NONPOINT SOURCE POLLUTION CONTROL PROGRAM
CALIFORNIA NONPOINT SOURCE CONFERENCE FALL 2003
SPEAKERS' PRESENTATIONS
Throughout the conference, presenters highlighted projects undertaken by watershed groups, Resource Conservation Districts, and various nonprofit organizations. See the links below for presentations by conference speakers that have been approved for display on the Web. These presentations are downloadable in Adobe format.
- Building Sustainable Watershed Stewardship
- Ballona
Creek Watershed Management Plan (5.73mb)
- Mark Horne, EIP Associates - San
Gabriel and Los Angeles Rivers Watershed and
Open Space Plans (4.14mb)
- Belinda Faustinos, San Gabriel and Lower Los Angeles Rivers and Mountains Conservancy
- Ballona
Creek Watershed Management Plan (5.73mb)
- TMDLs
and NPS Challenges: The Truckee River Basin as a
Case Study
- The
Truckee River TMDL Collaborative Project
(2.71mb)
- Gayle Dana, Desert Research Institute
- The
Truckee River TMDL Collaborative Project
(2.71mb)
- Reducing
Runoff from Agricultural Sources
- Water
Quality Planning Outreach and Implementation
for Irrigated Agriculture on California's Central
Coast (4.71mb)
- Mary Bianchi, University of California Cooperative Extension, Daniel Mountjoy, U.S. Department of Agriculture, and Dawn Mathes, Coalition of Central Coast County Farm Bureaus
- Water
Quality Planning Outreach and Implementation
for Irrigated Agriculture on California's Central
Coast (4.71mb)
- Reducing
Runoff from Urban Sources
- Using BMPs, Smart
Growth and Low Impact Design to Work with Nature
in Reducing NPS Pollution (13.03mb)
- Neal Shapiro, City of Santa Monica
- Using BMPs, Smart
Growth and Low Impact Design to Work with Nature
in Reducing NPS Pollution (13.03mb)
- Permit
Streamlining to Encourage BMPs on Private Lands
- Permit Coordination
for BMPs in the San Luis Rey Watershed (1.93mb)
- Patty Madigan, Mendocino County Resource Conservation District
- Permit Coordination
for BMPs in the San Luis Rey Watershed (1.93mb)
- Grazing
and Rangeland Management
- Making Water Quality
Management Decisions on Dairies in the Tomales
Bay Watershed (5.90mb)
- David Lewis, University of California Cooperative Extension - The Morro
Bay National Monitoring Program: A 10-Year Study
of Rangeland BMPs (27.72mb)
- Kathryn McNeill, Central Coast Regional Water Quality Control Board - NPS Efforts at
Bishop Paiute Reservation (2.49mb)
- Brian Adkins, Bishop Paiute Tribe
- Making Water Quality
Management Decisions on Dairies in the Tomales
Bay Watershed (5.90mb)
- Sustaining
Community-Based Watershed Protection and TMDLs
- Learning How
to Get Along: Stakeholder Partnerships in the
Sonoma Creek Watershed (12.23mb)
- Caitlin Cornwall, Sonoma Ecology Center - Rapid Sub-Basin
Assessment for Local Working Group: 2002 Farm
Bill Prioritization (1.97mb)
- Mark Cocke, Natural Resources Conservation Service
- Learning How
to Get Along: Stakeholder Partnerships in the
Sonoma Creek Watershed (12.23mb)
- Successful
Volunteer Monitoring
- San Diego Stream
Team (3.87mb)
- Cynthia Mallett, Mission Resource Conservation District - Move Over Plankton,
Here Comes Plastic! (15.27mb)
- Captain Charles Moore, Algalita Marine Research Foundation
- San Diego Stream
Team (3.87mb)
- Integrated
Approach to Meet Emerging TMDL Regulations to Irrigated
Agriculture
- New River Wetlands
Project (11.09mb)
- Marie Barrett, Citizens\' Congressional Task Force on the New River
- New River Wetlands
Project (11.09mb)
- Reducing
Sediment from Roads
- A Comprehensive
Approach to Addressing NPS Sediment from County
Roads (3.18mb)
- Sandra Perez and Mark Lancaster, Five Counties Salmonid Conservation Program - Reducing Sediment
from Roads in Tahoe Through Interagency Partnerships
(9.46mb)
- Matt Graham, Tahoe Regional Planning Agency
- A Comprehensive
Approach to Addressing NPS Sediment from County
Roads (3.18mb)
- Stream
Restoration
- An
Example of Riparian Restoration on the Upper
Pit River: Success Through Landowner Conservation
(11.87mb)
- Clifford Harvey, Central Modoc Resources Conservation District
- An
Example of Riparian Restoration on the Upper
Pit River: Success Through Landowner Conservation
(11.87mb)
- Battling
Invasive Species
- Tamarisk and Arundo
Removal and Control on Cache Creek (33.71mb)
- Jan Lowrey, Cache Creek
- Tamarisk and Arundo
Removal and Control on Cache Creek (33.71mb)
- Closing
Panel-Smart Funding
- The California
Legacy Project-Future Direction (1.48mb)
- Rainer Hoenicke, The Resources Agency
- The California
Legacy Project-Future Direction (1.48mb)
