2016-2018 Sustainable Shorelines Designs Webinar Series
Sustainable Shorelines Designs: from Long Island to Lake Erie
Webinar Series
Dates: Usually the 3rd Friday of the month
Time: 2:00-3:30 pm EST
The recording and presentations for the webinars from September 2016 to March 2018 are available now to view and share.
We are not having a webinar in May.
However, you may be interested in the EBM Tools webinar on Tuesday, May 22, 2018 at 1 pm US EDT: Reducing Coastal Risk with Natural Defenses: The Latest Ecology, Engineering, and Economics of Natural Infrastructure with Mike Beck of The Nature Conservancy and the University of California Santa Cruz.
You can read a full description of the webinar and register at:
Webinars in June and July 2018
Friday June 22, 2018
Case Study Comparison of Behavior Change Tactics in Promoting the Adoption of Nature-Based Shoreline Protection Methods with
Lucille Potter, Bard Center for Environmental Policy
Friday July 27, 2018
Guidance for Living Shorelines for the Marine District of New York State with
Dawn McReynolds, Bureau Chief, Bureau of Marine Habitat, NYSDEC
March 23, 2018 – Sustainable Shoreline Tools: Long Island Sound and Raritan Bay
Recording and Presentations: Recording available here.
- Introduction & Agenda
- NY/NJ Baykeeper
- Langan Engineering & Environmental Consulting
Credits available:
- Certified Ecological Restoration Practitioner (through Society for Ecological Restoration): pending
- Practicing Institute of Engineering credits: pending
- AICP credits: pending
February 16, 2018 – Sustainable Shoreline Tools: Education Programs
This webinar will now focus on the tools used to promote and design Sustainable Shorelines around the country, rather than the process of designing of a sustainable shoreline itself.
Recording and Presentations: Recording available here.
- Introduction & Agenda
- Michigan Natural Shoreline Partnership
- Coastal Zone Foundation’s Certified Coastal Professional program
December 15, 2017 – Sustainable Shoreline Tools: Mapping Tools
Recording and Presentations: available here
- Introduction & Agenda
- The Nature Conservancy’s Coastal Resilience Mapper
- VIMS Mapping Tools
November 17, 2017 – Sustainable Shoreline Tools: Design Guidance
Recording: available here
- Introduction & Agenda
- Ohio Coastal Guidance – Jim Park, PE, ODNR Office of Coastal Management
- Link to: Ohio Coastal Guidance
- Link to: Nearshore Habitat Fact Sheet
- Link to: “Reach by Reach” regional factsheet project (under “LESEMP Regions and Reaches” section)
- Marine Shoreline Design Guidelines – Jim Johannessen, MS, Coastal Geologic Services, Inc.
March 17, 2017 – Hudson River and Connecticut coasts – Climate Resilience
Recording: Available here
- Introduction & Agenda
- Preparing for Change: Design Considerations for a Sustainable Shoreline along the Hudson River – Mark Carabetta, PWS, CFM, Milone & MacBroom
- Regional Framework for Coastal Resilience in Southern Connecticut – David Murphy, P.E., CFM Milone & MacBroom
February 17, 2017 – Niagara River and Connecticut lakeshores
Recording: Available here
- Introduction & Agenda
- First Light Power Shoreline Management Manual: Jason Williams, RLA, Milone and MacBroom
- Niagara River Habitat Improvement Projects: Tim DePriest, NYSDEC
January 20, 2017 – Presentations and Recording
NYC Waterfront Alliance collaboration on WEDG Waterfront Edge Design Guidelines
Recording: https://meetny.webex.com/meetny/lsr.php?RCID=f2ce0e5ead314a7e951d1521da046252
- Introduction & Agenda
- Using Waterfront Edge Design Guidelines to incentivize and improve design and community engagement: Kate Boicourt, Waterfront Alliance
- Hunters Point South Waterfront Park – designing a residential/commercial development and park with wetlands restoration and soft edge design in Queens, NY: Brian Staresnick SWA/Balsley
Living shoreline designs in urban systems – examples from the urban NY-NJ Harbor and Baltimore :Terry Doss, Biohabitats
December 16, 2016 Presentations
Enhancing armored shoreline – techniques & prioritization inventory
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- Prioritizing Urban Degraded Shorelines: Kacie Giuliano and Dan Miller, NYSDEC Hudson River Estuary Program
