NH Department of Environmental Services Subsurface Bureau: 6.0 CEU Approved

“A little bit of dirt never hurt anybody,” but a little bit from a jobsite multiplied by the hundreds of jobsites in a water-shed can add up quickly. Soil erosion has the potential to harm our drinking water resources, fish and wildlife re-sources, and even effect how much treatment wastewater must receive.

Erosion Control has changed dramatically over the years and new technologies are constantly in development. Use this workshop to help you stay current on useful practices. This full day training will incorporate both classroom sessions and outdoor, hands on demonstrations in small group settings.

Registration Cost: $75.00*

*Coffee and pastries will be provided morning of, as well as a lunch. Please let us know of any dietary restrictions.

For the weather: will do our best to position accordingly if the weather is not great – but I would recommend coming dressed appropriately for the conditions. We will be there rain or shine!

Topics May Include:

• Regulations Updates

• Understanding NH Soils

• Soils & Engineering

• Organic Soil Amendments

• Invasive Plant Identification & Man-agement

• Blankets, Mats, & other Erosion Con-trol Basics

• Seed Choice & Sourcing

• Avoiding Soil Erosion on Recreational Sites

• Vegetation for Soil Stabilization

• Natural Resources Mapping

• Working with Native Plants

Sponsored by Hillsborough and Rockingham County Conservation Districts