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SUMMARY:Protecting Source Water in Forested Watersheds
DESCRIPTION:Description\nForests offer numerous benefits to source water quality for drinking water systems. However\, a unique set of challenges may arise for water system personnel trying to manage and mitigate potential sources of contamination (PSOC) found in forested Source Protection Areas. This training will focus on two of the most common potential sources of contamination and disruption to systems located in rural\, forested watersheds: logging and beavers. \nJoin Vermont Rural Water’s source water specialist\, along with staff from the Vermont Department of Forests\, Parks and Recreation and Vermont Department of Fish and Wildlife to learn more about Vermont’s land use history and how modern forest and wildlife management practices can help mitigate threats to drinking water quality\, and how to implement them at your water system. \nCredit\n4 TCH (Water) \nInstructors\nTyler Brown (Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department)\nSilas Rainville (Vermont Department of Forests\, Parks and Recreation)\nWill Ebby and Laura Ranker (Vermont Drinking Water and Groundwater Protection Division)\nBrad Roy (Vermont Rural Water Association) \nProctor\nTim Russo (Vermont Rural Water Association) \nLocation\nBentley Hall\, room 207. View campus map.
URL:https://vtruralwater.org/event/source-water-jan22/
LOCATION:Vermont State University – Johnson\, Bentley Hall\, 337 College Hill Rd\, Johnson\, VT\, 05656\, United States
CATEGORIES:Training,Water Credit
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