3 Rivers Wet Weather and its partners are hosting a Stream Restoration Workshop June 22 at McFadden Hall, 1520 Butler Plank Road, Glenshaw, Shaler Township, Allegheny County from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

Attendees will learn about Current stream restoration design practices, Stream stabilization vs. stream restoration, Post-construction monitoring, Design and construction details and standards, Identifying potential stream restoration project sites, Construction cost/estimating consideration, Case studies including pros and cons of each approach, Natural channel design, Challenges of construction in environmentally sensitive stream environments.

Speakers include--

-- Justin Lennon, P.E., Senior Technical Principal, Water Resources Engineer, WSP Water & Environment

-- Kelly Lennon, P.E., Vice President, Maryland Area Manager, WSP Water & Environment

-- Justin Wagner, P.E., Project Manager, Gateway Engineers

-- Steve Fabian, Estimator/Project Manager, Meadville Land Service, Inc

-- Robin Ernst, President, Meadville Land Service, Inc.

In addition to 3 Rivers Wet Weather, major partners include WSP Water & Environment, Meadville Land Service and The Gateway Engineers.

Click Here for all the details and to register.

For more information on programs, initiatives other upcoming events and education opportunities, visit the 3 Rivers Wet Weather website.

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