Extension Launches New UF/IFAS Blog
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The University of Florida/IFAS Extension has developed a new blog that will provide information through our on-line newsletters. In the next week, we will be launching the new site which will provide the same selection of topics for your use, plus the Extension Timely Topics. Extension Agents in Pinellas County strive to bring you the most up-to-d...

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4-H welcomes fall with fresh, flavorful apples and pecans
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The annual 4-H apple and pecan sale sponsored by the Pinellas County 4-H Association is now in full swing. This sale is the main fundraiser for the 4-H Association. Each year, the Pinellas County 4-H Association awards $6,000 in grants for 4-H camps and trips, 4-H Legislature, 4-H Congress and, most recently, college scholarships. This year, the s...

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Tuesday, October 26, 2010

Innovative Floodplain Strategies for Coastal Areas: Application of Coastal No Adverse Impact Principles


Purpose
To provide attendees with the floodplain management tools needed to
decrease the cost of natural disasters, increase community resilience,
and reduce negative impacts from flood events through the integration
of growth management with natural resource planning.

Who Should Attend


  • Building officials

  • Emergency Managers

  • Engineers

  • Environmental Nonprofits

  • Floodplain Managers

  • Local Elected Officials

  • Natural Resource Managers

  • Planners and Planning Commissions

  • Realtors and Developers

  • Stormwater Managers


Certified Floodplain Managers will receive 6 credit hours of Continuing Education.

Workshop Goals

  • Understand Coastal No Adverse Impact (CNAI) principles and applications to local floodplain management programs

  • Understand the unique hazards of Hillsborough and Pinellas County coastal areas and identify important resources and vulnerable areas on maps

  • Discuss how CNAI principles can be applied in the region’s coastal zone

  • Apply CNAI strategies for floodplain and wetland protection and hazard mitigation to conservation planning and development practices

Cost:$10 (include materials and lunch)
Where: Weedon Island Preserve, 1800 Wedon Dr. N.E., St. Petersburg
When:
11/9/2010, 8:30 am - 4:30 pm

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