This case study will present the interesting details of a particular operation on a specific interstate project. However, the approach to the work and the lessons learned will be even more impactful and are applicable to any land disturbing activity where water quality is a priority.

Clear Water Alabama began as Red Water Blues in 2004 to provide technology to protect Alabama’s surface waters and related resources during construction activities. The program evolved in 2008 into the current event known today as Clear Water Alabama. The event provides technology in erosion control, sediment control and stormwater management. The 2020 event planned for September at Cullman, Alabama was cancelled and has been replaced by webinars presenting most of the topics planned for the seminar at Cullman. Events (26 since 2004) are provided by the Alabama Erosion and Sediment Control Partnership and Industry Supporters and this year with co-sponsorship by the IECA and the Alabama Stormwater Association.

This course discusses the effects of stormwater runoff volume and rates on the performance of temporary sediment control BMPs on construction site.

This webinar will present information on the hydrologic and sediment transport effects of wildfires.

The High Definition Stream Survey (HDSS) approach was created to rapidly gather continuous geo-referenced data in a single pass for a broad range of stream and streambank conditions by integrating GPS, video, depth, water quality and other sensors.

This course will focus on implementation of erosion control solutions along shorelines and streambanks in areas of tidal influence.

Revegetation, reclamation, and mitigation become increasingly difficult as water becomes the most limiting factor for plant growth. These problems often are compounded in semiarid and arid regions by salinity, which further restricts plant growth, and sodicity, which destroys soil structure.

The erosion control industry is always innovating and adapting to new requirements and regulations. More and more, we are seeing a requirement of 100% biodegradable products.

Understand the guiding principles behind the Biotechnical techniques, the geotechnical benefits, the history, and the many important details necessary for a successful project.

National bioretention design and construction standards were developed as a National Research Council Canada’s Climate Resilient Buildings and Codes Infrastructure initiative.

This case study will focus on the closure of a landfill in the Southeastern US with several issues to overcome.

Eric Pearman from Blocksom & Co educates you on their legendary 20 year old product: the Blocksom Inlet Filter.

From construction site compliance to maintaining permanent BMPs this five (5) course package will cover the material you need to know to get the job done.

The City of Atlanta has embraced the use of green infrastructure as a means of combined sewer capacity relief, ecosystem restoration, economic stimulus, and water quality control. In February of 2013, Atlanta adopted one of the most far-reaching stormwater management ordinances in the country.

This examination is for those who wish to gain the Canadian CISEC Certification and become full CAN-CISEC registrants.