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Isolated Wetlands: Rules, Regulations and Rulings

Date

September 21, 2011

Location

Hardeeville, SC

Narrative

Isolated wetlands are dynamic hydrologic systems that recharge groundwater, filter pollutants, and provide habitat for numerous species in the coastal zone. In light of recent federal and state judicial rulings over the jurisdiction of isolated wetlands, the Coastal Training Program is offering a half-day workshop dedicated to defining the role, regulations, and rulings surrounding isolated wetlands in the coastal zone.

The workshop objective is to inform local decision makers about the ecological role of isolated wetlands, along with the regulations, permitting processes, and recent judicial rulings over the jurisdiction of isolated wetlands in South Carolina.

Speakers include Amy Armstrong, Executive Director and General Counsel of the S.C. Environmental Law Project; Richard Darden, Army Corps of Engineers; and Blair Williams, SC Dept. of Health and Environmental Control.

Register: www.surveymonkey.com/s/wetlandregs

Contact

Blaik Pulley Keppler, Reserve Manager

Phone: (843) 953-9024

kepplerb@dnr.sc.gov

Type
  • Workshop
Audience
  • Coastal/Resource Managers
  • Consultants
  • Developers/Contractors
  • Environmental Orgs
  • Federal Government
  • Landscape Architects
  • Local Government
  • Planners
  • State Government
Categories
  • Coastal Habitat Restoration
  • Coastal Laws
  • Coastal Management
  • Community Development Issues
  • Regulations
  • Rules
  • Wetlands
Focus Areas
  • Region: Lowcountry
Quarter
  • Summer 11 (Jul - Sep)
Leading Org.
  • ACE Basin National Estuarine Research Reserve, SC Department of Natural Resources
Supporting Orgs.
  • SCDNR
  • SCDHEC-OCRM
  • ACE Basin CTP
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