Urban Environments: Conservation Practices in Developed Areas

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When:

Jan 27, 2016 2:00 pm US/Eastern

Length: 00:59   (hh:mm)

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Presenter(s):

  • Katrina M. Krause, Social Science Analyst, Climate, Fire, and Carbon Cycle Sciences, USDA Forest Service and USDA Northeast Climate Hub, Baltimore, MD
  • Ian Yesilonis, Soil Scientist, Urban Forests, Human Health & Environmental Health, USDA Forest Service, Baltimore, MD
  • Kenneth T. Belt, P.E., Ph.D., Hydrologist/Aquatic Ecologist, Urban Forests, Human Health & Environmental Health, USDA Forest Service, Baltimore, MD

CEU Credits/Certificate Offered:

  • Certificate of Participation
  • Conservation Planner (CP) - 1 hour Conservation Planning Credit

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Participants will be provided with an overview of the challenges, opportunities and special considerations when implementing conservation practices in highly developed areas.

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This webinar will delve into a few of the unique aspects to consider when applying conservation practices in highly developed urban environments. Options are readily available for the traditional application of conservation practices on rural lands and in growing communities; however, these practices do not always translate well in a complex, highly developed and evolving urban environment. Some of these challenges will be discussed, along with opportunities and unique considerations to adapt/modify conservation practices to improve the sustainability of our cities. Expanding urban landscapes, a growing population, continued pressure on existing natural resources, and shifting priorities of urban land use, bring forward an opportunity to collaboratively think about, and discuss, the different ways to approach conservation practices so that they become a regular part of the daily urban experience.

This webinar is presented by the USDA NRCS East National Technology Support Center.

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  • Southern Regional Extension Forestry
    Southern Regional Extension Forestry
  • USDA NRCS
    USDA NRCS
  • NC State University Extension
    NC State University Extension
  • USDA Forest Service
    USDA Forest Service
  • The University of Georgia
    The University of Georgia

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