Water Pollution Prevention in the Seneca-Keuka Watershed, Municipal Training & Education Series

Webinar Session 1: NYS AEM Program and Right to Farm Law

The Finger Lakes Institute (FLI) and Seneca Watershed Intermunicipal Organization (SWIO) are pleased to share our municipal education and training series, Water Pollution Prevention in the Seneca-Keuka Watershed, sponsored by the New York State Pollution Prevention Institute (NYSP2I). This monthly webinar series, held May – July, tackles a diverse range of water quality issues and features presentations by regional experts and training materials for participants. Workshops are FREE; participants receive a certificate of completion for each session attended. Registration required.

Agenda for Thursday, May 21st, noon-1 pm

New York State Agricultural Environmental Management (AEM) Program Greg Albrecht – AEM Program Coordinator, Division of Land and Water Resources, NYS Department of Agriculture and Markets

New York State Right To Farm Law Beth Kinne – Associate Professor and FLI Endowed Chair of Environmental Studies, Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Q & A Session Nadia Harvieux – Education Program Manager, Finger Lakes Institute at Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Upcoming June Webinars, Thursdays, noon- 1 pm

• Session 3: Lake Friendly Living Program and Road Ditch Stabilization & BMPs (June 18th)
• Session 4: Green Infrastructure Projects and Storm Drain Marking Program (June 25th)