Nonpoint Source Pollution Control Program

FOURTH BIENNIAL NPS CONFERENCE Integrated Watershed Management: Reducing Nonpoint Source Pollution May 5-7, 2008 San Diego, California

THE CONCLUSION

The 2008 Nonpoint Source Conference has ended. The conference was a great success with approximately 257 people attending this event.

ABOUT THE CONFERENCE

The Fourth Biennial NPS Conference was held in the Spring of 2008 to showcase successful watershed based approaches to address NPS pollution. The theme for the conference was, "Integrated Watershed Management: Reducing NPS pollution." This conference was aimed at showcasing how sustainability and an integrated holistic watershed perspective could be incorporated into non-point source problem-solving steps, through local, regional, and global efforts. Examples of such planning, techniques, and implementation were taken from state and federally funded Clean Water Act-Section 319, Proposition 13, 40, and 50 Projects."

• 2008 Final Agenda
• Conference Planning Committee
• Contacts for More Information
• Partners and Sponsors
• Pictures and Presentations
• Previous Conference Information
• Presentations, Abstracts, Pictures, and Notes

CONFERENCE PLANNING COMMITTEE

CONTACTS FOR MORE INFORMATION

General Information	Logistical Information
Lori Schmitz State Water Resources Control Board 1001 I Street, 16th Floor Sacramento, CA  95814 phone: (916) 341-5903 lschmitz@waterboards.ca.gov	Jamie McGuire Tetra Tech, Inc. (EPA Contractor) 10306 Eaton Place, Suite 340 Fairfax, VA  22030 phone: (703) 385-6000, ext. 381 jamie.mcquire@tetratech-ffx.com

PARTNERS AND SPONSORS

We would like to thank our partners and sponsors for their gifts of time and money that have gone into this conference and helped make it a success.

PREVIOUS CONFERENCES

The NPS Conference is a State Conference held every two years.

• 2005 Conference Information

PRESENTATIONS, ABSTRACTS, PICTURES, AND NOTES

• Presentations & Abstracts
  • Dr. Richard Wright's Opening Session Presentation
  • NPS Conference General Session Presentations
  • Hydromodification Workshop Presentations
  • 2008 Abstracts
    
    
• Pictures
  • Opening and Closing Session
  • Poster Session
    
    
• Closing Session Notes
  • Closing Panelists
  • Air and Water Breakout
  • Behavior Change Breakout
  • Climate Change Breakout
  • Monitoring Strategies Breakout
  • Social-economic Impacts Breakout

EVENT COORDINATORS:

State Water Resources Control Board
Regional Water Quality Control Boards
California Coastal Commission
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Region 9

( Updated 7/30/08 )