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This fall, Princeton Hydro is participating in a variety of events, including presenting at conferences that explore topics ranging from floodplain management to stream restoration to stormwater management. Here’s a snapshot of what’s to come:
The Great Swamp Watershed Association, a nonprofit organization dedicated to protecting and improving the water resources of the Passaic River region, is hosting its 2019 Gala & Silent Auction. This year’s event is being held in honor of Congresswoman Mikie Sherrill for her commitment to protecting our planet and growing the clean energy economy in New Jersey. The evening will include a cocktail hour, dinner banquet, and expansive silent auction.
The Association of New Jersey Environmental Commissions (ANJEC) is a nonprofit organization that’s been supporting efforts to protect the environment and preserve natural resources in communities throughout New Jersey for 50 years. The Environmental Congress is an annual statewide gathering of environmental commissions, local officials, agencies, citizen groups and environmental organizations, which includes an exhibitors hall, farmer’s market, and workshops on a variety of current environmental topics. Princeton Hydro, a business member of the ANJEC, will be exhibiting during the event. Come say “hello” to our staff at the booth: Vice President Mark Gallagher, Senior Project Manager Kelly Klein, Communications Strategist Dana Patterson, and Marketing Coordinator Kelsey Mattison.
The conference, being held in Baltimore, gives small and minority businesses in the architecture, engineering and construction industries the opportunity to come together with federal agencies in order to showcase best practices and highlight future opportunities to work in the federal market. Nearly 500 professionals throughout the Mid-Atlantic region are expected to attend this year’s MEGA Maryland, which includes 25+ speakers and 50+ exhibits. Be sure to stop by the Princeton Hydro booth!
NJAFM is hosting its 15th Annual Conference and Exhibition in Atlantic City, NJ. Participants will attend meetings and seminars covering topics, including hazard mitigation, flood insurance, flood modeling, stormwater management, construction standards and more. Princeton Hydro’s Christiana Pollack, GISP, CFM is giving a presentation about the Blue Acres ecological restoration project, which increases storm resiliency by reducing flooding and stormwater runoff by improving the ecological and floodplain function within the former residential properties acquired by the NJDEP Blue Acres Program. This presentation will highlight the green infrastructure techniques employed including restoration of native coastal forest and meadow.
The 7th Annual Delaware River Watershed Forum, taking place in Allentown, PA, brings together organizations and individuals spanning the four watershed states of PA, NY, NJ, and DE. The Forum allows for collaboration among those working on environmental conservation and policy; and provides professional and personal development opportunities. Workshops will focus on topics such as water quality, community engagement, equity, and environmental policy. Princeton Hydro President Geoff Goll, P.E., Senior Project Manager Kelly Klein, and Communications Strategist Dana Patterson are participating in this year’s event. Geoff and Kelly, along with Alan Hunt of the Musconetcong Watershed Association, are leading a “Musconetcong River Restoration Tour” on Oct 16.
The theme of this year’s Villanova University College of Engineering Stormwater Management Symposium is “Building Resilience into Stormwater.” Participants will attend technical sessions, hear a variety of presentations, and have an opportunity to take part in field trips and networking events. Topics covered during the symposium include Water Reuse and Harvesting, Stormwater Regulations and Design, Vegetated Infiltration Systems and more. Princeton Hydro is thrilled to be attending!
The Deal Lake Commission (DLC) is hosting an informational gathering for which members of the public are invited to learn about environmental topics related to the lake and surrounding watershed. At 6:30pm, Princeton Hydro founder Dr. Stephen Souza along with Jeannie Toher, DLC Commissioner, are giving a presentation on stormwater management and green infrastructure. The goal of this workshop session is to demonstrate the types of things that we can all do on a local scale to better control stormwater runoff and reduce nutrient loading, the primary causes of the lake’s water quality challenges. Following the workshop, stay for the DLC’s monthly meeting and learn what else is going on with the management, restoration and maintenance of Deal Lake.
