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Register for the Southern Sustainable Stormwater Summit Today!

Katherine Williams

You are invited to attend the Southern Sustainable Stormwater Summit either in-person in historic downtown Wilson, NC or virtually via Zoom on Thursday, August 31st at 9:00AM!

Join professors Brian Bledsoe (University of Georgia), Bill Hunt (North Carolina State University), and Jon Hathaway (University of Tennessee at Knoxville) as they lead a team of industry experts in a discussion on sustainable stormwater issues facing the South.

The agenda includes discussion themes about changing precipitation patterns, working in at-risk communities, streams and watersheds, storm water control measures, and more. In-person attendees will enjoy a light breakfast, catered lunch, and walking tour of sustainable stormwater sights in Wilson, NC.

  • In-Person Summit Registration Fee - $195
  • Virtual Webinar Registration Fee - $165

This summit is recommended for the following groups of individuals:

  • Commercial Landscapers
  • Property Managers
  • Owners
  • Homeowner Associations
  • Professional Engineers, Land Surveyors, and Professional Landscape Architects
  • Regulators
  • Municipal and County Landscape Personnel
  • & any other Stormwater Professionals!

Participants holding North Carolina licenses are pre-approved to earn professional development hours (PDHs) after successful completion of the summit, including paid registration and attendance during the entirety of the in-person or live webinar.

For more information and registration details, visit the Southern Sustainable Stormwater Summit event website.

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