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Hudson River Watershed Alliance Annual Conference
October 12, 2012
Protecting the Ecology of the Hudson River and its Watershed
Sediment Management for People and the Environment

Come join us at the beautiful Mohonk Mountain House to learn about soil and sediment management from a local and regional perspective. Speakers will discuss sediment sources as well as management of sediment, including streambank and roadside erosion and sediment deposition, the importance of soil in local agriculture, and sediment needed for wetland ecology.

Breaking News: Judith Enck, EPA Regional Administrator, will join us for the afternoon session and the Annual HRWA Watershed Stewardship Awards.

Audience: local watershed and conservation organizations, local board members and volunteers, local and county government leaders and staff, restoration practitioners, local businesses and farmers.

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Be a 2012 Conference Sponsor!! Deadline September 7 at Noon to be listed on Conference Brochure, September 28 to be listed in Conference Program. Download this form to apply.

Seeking Nominations for the 2012 HRWA Watershed Stewardship Awards. Deadline: September 28. Download this form to apply.
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With grant funding from the Hudson River Estuary Program, the Hudson River Watershed Alliance is proud to introduce the Hudson River Watershed Atlas, a regional online mapping service designed to enable users to visualize, explore, assess and better understand the natural resources and built systems of the Hudson River Estuary watershed. Maps are produced by regional tiles (in Adobe Acrobat, PDF format) that allow you to download to your computer and interactively work with over 28 Geographic Information Systems (GIS) layers and information sources. Learn more about and access the Hudson River Watershed Atlas.

OurHudson.org is a forum about the future in support of the goal of the Hudson Fulton Champlain Quadricentennial Commission to advance a vision and practical agenda for the Hudson Valley. This project is sponsored by the Hudson River Watershed Alliance, a regional coalition of stakeholders working to protect, restore, and conserve the water resources of the Hudson and its tributaries, through information sharing and collaborative networking.