We are a proud sponsor of the Nature Conservancy’s Oak Leaf Auction being held at The Ridge in Basking Ridge, NJ. Participants of this fun fundraising event will enjoy live and silent auctions for items like artwork, weekend getaways, one-of-a-kind experiences, and much more. The evening also includes cocktails, appetizers and networking opportunities.
New Jersey Watershed Conference, which is an educational event that aims to advance knowledge and communications on issues related to water quality and quantity across the state. The agenda features a variety of presentations from local experts on watershed management, stormwater, green infrastructure, and the problems and solutions related to the health of our watersheds. Princeton Hydro, a proud sponsor of the event, is exhibiting and giving two presentations: Director of Aquatic Programs Dr. Fred Lubnow is presenting on “An Overview of the Causes and Impacts of Harmful Algal Blooms.” Marketing Coordinator Kelsey Mattison is leading a workshop on “Flipping the Script on American Environmental Thought.”
Are you a natural resource manager, scientist, conservation advocate, or policy leader? Join the NY-NJ Harbor & Estuary Program and the Hudson River Foundation for the 2019 Restoration Conference. The conference, titled “Explore Lessons Learned for a Changing Future at HEP,” will explore how habitat restoration can shape our community’s response to a changing climate. The day will feature a series of plenary presentations and interactive workshops that will help participants better understand these challenges, current initiatives, and the state of practice and scientific understanding.
Engineers Without Borders (EWB), a nonprofit organization that works to build a better world through engineering projects that aid communities in meeting their basic needs, is hosting its National Conference in Pittsburgh, PA. Staff Engineer Natalie Rodrigues, EIT, CPESC-IT is an active volunteer with EWB. Natalie began volunteering for the organization seven years ago while attending college at the SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry where she earned her Bachelor of Science in Environmental Resources Engineering with a focus in water resources. The conference includes dynamic discussions with industry leaders, educational opportunities about complex global challenges that engineers can solve, and networking with the people driving the engineering sector’s socially minded future.
SAME Philadelphia is hosting a one-day symposium featuring experts on infrastructure resiliency in the face of extreme storms, flooding and other natural disasters. Presentation topics include, Coastal Resiliency, Public/Private Partnerships for Resiliency, and Climate Vulnerability and Adaptation/Flood Risk. Stop by the Princeton Hydro exhibitor booth to say hello to Princeton Hydro President Geoffrey Goll, P.E. and Marketing Coordinator Kelsey Mattison. We hope to see you there!
NALMS‘ 39th International Symposium, being held in Burlington, VT, is themed “Watershed Moments: Harnessing Data, Science, and Local Knowledge to Protect Lakes.” This year’s symposium includes a robust exhibit hall, a variety of field trips, and a wide array of presentations on topics ranging from water level management to combating invasive species to nutrient pollution and more. Dr. Fred Lubnow will be presenting a poster on Harmful Algal Blooms in Lake Hopatcong, and Dr. Stephen Souza, a founding principal of Princeton Hydro, is leading a workshop on Stormwater Management for Lake Managers, which is designed to demonstrate the importance of implementing ecologically appropriate, cost-effective green infrastructure stormwater management techniques as part of comprehensive lake restoration plan. In addition to conference activities, visitors will enjoy Vermont’s scenic beauty and a wide variety of outdoor recreational opportunities.
Mid-Atlantic Stream Restoration Conference, hosted by the Resource Institute, invites resource professionals, researchers and practitioners to participate in discussions and workshops focused on Building Resilient Streams in the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast regions. Princeton Hydro is giving two presentations during the conference:
SAME gives leaders from the A/E/C, environmental, and facility management industries the opportunity to come together with federal agencies in order to showcase best practices and highlight future opportunities for small businesses to work in the federal market. Princeton Hydro’s Chief Operating Officer Kevin M. Yezdimer, PE and Communication Strategist Dana Patterson are attending the 2019 SAME SBC Conference, which is being held in Dallas, Texas. The program consists of networking events, small business exhibits, a variety of speakers and much more.
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