Southern Regional Water Program

Research, Extension & Education Water Quality Programs through the Land Grant University System

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9/18/2008: Environmental and Economic Benefits of Capturing Swine Manure Methane, Clinton, NC.
Advanced Concepts in WaterSmart Landscape Design. Advanced Master Gardener training at County Extension Offices throughout the Southern Region. To participate, contact your local Master Gardener Coordinator or Ellen Bauske, ebauske@uga.edu, 770-233-5558
- 9/16/2008: WaterSmart: Finer Points of Landscape Design (function, maintenance and management)
- 10/14/2008: WaterSmart: Making the Connection: Our Landscape, Our Stream, Our Watershed
10/14/2008 - 10/15/2008: South Carolina Water Resources Conference, Charleston, SC.
10/23/2008 - 10/24/2008: Construction Practices for Stream Restoration, Dobson, NC.
11/3/2008 - 11/6/2008: Stream Restoration in the Southeast: Advancing the Science and Practice, Asheville, NC. Abstracts accepted through 6/30.
2/8/2009 - 2/11/2009: USDA-CSREES National Water Conference, St. Louis, MO. Abstracts for platform presentations accepted through 09/16/08; poster abstracts accepted through 12/31/08, floor space allowing.
More Water-Related Conferences and Calls for Papers

Program Coordinator - Feed and Environmental Water Laboratory at the University of Georgia
A created wetlands demonstration implemented by Drs. Greg Jennings and Bill Hunt, and Wendy Patoprsty successfully filters run-off while underscoring the effectiveness of integrating research, education and extension efforts.
Assistant Professor and Extension Water Resources Specialist at Texas A&M University
Natural Resource Specialist Position at North Carolina A&T State University
Updated Region-wide Publications Search. Try it out from the upper right-hand corner of any page on this website.
Soil Test Calibration Work in the Southern USA, a new regional white paper that summarizes resources directed to soil test calibration across the South and makes recommendations for conducting and coordinating new calibration studies.
Seeing is Believing. An Educational Video for Private Well Owners.
Nuclear fallout becomes a key tool in repairing river's health. University of Georgia Southscapes describes a new research effort by David Radcliffe and Mark Risse.
January 2008 Newsletter for Nutrient Management in the Southern Region
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