade\, Iowa has faced several unprecedented challenges that tested the resiliency and revealed the fragility of our economic and social systems. COVID-19 has strained public health resources and water infrastructure\, a devastating derecho storm impacted millions of crop acres and blighted urban areas\, and climate change and land use decisions are exacerbating flooding events in some areas of the state and causing severe drought in other areas. It is in these times that we can look to resilient systems that serve as testing grounds for innovation and model the ways we can adapt and refocus our vision of inclusive\, resilient water resource management in Iowa. \nA new era of water resource management is needed to meet our current challenges. We welcome you to be part of these timely discussions. \nThe Iowa Water Conference is IWC’s largest outreach and collaboration effort with a dozen planning partners. \nThe conference is designed to bring together multi-disciplinary organizations and institutions to discuss relevant water issues in Iowa. The inaugural event in 2006 combined several existing conferences with the purpose of coordinating research and management efforts. Today’s conference draws over 400 attendees and still strives to encompass the whole of Iowa’s water landscape including expanding into realms of education and outreach\, conservation\, policy and regulations. \nA special thank you to our 2021 Iowa Water Conference Planning Committee
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SUMMARY:2021 Conservation Drainage Network Annual Meeting
DESCRIPTION:This virtual meeting brings together drainage and conservation professionals in industry\, state and federal agencies\, universities\, and private organizations. All are welcome to hear the latest research as well as contribute to discussions about drainage management and water quality opportunities. \nIn conjunction with the North Central Extension and Research Activity 217 – Drainage Design and Management Practices to Improve Water Quality and the Transforming Drainage Project \nClick here for call for presentations: deadline February 15th
URL:https://admcoalition.com/event/2021-conservation-drainage-network-annual-meeting/
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SUMMARY:Nutrient Reduction Best Management Practices in Cold Climates: A review of the 2019 Red River Basin Cold Climate Workshop
DESCRIPTION:In April 2019 partners across the Red River Basin of the North came together for a workshop to examine the available research on the effectiveness and suitability of nutrient reduction beneficial management practices (BMPs) in cold climates. This edition of The Current Webinar series will feature three workshop organizers who will discuss the workshop\, how it came together and why more discussion around nutrient reduction BMPs in cold climates is needed. Speakers will also share the main research gaps identified and the BMPs the group broadly agreed were highly effective in reducing N and/or P loading in the basin.
URL:https://admcoalition.com/event/nutrient-reduction-best-management-practices-in-cold-climates-a-review-of-the-2019-red-river-basin-cold-climate-workshop/
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SUMMARY:Free Range Conversations with Special Guest Ag. Secretary Tom Vilsack
DESCRIPTION:Join American Farmland Trust President and CEO John Piotti and special guest Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack for a teletownhall on Wednesday\, April 14\, @ 5 p.m. PT / 8 p.m. ET. They will discuss the benefits for farmers and ranchers provided by the American Rescue Plan. They will also look ahead to where the Department of Agriculture is headed\, with a focus on regenerative practices and the importance of agriculture in the fight against climate change\, the need to recruit a diverse next generation of farmers\, and farmland protection. \nHow to Participate: Register for the call to receive a reminder or to ask a question in advance that John and Secretary Vilsack will do their best to answer on the call. You can also call in directly on Wednesday evening by dialing (855)-756-7520 Ext.72568#. \nDuring the call we’ll also be live-tweeting and taking your questions for Secretary Vilsack from the American Farmland Trust account using #FreeRangeAFT.
URL:https://admcoalition.com/event/free-range-conversations-with-special-guest-ag-secretary-tom-vilsack/
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SUMMARY:- Advancing Hydrologic and Water Quality Mitigation in Contemporary Watersheds: Lessons Learned through Application of the Experimental Watershed Approach
DESCRIPTION:Presenter: Jason Hubbart\, Professor of Physical Hydrology and Water Quality and director of\nthe West Virginia University Institute of Water Security. Serves on the Chesapeake Bay\nProgram Science and Technical Advisory Committee. Research focus: Physical hydrology\,\nwatershed management and water quality. \nRegister at https://bit.ly/35AVFMt. All sessions are scheduled for 3:00-4:00 p.m.\nPresentations are free and open to the public and will be recorded and posted on\nINRC’s website with speakers’ permission. Find more on the speakers and their\nresearch at www.cals.iastate.edu/inrc/events/. Contact: INRC Program Coordinator\nMalcolm Robertson\, at malcolmr@iastate.edu.
URL:https://admcoalition.com/event/advancing-hydrologic-and-water-quality-mitigation-in-contemporary-watersheds-lessons-learned-through-application-of-the-experimental-watershed-approach/
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