Thursday, March 15

1:00pm	Exhibitors begin setting up exhibits at Ramada Inn
6:00pm	Ice-Breaker Social, Ramada Inn

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Friday, March 16

7:00am	Registration
8:30am	Welcome and Acknowledgments Dan Smith, Director Cooperative Extension Service Clemson University
8:45am	SETC 2001 -- Purpose and Goals Gene Wood Extension Trails Specialist Clemson University
9:15am	Keynote Address Lisa Ann (Kelly) McKinley Extension/Environmental Protection Agency Liaison EPA Region IV, Wetlands Atlanta, Georgia
10:00am	Break
10:30am	Panel Presentations: Trails and Water Quality Protection Jack Holcomb, Hydrologist, USDA-Forest Service, Region 8 National Forests, Atlanta, Georgia Wallace Brittain, Landscape Architect, National Park Service, Region 4, Atlanta, Georgia Morris Flexner, Environmental Protection Agency, Region IV, Atlanta, Georgia
12:00pm	Lunch
1:30pm	Western Surveys for  Cryptosporidium and   Giardia in Trail Horses Mylon Filkins, DVM, Backcountry Horsemen of America, Bakersfield, California
2:15pm	Designing Trails for Prevention of Erosion and Stream Sedimentation Walter Cook, Professor of Forestry (retired), University of Georgia, Athens, Georgia
3:00pm	Break
3:30pm	Small Stream Fish Responses to Changes in Water Quality Jeff Foltz, Professor of Fisheries, Dept. Aquaculture, Fisheries and Wildlife, Clemson University, Clemson, South Carolina
4:15pm	Small Stream Mollusk Responses to Changes in Water Quality Arnie Eversole, Professor of Fisheries, Dept. Aquaculture, Fisheries and Wildlife, Clemson University, Clemson, South Carolina
5:00pm	Adjourn
6:00pm	Social hour at Ramada Inn
7:00pm	Barbecue at Ramada Inn

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Saturday, March 17

8:30am	State Presentations on Trails and Water Quality Protection
8:30am	Alabama Moderator: Brian Bourne, War Eagle Trail Association, Notasulga, Alabama Speaker: Ray Alright, Forest Hydrologist, USDA-Forest Service, National Forests in Alabama, Montgomery, Alabama
9:00am	Florida Moderator: Helen Pankratz-Koehler, Sunshine State Horse Council, Morriston, Florida Speaker: Barbara Cook, Wilderness and Trails Coordinator, USDA-Forest Service, National Forests in Florida, Tallahassee, Florida
9:30am	Georgia Moderator: Joan Grant, Georgia Horse Council, Hoschton, Georgia Speaker: Charlene Neihardt, Forest Hydrologist, USDA-Forest Service, National Forests in Georgia, Atlanta, Georgia
10:00am	North Carolina Moderator: To be announced Speaker: To be announced
10:30am	Break
11:00am	South Carolina Moderator: Larry Hudson, South Carolina Horsemen's Council, Central, South Carolina Speaker: Virgil Quisenberry, Professor of Crop and Soil Environmental Science, Clemson University, Clemson, South Carolina
11:30pm	Tennessee Moderator: Joanne Grimes, Tennessee Horse Council, Knoxville, Tennessee Speaker: Steve Bakaletz, National Park Service, Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area, Oneida, Tennessee
12:00pm	Lunch
1:30pm	Virginia Moderator: Sally Aungier, Virginia Horse Council, Richmond, Virginia Speaker: David Brickley, Director, Virginia Dept. of Conservation and Recreation, Richmond, Virginia
2:00pm	Equestrian Trail Safety Steve Bennett, Executive Director, Horsemanship Safety Association, Lake Placid, Florida
2:45pm	"Leave No Trace" Horse Trail Use and Horse Camping Virgil Mink, Wilderness Manager, USDA-Forest Service, Tonepah National Forest, Tonepah, Nevada
3:30pm	Break
4:00pm	Trail Bridge Construction Using Composite Materials Eric Johansen, President, E.T. Techtonics, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
4:45pm	Synthetic Cellular Confinement System for Low Water and/or Bog Crossings Vicki Ginter, Stable Soil Technologies, Inc., Atlanta, Georgia

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Sunday, March 18

7:30am	SETC Planning Team Breakfast
9:30am	Optional tour of selected sites on the Clemson Experimental Forest Trail System stream crossing and erosion control designs
12:00pm	Adjourn SETC 2001