Join us for a two-part webinar series on Managing Stormwater in a Changing FL Panhandle on May 1, 2024 from 8:30-11:30 am CST (9:30-12:30 pm EST), and May 15, 2024 from 8:30-11:30 am CST (9:30-12:30 pm EST).
We are also offering two optional no-cost field tours of stormwater management sites in northwest Florida. The first will be held on May 3 in Pensacola to the Escambia County Central Office Complex, and the second on May 22 in Tallahassee to the Upper Lake Lafayette Nutrient Reduction Facility (aka Weems Pond). Detailed information as well as how to register for both the webinars and the field tours is found below.
Webinar series: Information and registration
Please register for the webinar series here: Eventbrite link Once in the registration site, you will have to register for both dates separately.
May 1: Day 1 will focus on Green Stormwater Infrastructure (GSI) and its maintenance, as well as presentations and discussion on the ecological function of GSI+LID.
May 15: Day 2 will focus on implementing GSI and LID at the community level, with presentations about ongoing research on extreme sea levels and effects on flooding events, a resiliency case study on Cedar Key and funding opportunities for GSI and LID through FDEP.
PDHs and CEUs offered:
- 4 Professional Development Hours (PDH) will be offered through the Florida Board of Professional Engineers. Two PDHs will be offered for Day 1 and two for Day 2.
- 4 Continuing Education Units (CEU) will be offered for Pesticide Applicators through FDACS in these categories: Ornamental & Turf, Private Applicator Ag, Right-of-Way, Aquatic, Natural Areas, Commercial Lawn & Ornamental, Limited Commercial Landscape Maintenance, Limited Lawn & Ornamental and Limited Urban Fertilizer.
The webinar is free for those not seeking PDHs or CEUs. For those seeking PDHs or CEUs, the cost is $50 for Day 1, and $50 for Day 2.
Field Tours: Information and registration
Please register for each tour separately through the Eventbrite links provided.
May 3 Pensacola Tour: Join us for a tour of the Escambia County Central Office Complex, a LEED Gold certified building with pervious pavement, energy efficient design, and the largest green roof in Florida. Registration: Pensacola Field Tour
May 22 Tallahassee Tour: Join us for a tour of the Upper Lake Lafayette Nutrient Reduction Facility (aka Weems Pond) which captures sediment and trash from a large upstream drainage basin and uses modern treatment methods to filter the stormwater before it enters a natural system. The tour will be led by the City of Tallahassee Stormwater Planning team. Registration: Tallahassee Field Tour
We look forward to your attendance! Please contact Andrea Albertin if you have any questions at (850) 875-7111 or via email: albertin@ufl.edu
- Workshop on Private Well and Septic System Basics - October 18, 2024
- Septic system maintenance after a flood - June 7, 2024
- Stormwater Management Webinar Series and Field Tours - April 26, 2024