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September 2020
IECA Western Virtual Connection: Wildfire Planning and Remediation in the Western US – 3 Part Series (Sept 29, Oct 6 and Oct 13!)
Members of IECA - FREE, Non-Members - $45 for all three hrs. Just $15 for 1 Professional Development Hour. Attend sessions on Sept. 26, Oct. 6, and Oct. 13 that focus on the timely topics of wildfire assessment, mitigation plans, and post-wildfire erosion control and watershed protection support in the west. Registrants can watch on-demand anytime for one year after the event as well! Top-Notch Presenters - featuring Mike Harding. IECA's Group Watch Feature is designed to save you money…
Find out more »IECA Western Virtual Connection: Wildfire Planning and Remediation in the Western US – Part 1
September 29 | 11:45 AM - 1:00 PM First Steps Following an Incident of Wildfire: Development of a Hazard Assessment and Mitigation Plan (HAMP), Michael Harding - Environmental Scientist You did not miss out! You can still watch it - On-demand First Steps Following an Incident of Wildfire: Development of a Hazard Assessment and Mitigation Plan (HAMP), Michael Harding - Environmental Scientist Incident Management CalRecycle Specifications and Procedures, Todd Thalhamer, PE, CalRecycle Camp Fire; Initial Response Efforts and Emergency Watershed Protective Measures, Radley Ott, PE, MS, Butte…
Find out more »October 2020
IECA Western Virtual on Wildfire Remediation in the Western US – Part 2
October 6 | 11:45 AM - 1:00 PM Incident Management CalRecycle Specifications and Procedures, Todd Thalhamer, PE, CalRecycle Camp Fire; Initial Response Efforts and Emergency Watershed Protective Measures, Radley Ott, PE, MS, Butte County Department of Public Works You did not miss out - Watch On-demand First Steps Following an Incident of Wildfire: Development of a Hazard Assessment and Mitigation Plan (HAMP), Michael Harding - Environmental Scientist Incident Management CalRecycle Specifications and Procedures, Todd Thalhamer, PE, CalRecycle Camp Fire; Initial Response Efforts and Emergency…
Find out more »WCIECA – Boulder City By-Pass and Vicinity Field Tour, Lunch and Social Diner – Postponed until 2021?
Postponed due to too many unknowns with the COVID-19 health issue until 2021.
Find out more »IECA Western Virtual Connection on Wildfire Remediation – Part 3
Attend live webinars tomorrow that focuses on post-wildfire assessment and erosion control challenges in the Western US.
Find out more »December 2020
IECA Western Virtual Connection on Wildfire Remediation – Part 4
December 8 | 11:45 AM - 12:45 PM Erosion Control and Stormwater Contractor Perspective - Installation and Lessons Learned Brandon Coppedge and Jay Selby - Selby's Soil | SSEC APEX An erosion control/stormwater contractor perspective on installation, long term maintenance concerns including BMPs, site stabilization timelines, rainy season mudslides to the latest specs of wood and tac. This presentation will talk about the transformation of fire jobs in the last ten years. Going from aerial seeding to straw bombs and time and…
Find out more »February 2021
WESTERN Chapter General Membership Meeting – VIRTUAL
We encourage all members to attend, it is virtual. Join the meeting and bring a creative cocktail (hot/cold/alcohol/or non) complete with a creative industry name. Link up with fellow members, with a drink in the comfort of your home via Zoom.
Find out more »March 2021
2021 Dust Workshop (Virtual)
2021 Dust Workshop will be held in a virtual format via Google Meet on March 24, 2021 from 8:30 am through 12 pm MST/PDT. Please join the Arizona Department of Transportation, Arizona Department of Environmental Quality, NOAA National Weather Service offices in Phoenix and Tucson along with other local, state, and federal safety agencies for this virtual meeting. Please kindly register at your earliest convenience if you intend to attend. This will help us maintain our contact database and ensure…
Find out more »May 2021
Stormwater Compliance on Construction Sites—Through Teamwork Virtual Training
Calling all stormwater professionals – envision the future of stormwater compliance as a cooperative team effort involving contractors, owners, agencies, and consultants to promote practical stormwater management programs on construction sites. This panel presentation will demonstrate how stormwater compliance can be accomplished on any construction site by incorporating a few inexpensive management strategies and organizational tools. Our panel, consisting of agency inspectors, and private sector stormwater consultants will demonstrate how to incorporate the different perspectives into an agency-friendly, stormwater management…
Find out more »November 2021
Post-fire Run-off Water Quality Monitoring Webinar
Water Quality Monitoring of Post Fire Areas Studies Conducted: on 2 fires; Holy 2018 Lake Elsinore Riverside and Orange Co. and the Tenaja Fire 2019 outside of S. Riverside Co. Abstract: View it here. Objectives: How does post-fire runoff affect contaminant flux? • Contaminant flux presentation will compare the relative mass contributions of contaminants from the burned catchments vs. the unburned natural areas. • Understanding the effects of wildfires on contaminant flux provides information that can inform management actions, including…
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