Track 6 Proceedings and Presentations

LAND USE PLANNING AND COMMUNITY-BASED PROGRAMS

6.1 Watershed Management

1. The Development of User-Friendly Publications to Advance Locally Led Watershed-Scale Assessment, Protection and Restoration in South Carolina, R. Kloot, University of South Carolina
(Manuscript / Presentation)

2. Community-Based Watershed Planning in the Kingston Lake Watershed of Northeastern South Carolina, S. Libes, Coastal Carolina University   (Manuscript / Presentation)

3. Clemson University Center for Watershed Excellence, G. Eidson, Clemson University
(Manuscript / Presentation)

4. Using Local Organizations to Implement TMDLs through SC’s Nonpoint Source Section 319 Grant Program, M. Murphy, SCDHEC (Presentation)

6.2 Outreach and Connection

1. Coastal Waccamaw Stormwater Education Consortium: Providing Public Education, Outreach And Involvement To Coastal Communities, K. Fuss, Coastal Carolina University
(Manuscript / Presentation)

2. Think Globally, Act Locally: Changing the World from Our Own Backyard, C. Ellis, Winyah Rivers Foundation  (Manuscript / Presentation)

3. The SC Coastal Information Network: Bringing Training Opportunities and Educational Resources to Coastal Community Officials, A. Turner, SC Sea Grant Extension Program (Manuscript / Presentation)

4. Towards a More Holistic Water Conservation Approach, T. Brown, Biohabitats, Inc.
(Presentation)

6.3 Case Studies

1. Private Property, Public Resource, Public Problem: Developing Innovative Stormwater Management Approaches in Aiken, SC, V. Chanse, Clemson University
(Manuscript / Presentation)

2. Building Greener Schools: Collaborative Effort on Stormwater Control, K. Fuss, Coastal Carolina University (Manuscript / Presentation)

3. Recovery, Reuse, and Recycling of Debris from the Demolition of the Grace and Pearman Bridges at Charleston, South Carolina, F. L. Cooper, Earth Tech, Inc.
(Manuscript / Presentation)

4. Potable Water Needs in the Aftermath of a Disaster: A Case Study from the 2005 Tsunami Relief Effort in Sri Lanka and Hurricane Katrina Relief Effort, G. C. Greene IV, Water Missions International (Manuscript / Presentation)


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