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News
When: October 19th 2023
Where: Great Escape Lodge
2023 Northcountry Stormwater Tradeshow Flyer
DEC Announces Draft Lake Champlain TMDL Watershed Implementation Plan - comments due by March 17, 2023
https://www.dec.ny.gov/lands/124146.html
The 2022 Annual Report is now available here!
Below are links to slideshows from presentations at the October 20, 2022 tradeshow:
Lake George Standards and The Do's and Dont's of Design
Comparison of Stream Flow Prediction Methods
Drone Uses
Environmentally Sound Natural Surface Trail Design and Construction
Stormwater Management: Post Construction Stormwater BMPs
Innovative Customized Membrane Solutions
Final Lake Champlain Watershed Roadside Erosion Assessment and Inventory Update Report
The Rural Roads Active Management Program (RRAMP) Best Practice Manual can be found here.
Presentations from last years conference:
- Evolution of New York City Water Supply
- New York City Watershed Regulations
- CSO LTCP Background, GI Code, GI Toolkit, GI Credit and Banking
- Stormcrete
- ADS
- Stormwater Regulations in the Lake George Watershedy
- Urban Drainage Modeling with LiDAR
Real estate agents are in a unique position to educate members of the public, many upon their first arrival to the Lake Champlain Basin and Adirondack Park.
CWICNY's NY Realtor Educational Training Program aims at training realtors on the important interactions between the natural world and development,
including septic system, wells, floodplains and wetlands, so they can, in turn, educate their clients on making informed decisions for land use planning.
This was achieved by developing a 3-hour, NYS DOS approved Watershed Protection Course for Real Estate Professionals. CWICNY partnered with staff from the
Chazen Companies, Southern Adirondack Realtors, Northern Adirondack Board of Realtors, and the Clinton County Board of Realtors to bring this training to
area realtors, which was funded by the Lake Champlain Basin Program.
Please take a look at a slideshow of the Rainwater Harvest and Irrigation Demonstration in Lake George, NY!
The Adirondack Chapter of the Nature Conservancy have created a report about the benefits of investing in improved stream crossings:
Summary
Analysis