Speaker
Kira Jacobs
Source Water Protection Coordinator
EPA Region 1, Boston, MA
Description
This presentation will describe how water professionals can identify opportunities, funding, and partners focused on drinking water protection. Drinking water partners are highly motivated to develop and implement projects to protect water quality. Collaborative partnerships have been the key to protecting the nation's sources of drinking water. Using three successful projects as examples, this talk will provide concrete ideas for how to achieve success in other watersheds. Projects to be highlighted include: the Sebago Clean Waters (Maine), the NH Regional Conservation Partnership Program and the Farm River National Water Quality Initiative (NWQI) located in CT.
Learning Objectives
- Demonstrate how to collaborate with a variety of partners.
- Describe how projects are conceived, designed, and implemented.
- Recommend working with new partners to achieve water quality protection.
Webinar Recording & PDH Certificate
Included with your webinar registration is access to a recording of the program and a fillable certificate to self-report your Professional Development Hour (PDH)/Continuing Education Credit (CEU). Your certificate will be available to download and a link to the recording of this webinar will be sent within a week of the live program from [email protected]. The recording is exclusively for you, the registrant of the webinar. They are not to be shared or forwarded.