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Posted March 27, 2024 | Topic: ,

2024 – MSRA Jim Gracie Memorial Scholarship Application IS OPEN

ATTENTION STUDENTS! The Jim Gracie Memorial Scholarship for 2024 is open to all students pursuing degrees or training in fields promoting natural resource preservation, stream restoration, and the environmental sciences.  Preference will be given to those with diverse perspectives residing in Maryland and Virginia. Applicants should be able to show and demonstrate their passion for…

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Posted August 5, 2022

Apply for the MSRA – Jim Gracie Memorial Scholarship!

After Jim’s passing in 2020, the MSRA established the Jim Gracie Memorial Scholarship to aide students pursuing education and technical training in the natural resources industry, and who demonstrate a passion for streams and the natural environment. The Jim Gracie Memorial Scholarship for 2022 is open to all students residing in Maryland and Virginia who…

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Posted December 7, 2020

Innovator Webinar Series: Stream Restoration Crediting to Meet MS4 and TMDL Requirements

https://www.kci.com/resources-insights/newsroom/innovator-webinar-series-stream-restoration-crediting-to-meet-ms4-and-tmdl-requirements/ This webinar will provide a brief background on TMDLs and MS4 permits as regulatory drivers for stream restoration. Presenters will discuss approaches from the Chesapeake Bay Program and Maryland Department of Environment as examples to illustrate how stream restoration crediting are used to help meet TMDL and MS4 permit objectives. Participants will learn the basic steps…

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Posted September 30, 2020

Aquatic Organism Passage Considerations and Design Webinar

https://www.kci.com/resources-insights/newsroom/innovator-webinar-series-aquatic-organism-passage/ This webinar will address numerous aspects of aquatic organism passage (AOP), largely focusing on fish passage. Barriers to AOP include dams, culverts and utilities, which have extensive effects on entire ecosystems by blocking a river’s free-flowing natural systems. The legacy of infrastructure development has left thousands of barriers throughout our American landscape, and without…

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