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Rain Garden/Bioretention Research & Extension Symposium, May 29-30, 2008
Available Presentations:
- Introduction: Background on Bioretention in Maryland
Larry Coffman, President
Stormwater Services Group, LLLP - Bioretention Research at the University of Maryland
Allen Davis, Professor, University of Maryland - Green Infrastructure BMPs: Hydraulic Performance for Small Volume Storms
Robert Traver, Associate Professor, Villanova University - Frost Penetration and Hydraulic Performance, and Seasonality of Water Quality Performance
Robert Roseen, Assistant Research Professor, University of New Hampshire - Nutrient Reduction Performance
William Lucas, Ph.D. Candidate, Griffith University - "Bacterra:" Optimized Filterra Bioretention Media Blend for Bacteria Removal
Mindy Ruby, Research and Development Manager, Filterra, Inc.
Larry Coffman, President, Stormwater Services Group, LLLP - Ecologically-Engineered Stormwater Management: More than just Urban Landscaping - Part I, Part II
Stacey Hutchinson, Associate Professor, Kansas State University - Current Research Projects at the Urban Watershed Management Laboratory
Michael Borst, Project Manager, Environmental Protection AgencyFriday, May 30th
- Examples of Bioretention Applications
William Lucas, Ph.D. Candidate, Griffith University - Low-Impact Development for a North Carolina Wal-Mart
William Lord, Area Specialized Agent, North Carolina Cooperative Extension - Stormwater Management in Your Backyard: An Extension Program for Homeowners and Master Gardeners
Madeline Flahive DiNardo, Agricultural Agent, Rutgers Cooperative Extension
Christopher Obropta, Associate Professor and Extension Specialist in Water Resources, Rutgers University - Show-Me Yards & Neighborhoods
Mona Menezes, Stormwater Educator, City of Columbia, Missouri - Implementing and Sustaining a Rain Garden Program at the Local Government Level
Rusty Schmidt, Resource Conservation Specialist, Washington Conservation District, Minnesota - Multi-Media Opportunities for Promoting Rain Gardens
Bill Hlubik, Professor, Agricultural & Resource Management Agent, Rutgers University
Thursday, May 29th