- Seattle, WA – Improvements to degraded habitats: Stuart Munsch, University of Washington
- Use of ECOncrete® in Marine Environments NY-NJ: Andrew Rella and Ido Sela, EcoConcrete®
- Fish Habitat Enhancement Devices: Dan Miller and Kacie Giuliano, NYSDEC Hudson River Estuary Program
Watch the full recording of December’s webinar here:
November 2016 Presentations
- Sustainable Shorelines Introduction – Emilie Hauser
- Living Shoreline Approaches on Long Island – Laura Schwanof
- Living Shorelines Project on Long Island Sound, Westport, CT – Mike Ludwig
Watch the full recording of November’s webinar here:
October 2016 Presentations
- Sustainable Shorelines Introduction – Emilie Hauser and Sarah Lipuma
- Living Shoreline along the Niagara River – Jennifer Dunn
- Great Lakes Shoreline Restoration Projects – Brian Majka
Watch the full recording of October’s webinar here:
September 2016 Presentations
- Introduction to Sustainable Shorelines Series – Emilie Hauser & Sarah Lipuma
- Habirshaw Bay Park Case Study – Sven Hoeger
- Esopus Meadows Preserve Case Study – Sven Hoeger
- Sustainable Shorelines Research and Monitoring – Jon Miller
Watch the full recording of September’s webinar here:
Learn from engineers and designers about the specifics of nature-based shoreline protection projects in and around New York state. You’ll get to know about costs, design standards, innovations, outreach, maintenance and performance during our Fall webinar series.
Speakers
Expert speakers include Sven Hoeger of Creative Habitat Corp., Jon Miller of Stevens Institute of Technology, Andrew Rella of EcoConcrete Inc., Laura Schwanof of GEI Consultants in Long Island, Joseph Marrone of COWI Marine North America, Mark Carabetta, Jason Williams and David Murphy of Milone & MacBroom, Tim DePriest of the NYSDEC in the Niagara River, Brian Majka of GEI Consultants in Michigan, Kacie Giuliano and Dan Miller of the Hudson River Sustainable Shorelines Project, Stuart Munsch of the University of Washington School of Aquatic and Fishery Sciences, Kate Boicourt of NYC Waterfront Alliance,
Expert speakers include Sven Hoeger of Creative Habitat Corp., Jon Miller of Stevens Institute of Technology, Andrew Rella of EcoConcrete Inc., Laura Schwanof of GEI Consultants in Long Island, Joseph Marrone of COWI Marine North America, Mark Carabetta, Jason Williams and David Murphy of Milone & MacBroom, Tim DePriest of the NYSDEC in the Niagara River, Brian Majka of GEI Consultants in Michigan, Kacie Giuliano and Dan Miller of the Hudson River Sustainable Shorelines Project, Stuart Munsch of the University of Washington School of Aquatic and Fishery Sciences, Kate Boicourt of NYC Waterfront Alliance,
Professional Development Credits:
Professional Development Credits are available for engineers and landscape architects through the Practicing Institute of Engineers and for planners from the American Planning Association.
Professional Development Credits are available for engineers and landscape architects through the Practicing Institute of Engineers and for planners from the American Planning Association.
Assessment
Each webinar in the series is accompanied by a short quiz before and after to assess whether participants understand the key points. While taking the quizzes is voluntary, to receive documentation of participation for use in obtaining PDHs participants must complete the quiz. Regardless of whether you seek credits or not, we hope all participants will complete the quizzes to help us assess the effectiveness of the presentations and the training session for our program.
Each webinar in the series is accompanied by a short quiz before and after to assess whether participants understand the key points. While taking the quizzes is voluntary, to receive documentation of participation for use in obtaining PDHs participants must complete the quiz. Regardless of whether you seek credits or not, we hope all participants will complete the quizzes to help us assess the effectiveness of the presentations and the training session for our program.
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