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APRIL, 2012
  • Project Design and Evaluation
    Training Course, Statewide: Coast [Charleston, SC], April 03, 2012
    Category(s): Project Design & Evaluation
    A two-day interactive training course developed to help participants increase their knowledge and skils related to project design and implementation with measurable impacts on target audiences.
JULY, 2012
  • Project Design and Evaluation
    Training Course, Statewide: Coast [Bluffton, SC], July 25, 2012
    Category(s): Project Design & Evaluation
    This is a NOAA Coastal Services Center-led training focused on designing and measuring impacts of projects.
OCTOBER, 2012
  • Water Words That Work (with communication expert Eric Eckl)
    Workshop, Statewide: Coast [The Coastal Georgia Center (Savannah, GA)], October 25, 2012
    Category(s): Watershed Management, Water Quality, Non-point Source Pollution, Low Impact Development, Land Use Planning, Community Development Issues, Coastal Management, Climate Change/Sea Level Rise
    For those of us in the environmental field, motivating action can be a challenge! Eric Eckl’s methods will help you create and deliver messages that reach your target audience and inspire them to action.
NOVEMBER, 2012
  • Introduction to Coastal GIS
    Training Course, Statewide: Coast [NOAA CSC, Charleston], November 07, 2012
    Category(s): GIS/Maps
    This three-day, introductory course provides students with knowledge and skills to successfully use ArcGIS desktop software. Framed in a coastal management context, the course begins with geographic information system (GIS) fundamentals and introduces tools and techniques useful for addressing coastal issues. In addition to lectures, demonstrations, and exercises in ArcGIS, the course incorporates small group activities and class discussion to reinforce concepts learned in lecture and exercises. Course instruction will be led by NOAA Coastal Services Center staff. This course is offered free of charge, and lunch will be provided.
JANUARY, 2013
  • Developing a Low Impact Development Manual for Coastal SC: Workshop 1
    Workshop, Statewide: Coast [Marine Resources Research Institute, SCDNR], January 16, 2013
    Category(s): Watershed Management, Water Quality, Sustainable Development, Low Impact Development, Land Use Planning, Green Building
    A one-day stakeholder workshop designed to obtain participant input for the design and content of a LID Manual for coastal South Carolina. This event is the first of a series of stakeholder workshops scheduled throughout the project year.
APRIL, 2013
  • Ocean Frontiers Documentary and Panel Discussion
    Public Event, Statewide: Coast [College of Charleston, Tate Center room 202, Liberty Street], April 09, 2013
    Category(s): Marine Spatial Planning, Coastal Management
    Please join us in the College of Charleston Tate Center (Liberty St, downtown) room 202 Tuesday, April 9th from 5:30-7:00pm for a showing of the short documentary, Ocean Frontiers (www.ocean-frontiers.org). A panel discussion will follow the film.
JUNE, 2013
  • Horry County Bioretention Workshop
    Workshop, Statewide: Coast [Myrtle Beach, SC], June 03, 2013
    Category(s): Watershed Management, Water Quality, Sustainable Development, Stormwater Management, Non-point Source Pollution, Low Impact Development, Land Use Planning
    This is a 2-day workshop (June 3 & 4) for stormwater professionals, engineers, landscape architects, planners, and stormwater educators focused on bioretention basin design, function, benefits, design alternatives, and maintenance.
OCTOBER, 2005
  • Coastal Application Using ArcGIS Training
    Training Course, Statewide: Coast [North Charleston], October 19, 2005
    This three-day course, developed at the Center, provides students with opportunities to address a variety of coastal issues ursing ArcView 8.3 technology.(Upcoming dates: Octover 19-21, 2005 and December 7-9, 2005).
UNSCHEDULED EVENTS
  • Carolina Yards & Neighborhoods Program
    Workshop, Statewide: Coast, Fall 05 (Oct-Dec)
    Conduct Carolina Yards & Neighborhoods Program with Master Gardners and other groups interested in sustainable landscpaing practices. (To be held monthly)
  • Clean Marina Program Kickoff
    Training Course, Statewide: Coast [Charleston], Spring 06 (Apr-Jun)
    OCRM Clean Marina Kickoff at the Charleston Boat Show. Certification/Procedures, new flag, other promotions.
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