Leadership for Midwestern Watersheds Conference & SWCS Hoosier Chapter Social

Sand County Foundation's Leadership for Midwestern Watersheds is a popular forum for professionals who lead projects that reduce agricultural runoff in watersheds of the central United States.

Leadership for Midwestern Watersheds is developing a “community of practice” among conservation practitioners who work to improve water quality with landowners, agencies, and businesses, one watershed at a time.

The annual LMW meeting series features presentations and facilitated discussions on subjects essential to successful watershed projects. Examples include: farmer engagement, geospatial planning tools, project financing, and water quality monitoring. To date, more than 500 attendees from Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin and beyond have participated, including many watershed projects supported by state nutrient reduction programs and USDA-NRCS Landscape Conservation Initiatives.

SWCS Hoosier Chapter - Networking Social

From 5-9 pm ET at Ripple and Co (https://www.rippleandcompany.com/) on November 1, 2023, the SWCS Hoosier Chapter will be welcoming several groups to convene for networking and dialogue. These groups include LMW registrants, Hoosier Chapter members/supporters, IL SWCS Chapter members, Purdue NRES/FNR/Agronomy stakeholders, and a cohort of students looking for professional connections. If you have any questions about the networking event, contact Seth Harden at seth.harden@tnc.org.

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