The Mid-South Watershed Training Program (MSWTP) is an EPA funded regional program developed by the Watershed Conservation Resource Center (WCRC) to provide education and technical tools needed for environmental professionals, watershed coordinators, conservation districts, and other watershed stakeholders to understand and apply the watershed approach as a means to conserve, restore, and protect our natural resources. A series of training courses will be offered that provide sound, scientific methods for identifying sources and causes of nonpoint source pollution; identifying best management practices (BMP) and developing restoration strategies; estimating contaminant load reductions and costs; and performing planning, outreach, and long-range monitoring. The program will focus on resources needed for developing comprehensive watershed plans, and it will help watersheds that cross State and EPA region boundaries by providing courses that focus on regional land uses and issues.
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MSWTP Course Listings |
Location |
Date |
Basic Field Techniques to Determine Stream Morphology |
Radisson Hotel, Fayetteville | April 5 - 7, 2006 |
Essential Elements for Successful Watershed Planning |
U of A Continuing Education Facility, Fayetteville | May 15 - 19, 2006 |
| Low Impact Development Fundamentals with Larry Coffman, LID Center (Registration opens soon!) |
U of A Continuing Education Facility, Fayetteville | August 17 -18, 2006 |
Applied Fluvial Geomorphology (Waiting List Only) |
U of A Continuing Education Facility, Fayetteville | October 16 - 20, 2006 |

Click on the links below for additional information
The following organizations have partnered with the
Watershed Conservation Resource Center to help support the MSWTP
The Nature Conservancy - Arkansas |
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission |
Upper White River Foundation |
University of Arkansas - Department of Biological and Agricultural Engineering |
Audubon Arkansas |
Arkansas Natural Resources Commission |
Wildland Hydrology |
United States Environmental Protection Agency |

The WCRC is recognized by the IRS as a 501(c)(3) not for profit organization
Watershed Conservation Resource Center, PO Box 250312, Little Rock, Arkansas 72225, (501) 352-5252